Red-welly

Name: Red-welly
Address: Ty Coch, Clynnog Fawr, Caernarfon, LL545PD, GB
Telephone: 07866 467979
Price range: £££
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Good times with family and
friends.

3 houses; sleeps 10 - 14; seats 20 for dinner; carbon neutral;
5 acres of natural beauty; beach; games field; picnic areas; stream; wildlife pond; seaside camp; total privacy.

10/10/2024

Quite a show tonight

17/09/2024

Mynydd Parrys Mountain. Amlwch - it’s a must see

26/05/2024

09/05/2024

The Ogwen area has been experiencing very busy periods recently and we're expecting the same as the weekend approaches.

Car parks are filling up very early in the mornings, so if you're planning to visit Cwm Idwal, Tryfan, the Glyderau or Carneddau, then how about parking a few miles down the road in Bethesda and catching the regular T10 bus to Ogwen? 🅿️ 🚌

https://ow.ly/1yZO50RAcZr

28/04/2024

The view from the Dairy kitchen was pretty damn fine last night

27/01/2024

Shepherds hut reading room lit by the Wolf moon

14/01/2024

Look we have a new basket at Ty Coch and I have a new obsession!!
Huge thanks to for the fantastic basket weaving workshop on Saturday and to all the other wonderful women weavers I met there - I loved every minute 🤎🧡💚

10/01/2024

Moss covered wall on the beautiful walk to Cybi’s Well. Cybi, a 6th-century saint is reputed to have lived in the area (the church in nearby Llangybi also bears his name), the well’s waters have long been believed to hold healing properties.

08/01/2024

04/01/2024

03/12/2023

Todays walk 🤍🤎

01/11/2023

Absolutely chuffed to be featured in Christmas magazine Huge thanks to .sian for the wonderful images

09/09/2023

Seaweed treasures

16/07/2023

The dream team of , , are back hosting the most beautiful retreat at Ty Coch in September - stunning flowers, delicious food, basket weaving, foraging and sea swims - perfect end to the summer. Bookings through

11/07/2023

Heavenly - seaweedbath .seaweed.baths.mon

03/07/2023

Treborth Botanic Garden has achieved a historic milestone in its history, having been recognised as an Accredited Botanic Garden.

Address

Ty Coch, Clynnog Fawr
Caernarfon
LL545PD

Telephone

07866 467979

Website

http://www.red-welly.com/

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3 cottages; 5 bedrooms sleeping 10 - 14; large dining table seats up to 20 for dinner; 10 acres of rewilded natural beauty; a beach; a stream, wildlife ponds, a games field; picnic areas; seaside camp; carbon neutral and all in total privacy.

Ty Coch is a self-catering holiday let with hotel quality beds, linen, towels and toiletries. Everything is designed to combine comfort, character and simplicity. We take pride in being well equipped for your stay so you can pack light and concentrate on the fun things. All of the products provided from the shampoo to the laundry liquid and loo rolls are eco friendly and the produce in our generous welcome hamper are all locally sourced.

Once a former coastal farm in the small village of Clynnog Fawr, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Llyn Peninsula, we restored and converted the derelict farm buildings in 2008 to provide the perfect retreat for large families or friends. Booked as a whole, The Cottage, Barn and Dairy have been designed for sharing. The cottages sleep 10 to 14 guests over the 5 bedrooms, with a huge table The Dairy kitchen seating up to 20 guests and a large sofa area with a log burner in The Cottage there are generous communal spaces to get together and ample space to spread out. Ty Coch is a haven for wildlife and a place of peace and tranquillity where you can relax and recharge while the children to run free. Down on the pebble beach low tide reveals a large sandbank which is perfect for paddling or foraging amongst the rocks and at high tide is wonderful for a bracing swim.

On the Wales Coast Path and the pilgrim route to Bardsey Island, it is within easy reach of Anglesey and the Menai Straits, the Snowdonia National Park and the coastal towns and beaches of the Llyn Peninsula. The village of Clynnog Fawr, with the distinctive Tudor church tower of St Beuno, is a ten minute walk (or twenty via the green lane from the end of the beach). It’s a great place for everything outdoors, birdwatching, walking, cycling, kayaking, trekking, coasteering, surfing, yachting and lounging. There are Iron Age forts, ancient churches, medieval castles, characterful old pubs & exceptional new restaurants and of course beaches, cliffs, mountains and lakes.