The Golf Village
North Wales, Gwynedd, LL53 6HX
Mountains, valleys and miles of golden sand at Hafan y Môr, North Wales
Bounded to the east by Snowdonia and the Irish Sea to the south, Hafan y Môr lodges take in the very best of North Wales’ dramatic landscape. Nestling effortlessly into the Llyn Peninsula, near Pwllheli, this golden stretch of sand is backed by Gwynedd’s imposing peaks, rolling hills and whitewashed cliffs.
Hafan y Môr accommodation offers more than just a room with a view: the 500-acre park on which it sits is packed with activities the whole family can enjoy. An Aerial Adventure course, boating lake and crazy golf facility are ripe for exploration, while indoors, a large pool complex complete with slides, flumes and a wave machine provide hours of entertainment for children. On sunny days, you will find countless trails winding through unspoilt valleys and wildlife-rich woodland and, if you like to ride in style, you can glide through the park on a Segway!
Looking to leave urban life behind? You can embrace the great outdoors and make memories in your Hafan y Môr lodge. Whether you’re in search of serenity on the golf course, or want to spend some quality time with your family, this coastal setting is the ideal place to get away from it all.
Park facilities
Rain or shine, Hafan y Môr Holiday Park at Gwynedd offers unrivalled entertainment, boasting a combination of adventure and indulgence, including:
- A tranquil boating lake
- A large indoor pool complex, with slides and flumes
- Segway adventure trails
- An owners-only retreat that includes a lounge and bar
- Fitness gym and fishing lake
- An exclusive nine-hole golf course
- Aerial Adventure facility
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The local area
As a Hafan y Môr lodge owner, expect to see the beautiful backdrop of the Llyn Peninsula from all angles. The lakes, valleys and enchanting peaks of Snowdonia National Park are easily accessible via the Ffestiniog Railway, while the Irish Sea offers tranquillity right on your doorstep.
Visit the picturesque village of Portmeirion: built to look like an Italian town, its plaza backs onto exotic gardens, shops and charming restaurants. History buffs will enjoy the twin-towered gatehouse at Criccieth Castle, while adrenaline junkies can ride the waves at Abersoch. Further afield, try the world’s first people-powered rollercoaster at GreenWood Forest Park – if you dare!