Whisper Holidays

Our cottage offers accommodation for up to 8 adults:

Bedroom 1 = Double bed

Bedroom 2 = Double bed

Bedroom 3 = Double bed with Single bunk above

Snug = Sofa Bed 

Harlech, a World Heritage site, is probably best known as the home of Harlech Castle. Harlech Castle is considered one of the best examples – if not the best – of medieval British defensive architecture, and when you stand at the foot of those mighty walls you’ll understand why.

Set, as it is, among such beautiful countryside, you won’t want to miss the opportunity to do some walking when you visit Harlech. The old Cwm Bychan and Cwm Nantcol drovers’ roads are a great place to start, but in this part of the world there’s so much to explore by foot, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

At Llanfair Slate Caverns you can lose a few hours being fascinated by the vast caverns that were worked out of the rock by candlelight alone, over a hundred years ago. The slate in these caverns is among the oldest in the world, and tops the roofs of buildings all over Britain and Ireland.

If you’re travelling with children, pop along to Children’s Farm Park, which is back above ground by Llanfair Slate Caverns. There’s all sorts of fun here for the young adventurer, from mini tractors and air cannons to crazy golf and nature trails. And of course, lots of baby animals to coo over. The baby goats are always popular, as is bottle feeding the calves and lambs.

Golf is a big deal in Harlech. That’s because the town is home to one of the UK’s top golf courses, Royal St David’s, which draws visitors from all over the world who love to play a round or two in spectacular surroundings, in the shadow of Harlech Castle.

The beach at Harlech is big. Really big. And it’s the sort of beach that’s great for watersports, and exploring, and digging, and walking. And playing hide and seek in the dunes, of course. Don’t wait for the summer; Harlech beach is a joy all year round, so lace up your walking boots and head for the sand!

Bryn Cader Faner is one of the most beautiful Bronze Age sites in Britain. This little cairn is only 8m wide and less than a metre high, but the fifteen slabs that lean outwards like a crown of thorns make it a thing of wonder. The walk to Bryn Cader Faner can be a bit of a challenge, but it’s well worth the effort.

You won’t find much in the way of high street chains in Harlech – phew! – but you will find plenty of gorgeous independent shops, just the way we like them here in Snowdonia. You’ll be able to shop for excellent local produce, arts and crafts, gifts and interiors; for a special treat pop into Hufenfa’r Castell for some extra-tasty ice cream.

1. Dates are provisionally booked until a deposit of 20% is received.

2. The remaining balance is due 4 weeks prior to the date of your break.

3. Arrival must be no earlier than 14:00

4. Departure must be no later than 10:00

5. Gas and Electric are included in the rental price.

6. The cottage and grounds are strictly NO SMOKING.

7. No pets are allowed under any circumstances (if you have a trained dog to help you with impaired vision then please include this information in your booking request).

8. Please leave the property in a clean and tidy condition.

9. Children must be supervised in the garden.

10. Only those individuals listed on the booking request may stay at the cottage.

11. We reserve the right to refuse a booking (full deposit will be refunded).

Bookings including bank holidays will be charged at the high season rate, except August bank holiday which will be charged at high season rate plus a £90 surcharge.

Short breaks (less than 7 nights) will be charged as shown, plus a £90 surcharge to cover the adjustment to the cleaning schedule.