Hobbit House in Wales

Eryri Snowdonia National Park - home to Yr Wyddfa - Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales, calls a landscape of rugged peaks, shimmering lakes, ancient forests and spectacular walking trails. Whether you choose a gentle lakeside stroll or a challenging mountain hike, the land itself is unforgettable.

Porthdinllaen, Morfa Nefyn - perched at the tip of a narrow headland stretching into the Irish Sea, sits one of the most picturesque fishing villages in Wales. Whitewashed cottages, turquoise waters, a sheltered bay and a celebrated waterfront pub combine to create a place that feels wonderfully untouched by time.

Anglesey Coastal Path - encircling much of the island, the Anglesey Coastal Path weaves through some of the finest walking country in Wales. Expect dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, sandy beaches, seabirds, wildflowers and sweeping sea views, with each stretch revealing a different side of this beautiful island.

Bryn Celli Ddu - known as the 'Mound in the Dark Grove', this is one of Wales' most evocative ancient sites. This Neolithic passage tomb has watched over Anglesey for millennia, its stone chamber aligned to the midsummer sunrise. Long associated with the island's rich Druidic heritage and ancient sacred landscapes, it remains a place of wonder, mystery and quiet reflection.

David's Organic Farm Cottage - Llanfallteg - Carmarthenshire - Wales

Historic stone cottages tucked away on an organic farm in the green heart of Carmarthenshire. With friendly farm animals, woodland walks and peaceful rural surroundings, this is a delightful escape for nature lovers seeking a gentler pace of life. Accommodation for 3-6 guests, depending on your choice of cottage.

33 km or 20 miles from Carmarthen.

Old Milking Parlour Cottage - Llandovery - Carmarthenshire - Wales

This charming converted stone cottage combines rural character with peaceful countryside surroundings in the heart of Carmarthenshire. Surrounded by green fields and quiet country lanes, it is a delightful retreat for travellers seeking a little hobbit comfort. Welcomes 4 guests in 2 bedrooms.

48 km or 30 miles from Carmarthen.

Magical Woodland Cottage - Gwynfe - Carmarthenshire - Wales

Hidden among the trees in the Carmarthenshire countryside, this enchanting woodland retreat feels worlds away from everyday life. With forest views, peaceful surroundings and a touch of Elvish magic, it is an enchanted escape for nature lovers. Safe from wargs, orcs and goblins. Plenty of room for 2 guests, with 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom.

39 km or 42 miles from Carmarthen.

Graig Las - The Stables Cottage - Llangynog - Oswestry - Wales

Nestled in a beautiful valley beneath the Berwyn Mountains, this welcoming stone cottage is surrounded by some of the most scenic landscapes in Wales. Welcoming 3 guests in 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. With peaceful rural surroundings, wonderful walking opportunities and plenty of life's simple pleasures, it is an inviting retreat for travellers exploring the heart of Mid Wales. 

3.6 km or 2.2 miles from Llangynog.

Ty-Mawr Cottage - Bala - Llanuwchllyn - Wales

Surrounded by rolling hills and beautiful mountain scenery, this welcoming countryside retreat is perfectly placed for exploring the heart of Mid Wales. Welcomes 4 guests in 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. With peaceful rural surroundings and comfort worthy of The Shire, it offers a relaxing escape for walkers, nature lovers and fairytale cottage dreamers. 

29 km or 18 miles from Llangynog.

Bodywen Cottage - Llangynog - Oswestry - Wales

Surrounded by the beautiful hills and valleys of North Wales, this cottage offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Welsh countryside. Welcomes 6 guests in 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. With scenic walks, fresh mountain air and flower filled gardens, it is a delightful base for exploring the landscapes around Llangynog and Bala. 

28 km or 17 miles from Llangynog.

The Small Round House - Rhoshirwaun - Wales

With its round shape, living roof and enchanting surroundings, this is one of the most Hobbit-like retreats in Wales. Welcomes 2 guests in 1 bedroom and 1.5 bathrooms.  Tucked away in peaceful countryside on the beautiful Llŷn Peninsula, it offers a magical escape for travellers seeking simplicity, comfort and a touch of wonder. 

1.1 km or 0.7 miles from Rhoshirwaun.

Tir Eironwy Cottage - Pwllheli - Wales

With its traditional character and peaceful rural setting, this delightful cottage offers a gentler pace of life surrounded by rolling countryside and quiet country lanes. Welcomes 4 guests in 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Situated near the foot of the Garn Fadryn Mountain in the Llyn Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this haven is full of warmth, comfort and fairytale charm. An an inviting retreat for travellers seeking safe haven from trolls, and a home from home. 

11 km or 7 miles from Rhoshirwaun.

Bwthyn Celyn Holly Cottage - Pwllheli - Wales

With its traditional stone walls and peaceful countryside setting, this delightful cottage feels as though it belongs in a fairy tale. Welcomes 4 guests in 2 bedrooms. Offering plenty of cosy home comfort and rural charm, it is an inviting retreat for travellers seeking wide open skies and gentler pace of life. 

26 km or 16 miles from Rhoshirwaun.

Beautiful Woodland Hobbit House - Clynnog-fawr - Wales

Nestled deep within peaceful woods, this magical hideaway is wonderfully removed from the modern world. Welcomes 5 guests in an earthen home surrounded by 40 acres of woodland. Immersed in nature and filled with true Shire character, it is the perfect retreat for dreamers, wanderers and lovers of enchanting places.

34 km or 21 miles from Rhoshirwaun.

Dinam Lodge - Gaerwen - Anglesey - Wales

Looking as though it has wandered from the pages of The Little House, this delightful cottage is set among beautiful gardens and peaceful countryside. A welcoming quintessential country cottage combining rural tranquillity with Hobbitty comfort. Welcomes 4 guests in 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom.  Surrounded by nature and peaceful countryside, it is an inviting retreat for travellers exploring the island's ancient sites, oak woodlands and stunning coastline. Close to Bryn Celli Ddu ancient site. 

7 km or 4 miles from Brynsiencyn.

Ty Coets Cottage - Llanfairpwllgwyngyll - Anglesey - Wales

Once a coach house serving the island's country lanes, this character-filled retreat offers a delightful glimpse into Anglesey's past. Welcoming 6 guests in 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, it has been beautifully converted and is full of the comforts of home. It provides a peaceful base for exploring ancient sites, oak woodlands and the island's spectacular coastline.

Llanfairpwllgwyngyll translates as 'Saint Mary's Church in the hollow of the white hazel'... and that is the short version!

6 km or 3 miles from Brynsiencyn.

Penrallt Cottage - Brynteg - Anglesey - Wales

A winding track takes you off the lane, through the gardens to Penrallt Cottage. Surrounded by peaceful countryside and wide-open skies, this charming cottage invites you to slow down and embrace the simple pleasures of island life. Plenty of room for 8 guests in 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Full of fireside comfort and rural character, it is an ideal base for a family or extended family to explore the isle's ancient sites, oak woodlands and spectacular coastline. 

18 km or 11 miles from Brynsiencyn.

Boatman’s Cottage - Rhoscolyn - Anglesey - Wales

Perched beside a sheltered inlet on Porth y Corwgl, the Bay of the Coracle, this charming seaside cottage offers a peaceful retreat where sea and sky are never far away. With coastal walks, hidden coves and cosy comforts, it is the perfect place to reflect on the adventures of your Welsh journey while watching the tide ebb and flow. Welcomes 4 guests in 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Enjoy this unique coastal setting, with nearby beach access, scenic walks towards Trearddur Bay and Silver Bay, and some of the island's finest scenery right on your doorstep. Gaze out to the Seagull Islands and let your thoughts drift to the voyages of the Elves.

Just 28 km or 16 miles from Brynsiencyn and a world away from the start of your journey. 

Rhoscolyn - Guided History & Coastal Walk on Anglesey

Explore the wild beauty of Rhoscolyn with a local guide who brings the landscape's history, folklore and geology to life. Following the Anglesey Coastal Path, you'll discover hidden wells, sea arches, abundant wildlife and magnificent views across to Eryri and the Llyn Peninsula. Keep your eyes open for choughs, peregrines, seals and the island's resident mountain goats. 3 hours. Moderate terrain.

From Llandudno - Portmeirion, Snowdonia and Castles Tour

From medieval castles and mountain passes to colourful villages and breathtaking scenery, this full-day tour showcases some of the highlights of North Wales. Visit the Conwy Castle, enjoy sweeping views across Eryri Snowdonia National Park, travel through the dramatic landscapes of Pen-y-Pass and explore the whimsical beauty of Portmeirion village, all in the company of an expert local guide. 9 Hours.

Puffin Island Cruise - cruise across the waters of the Menai Strait to Puffin Island, where dramatic cliffs, historic ruins and abundant wildlife await. Home to puffins, seals and nesting seabirds, this beautiful island offers one of the finest wildlife experiences in North Wales. 1 hour 20 minutes. 

Genuine Hands-on Conservation Revegetation Experience

Choose an unusual day helping to care for the landscapes that make Eryri (Snowdonia) so special. Working alongside local conservation volunteers, you may help restore footpaths, remove invasive plants, plant native species or support habitat restoration projects. It's a wonderful opportunity to give something back, meet like-minded people and experience the mountains, woodlands and wild places of North Wales from a different perspective.

Animals

• Red squirrel - Sciurus vulgaris
• Otter - Lutra lutra
• Red deer - Cervus elaphus

Birds

• Red kite - Milvus milvus
• Puffin - Fratercula arctica
• Chough - Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax

Flowers

• Cuckoo flower - Cardamine pratensis
• Daffodil - Narcissus pseudonarcissus
• Foxglove - Digitalis purpurea

Fly into a London Airport LON

Take the London to Cardiff train

or the London to Bristol train

Or fly to local Bristol Airport BRS or Cardiff CWL

Then take a local train to Carmarthen

Pick up your hire car in Carmarthen, then venture out on your very own hobbit journey, without fear of dangerous dragons

Carmarthen to Llangynog, Oswestry - 185 km or 115 miles

Llangynog to Rhoshirwaun - 112 km or 70 miles

Rhoshirwaun to Bryn Celli Ddu - 72 km or 45 miles

Brynsiencyn to Holyhead Ferry - 36 km or 23 miles - then on to Ireland for your next hobbit journey

Or

Brynsiencyn to Manchester Airport - 156 km or 97 miles

Or

Brynsiencyn to Middleton-in-Teesdale, Durham, for your next hobbit Journey - 323 km or 200 miles

Arrange your hire car for your journey, choose from petrol, electric or hybrid vehicles.

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