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Free Ice Cream at Harlech Holiday Cottage

Published on 5 Aug 2019 by Gwion Llwyd

Enjoy a free ice cream each at this Harlech holiday cottage. Stay at Fron Hyfryd during October half term and you will receive a voucher for ice cream at Hufenfa Castell. Fron Hyfryd is situated at the top of Ffordd Pen Llech, recently named The Worlds Steepest Street. Conveniently, the ice cream shop is too and trust me, you’ll be ready for an ice cream after tackling that hill!

Harlech Holiday Cottage With Sea Views | FRON-HYFRYD

Price £350 – £690 / week

Sleeps 4 + Cot (or child in camp bed) | WiFi | Near Beach | Near Pub | Real Fire

This Harlech holiday cottage with sea views is located right in the heart of the famous castle town. Perched between the mountains of Snowdonia and the beautiful sandy coastline of Cardigan Bay, the cottage is walking distance to a lovely selection of shops, cafes and a restaurant/ bar.

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