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West Point Beach Resort in Pontllyfni, Gwynedd

West Point Beach Resort

Category : Travel & Tourism Sector
Address : Lon y Wig
Pontllyfni
Gwynedd
LL54 5EH
Gwynedd
Telephone : 01286 660400
Fax :
Website : www.westpointresort.co.uk

West Point Beach Resort Holiday Park is located on its own stretch of beach away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It is a haven of calm and tranquillity with a stunning backdrop, it really is the perfect place to relax.

The new development at West Point has waterfront and mountain view pitches available offering the perfect sanctuary for those seeking peace and quiet.

Many people choose West Point when purchasing a holiday home as it allows you to enjoy the breathtaking views, superb location and relaxation at your leisure time.

This stunning Holiaday Park has something for everyone and you will never get tired of the stunning panoramic views of the nearby mountain ranges, Caernarfon Baby and the Isle of Anglesey.

West Point has a wonderful selection of brand new fully double glazed and central heated holiday homes available in 12 and 14ft models.  Residents at the resort will enjoy an excellent family run service that has perfected a combined experience of over 55 years.

The resort is ideally located 20 - 30 minutes drive from the Llyn Peninsula, Isle of Anglesey and Snowdonia National Park. There are numerous mountain walks and coastal paths close by to enjoy and a variety of fishing. Close by you can explore the popular towns of Abersoch nd the well known village of Portmeirion which was the location for the well known television show 'The Prisoner'.

The Historic town of Caernarfon is close by and is home to one of the most impressive castles in Wales. Caernarfon was once the Capital of Wales many moons ago  and to this day it is still a tourist hot spot with a thriving harbour and marina whose population includes the largest percentage of Welsh speaking anywhere in the country. Caernarfon was granted the ‘royal town’ in 1974.