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NEFYN HOLIDAYS 2021 The Only Independent, Local Holiday Cottage Agents For The Llyn Peninsula About Nefyn Holidays............. WE ARE THE ORIGINAL NEFYN HOLIDAYS! You’ll see lots of references to “Nefyn Holidays” on various Google searches, as more and more of our larger competitors try to muscle in on our success and unique local expertise and experience. However, there is only one Nefyn Holidays and that is this one! We are the original and, proud to say, still the best! Established in 1970, and run by the current partners, Jean Bunford and Gwerfyl Thomas, for the past 32 years, we are now the only local independent agency left on LLyn. We live and work on our smallholding in beautiful unspoilt surroundings, and we do all that we possibly can to lessen our impact on the local environment: solar power produces all our daytime energy requirements and hot water; we use low energy lighting; we recycle everything we possibly can; use double-sided printing to save paper; and the office woodburner still runs on logs from trees felled during the 2014 hurricane. Even our office vehicle, a diminutive bright yellow Fiat Panda Cross 4x4 (an absolute necessity in winter given the steepness of our drive) is one of the smallest and greenest cars on the road. Working from home enables us to keep a firm control over our overheads: we maintain our own web site (complete with secure online booking); and carefully target our advertising campaign to reach a specific market. All of this allows us to work on a more modest commission when compared with our competitors and ensures that our prices are kept affordable for all. Whilst good old-fashioned values are at the core of our business, there is nothing old-fashioned about the way we work. Just take a look at our website www.nefynholidays.co.uk and you’ll see what we mean. About This Brochure.............. • All bookings run on a Saturday to Saturday basis unless specified otherwise in the property description. • Bookings usually run from 3 p.m. on the day of arrival, to 10 a.m. on the day of departure (unless stated otherwise or deemed necessary due to any COVID-19 deep cleaning requirments).). • All prices are per property, per week. • The year is divided into 6 different price bands. See calendar. • All properties are completely self-contained. However, under some circumstances, as on working farms for example, there may be owners living on-site or in other self-contained accommodation nearby. • Duvets and pillows are provided. However, unless otherwise stated in the description, you must bring your own sheets, pillowcases, and duvet covers. Towels are only provided when explicitly stated in the property description. • Where an extra charge is made for linen it is usually £7 per bed, per booking, (unless stated otherwise). • Each property has some form of heating. • A cot is provided only if stated in the details. You must bring your own cot bedding as this is not provided. • All distances quoted are approximate, and should be taken only as a rough guide. • Please note, where Wi-Fi is offered, Broadband speeds in rural areas can be significantly slower than those in towns/cities. Friday/Saturday/Sunday Number of bedrooms Changeover Day Bedroom with 1 double bed Number it sleeps Couples Discounts Bedroom with 1 double and 2 singles No pets allowed Wi-Fi available Bedroom with 2 singles Pets welcome Cot available Bedroom with set of bunks Holiday Planner 2021 The year is divided into 6 separate price bands: This pricing structure 27th February (D) 1st May (D) 3rd July (B) 4th September (C) 6th November (D) also applies to Friday and Sunday changeovers. Where a property deviates Monday 3rd Bank holiday from this structure it will 6th March (D) 8th May (D) 10th July (B) 11th September (C) 13th November (D) be clearly stated in the property description. 17th July (A) 9th January (D) 13th March (D) 15th May (D) 18th September (D) 20th November (D) 16th January (D) 20th March (D) 22nd May (C) 24th July (A) 25th September (D) 27th November (D) 23rd January (D) 27th March (C+) 29th May (B+) 31st July (A) 2nd October (D) 4th December (D) Good Friday 2nd April Spring BH 31st May 30th January (D) 3rd April (C+) 5th June (C) 7th August (A) 9th October (D) 11th December (D) Easter Monday 5th April 6th February (D) 10th April (C+) 12th June (C) 14th August (A) 16th October (C) 18th December (A) 13th February (D) 17th April (C) 19th June (C) 21st August (A) 23rd October (C+) 25th December (A) 20th February (D) 24th April (C) 26th June (B) 28th August (B) 30th October (D) 2nd January (A) Start dates flexible dates Start 30th BH Monday Getting In Touch Short Breaks Telephone number for all enquiries Short breaks are available in some of our properties, 01758-720674 depending upon availability Email • Short breaks are defined as any 2/3 consecutive nights and work out at approximately 75% of the usual weekly rate. [email protected] • Couples/Small Party Discounts or Special Offers do not apply. • The rental, plus any extras are payable up front. Postal Address • Heating costs are charged at 50% of the weekly rate. Nefyn Holidays • Extras for pets, wi-fi, linen etc. are charged at the full weekly Ffridd Farm rate. Ceidio • Short breaks cannot be booked too far in advance, as weekly Pwllheli bookings take priority. Owners are not obliged to accept a Gwynedd short break and the timing will be at their discretion. However, LL53 8UG as a general guide: In band D, they can be booked up to 6 weeks in advance. In band C up to 4 weeks in advance (excluding any half-term weeks). In band A and B they can only be booked up Our Website to 2 weeks in advance. www.nefynholidays.co.uk Our All-In Prices Our Usual Office Hours: WE DO NOT CHARGE A “HIDDEN” BOOKING FEE AT Monday to Thursday 09.00 -18.00 CHECKOUT! Friday 09.00 - 17.00. Saturday 09.00 - 12.00 Some property owners charge extra for dogs, heating, Wi-Fi, linen We are normally available during these hours, but on occasion, if we are etc. Where this is the case the extra charge is clearly mentioned in visiting new properties, going to the bank or Post Office, you may be asked to leave a message on our answering machine. the brochure description. Extras become payable with the balance We always close on Sundays and over Bank Holiday weekends. of the hire fee, or when a hirer is paying in full. Payment Methods & Holiday Cancellation No. 202101 Delightful Double-Fronted Cottage With Hot Tub, Exclusive Use of Beach Hut, and EV charging point at Nefyn Rarely do you find a cottage like this in Nefyn! Complete with a Hot Tub within its rear sunny garden, a Beach Hut on Nefyn Beach, AND an EV charging point to charge your electric vehicle. Other than Security Deposits, all payments must be made to the This delightful double-fronted stone cottage is situated in a quiet area of Nefyn’s Old Town and Agency, not to the property owner. Your payment options are: enjoys all the comforts of a home from home. With all modern comforts, including a Smart TV with Netflix and Amazon Prime Movies and Wi-Fi, the cottage will undoubtedly prove popular with both families and couples alike. With solid light oak doors throughout, it is tastefully and thoughtfully Our preferred method is BACS. You can pay directly into our account via online banking. Please pay into our Nefyn appointed and comprises; a very spacious kitchen/diner/sitting room with electric double/oven, Holidays Account No. 90228028 and Sort Code 20-61-08. Please use the property number as your reference or else we ceramic hob, dishwasher, microwave, large fridge/freezer with 4-drawer freezer compartment, won’t know who it’s from! For non-UK transfers please add £10 to the total to cover the cost of the currency conversion/ electric “cast iron” effect fire; separate lounge with comfortable leather suite, a cast-iron multi-fuel stove (first basket of logs provided). On the ground floor there is also an utility room with washing transaction. All payments must be in Sterling. machine, and a separate toilet. Upstairs, there are three well-appointed bedrooms; and a bathroom/ toilet with large corner shower cubicle and heated towel rail. High chair, travel cot, and safety gate available by arrangement. Bed linen provided free of charge. No towels except for overseas guests, by prior arrangement. Electricity included in the We accept most personal debit cards drawn on an UK bank. Because our card processing company charge us 2.75% rental. Oil-fired central heating included free of charge in band A and at £20 per week, by arrangement, all other times. Gated, off-road parking for per credit card transaction, we would rather not accept credit cards, except under exceptional circumstances, by prior 2 cars. Fenced, raised rear garden with wooden patio set. Two well-behaved dogs accepted at £20 per week. New 6-person hot tub available from agreement and at our discretion. The charging structure for personal debit card is different, so we are more than happy February 2020 onwards. Beach hut is available from May to September but cannot be guaranteed as availability during the off-season is dependent to accept those. upon natural phenomena such as tides/winter storms etc. Couples Discounts of £60 in Price Band B and £40 in C & D (excluding any school holiday or half term weeks) provided only one bedroom is used.
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    Eglwysi Br Madryn Churches Taflen Hysbysiad | Notice Sheet Mawrth 2016 March Neges gan Richard Richard’s Message • Addoli Duw • • Worshipping God • • Tyfu’r Eglwys • • Growing the Church • • Caru’r Byd • • Loving the World • ———————————————— ———————————————— Hwyrol Weddi am Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Evening Prayer for St David’s Day 6yh yn Eglwys Dewi Sant, Nefyn 6pm in St David’s Church, Nefyn ———–———————————————————————————————--————————————— ———–———————————————————————————————--————————————— Plîs gweddïwch dros grwp bach, Please pray for a small group, sy’n gynnwys rhai o Fro Madryn, sy including some from Bro Madryn, wedi dechrau gwasanaethau a who have started assemblies and a chlwb yn Ysgol Tudweiliog! Club in Tudweiliog School! ———–———————————————————————————————--————————————— ———–———————————————————————————————--————————————— Ar ôl llwyddiant Taith Bethlehem y Following on from the success of ddau Nadolig diwethaf, ’rydym yn the Christmas Stable Trails, we’re trefnu Taith y Pasg yn Eglwys Dewi running an Easter Trail in Nefyn Sant yn ystod yr Wythnos Fawr. Church during Holy Week. Bydd yr eglwys yn cael ei The church will be transformed as drawsffurfio wrth i ysgolion leol local schools are invited to come dod i ddysgu am ystyr y Pasg. and learn what Easter is about. ———–———————————————————————————————--————————————— ———–———————————————————————————————--————————————— Mae’r Pasg yn dod! Easter approaches! Edrychwch allan am daflen Look out for a special Holy Week arbennig yr Wythnos Fawr gyda holl flier in the next week with all the gwasanaethau