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Perched elegantly in the vibrant coastal village of Y Felinheli, Melan Bach is a stunning, beautifully designed holiday apartment with stunning views over the Menai Strait. This exceptional property delivers an unforgettable getaway highlighted by panoramic, uninterrupted sea views stretching across the sparkling Menai Strait toward the Isle of Anglesey.
Full Description
Designed with a focus on open-plan, social living, Melan features a spectacular, light-filled main reception area that seamlessly combines the sitting, dining, and kitchen spaces. The contemporary kitchen comes fully equipped with oven, dishwasher, and everything needed to whip up a feast celebrating local Welsh produce.
Step out onto the apartment’s extensive private balconies—the absolute crown jewel of Melan Bach. The balconies serve as your private viewing deck to watch the tide slip in and out, or to enjoy an evening drink as the sun sets over the water.
Travelling with an even larger group? Melan Bach can be booked alongside the holiday apartment directly above (Melan) to seamlessly accommodate another eight guests.
- Bedroom 1: A luxurious King room.
- Bedroom 2: Two single beds
Step out onto the apartment’s extensive private balconies—the absolute crown jewel of Melan Bach. The balconies serve as your private viewing deck to watch the tide slip in and out, or to enjoy an evening drink as the sun sets over the water.
Travelling with an even larger group? Melan Bach can be booked alongside the holiday apartment directly above (Melan) to seamlessly accommodate another eight guests.
Features
- New property
- In a town/village
- Sea View
- Close to beach (<1mile)
- Pub nearby (within half mile)
- Summary Beautifully designed apartment for 4 in an idyllic setting
- Dogs One dog allowed (£20 per stay)
- Bedrooms 1. King 2. two singles
- Bathrooms 2x shower rooms (shower, WC, basin).
- Kitchen Large open plan kitchen with island. Dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, washing machine
- Reception rooms Large open plan living space with sitting, dining and kitchen areas
- Accessibility A flight of steps leads up to the apartment from the parking area
- Outside Extensive balconies but no gardens
- Parking Designated private for one vehicle, further parking on the road
- Children Travel cot available on request
- Wifi Yes
- Postcode LL56 4RZ
- To note Can be rented with the apartment above (sleeping another 8) for larger groups
- Utilities All utilities, linen and towels provided.
Location
Felinheli is a lovely village on the mainland shore of the Menai strait. Perfectly positioned between the historic town of Caernarfon and the cathedral city of Bangor, this hidden gem boasts a rich maritime heritage where terraced houses rise elegantly up the hillside, overlooking a sparkling waterfront. It’s an ideal escape for those who appreciate panoramic sea views, exceptional local food, and a relaxed atmosphere.
At the heart of the village is the Y Felinheli Marina, celebrated as the UK's only Historic Grade II listed marina. Complete with an iconic lock system that lets yachts enter and leave for the open sea, the harbour is constantly alive with the gentle swaying of masts. It’s a wonderful spot to enjoy a leisurely stroll, watch the tide come in, or simply gaze out across the water toward the Isle of Anglesey.
Just a short distance from Melan lies Rowen beach This peaceful, scenic stretch of shoreline borders the Menai Strait, offering a calm and largely unspoiled environment away from the busier tourist tracks.
If you are looking for exceptional dining with a side of local history, look no further than Llofft, just below Melan on the waterfront. Housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century beachfront building where canvas sails were once mended, this stylish bistro and bar is the passion project of a local couple. Think contemporary fusion tapas, outstanding brunch menu, and unparalleled panoramic views. They make everything from scratch—including their own fresh artisan bread and pizza dough—celebrating Welsh produce and heritage.
No visit to Y Felinheli is complete without stopping by the Garddfon Inn. This historic, 200-year-old traditional Welsh pub sits right on Beach Road, a short walk from another couple of great pubs The Vic and Yr Heulyn. The Swellies cafe on the quayside is also a great place to visit.
At the heart of the village is the Y Felinheli Marina, celebrated as the UK's only Historic Grade II listed marina. Complete with an iconic lock system that lets yachts enter and leave for the open sea, the harbour is constantly alive with the gentle swaying of masts. It’s a wonderful spot to enjoy a leisurely stroll, watch the tide come in, or simply gaze out across the water toward the Isle of Anglesey.
Just a short distance from Melan lies Rowen beach This peaceful, scenic stretch of shoreline borders the Menai Strait, offering a calm and largely unspoiled environment away from the busier tourist tracks.
If you are looking for exceptional dining with a side of local history, look no further than Llofft, just below Melan on the waterfront. Housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century beachfront building where canvas sails were once mended, this stylish bistro and bar is the passion project of a local couple. Think contemporary fusion tapas, outstanding brunch menu, and unparalleled panoramic views. They make everything from scratch—including their own fresh artisan bread and pizza dough—celebrating Welsh produce and heritage.
No visit to Y Felinheli is complete without stopping by the Garddfon Inn. This historic, 200-year-old traditional Welsh pub sits right on Beach Road, a short walk from another couple of great pubs The Vic and Yr Heulyn. The Swellies cafe on the quayside is also a great place to visit.
Booking Details
Check In
16:00
Check Out
10:00
30% deposit due at time of booking, balance due 30 days prior to check in.
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Guests
Max Adults:
4
Max Children:
3
Max Infants:
1
(Under 2 in a travel cot)
Note: Sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms
Maximum number of adults and children is 4


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