Molly-Mae’s second season of her documentary ‘Molly-Mae: Behind It All’ has fans rushing to this Welsh coastal location, known for its sandy beach and bathing areas
Molly-Mae’s popular documentary, Molly-Mae: Behind It All, came out on 18th October and it has got fans rushing to a Welsh coastal spot. Those wanting a much-needed rest can head on to the village of Abersoch, as that is where the influencer went for episode three of her series.
The area is a hit with staycationers who are keen on travelling closer to home. A UK holiday provider, holidaylodges.co.uk reported a 208% spike in interest for lets in Abersoch in the past week.
Abersoch is known for its sandy beach, huts and bathing areas. If you are keen to go sailing and participate in water-sports, it’s possible to do lessons in the town, and the gear is available to hire. Another holiday-goer favourite top spot is the beautiful Porth Neigwl, which is popular with surfers.
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Nearby there is also Bardsey Island which offers nice boat trips, where visitors can spot the remains of a thirteenth century abbey and Victorian chapel, as well as puffins, dolphins, grey seals, and harbour porpoises.
Molly-Mae and her daughter Bambi went to Pwllheli Amusements for some arcade fun and fairground rides. She described the north Wales’ scenery as “gorgeous” and “hoped to…leave feeling relaxed, rejuvenated, and ready to go again.”
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Laura Kerslake, Regional Marketing Manager at holidaylodges.co.uk, explained: “Abersoch might once have been a quiet fishing village, but today it’s one of North Wales’ most vibrant and sought-after seaside destinations.
“It draws visitors from everywhere, including celebs like Coleen Rooney and even Bradley Cooper, thanks to its lively atmosphere, stunning beaches, and coastal charm.
She added: “While the village buzzes with energy during peak season, the wider Llyn Peninsula offers a calm and scenic escape for those seeking a slower pace. Whether you’re browsing independent boutiques, taking in the sea views, or heading further down the coast for a quiet walk, it’s a brilliant UK getaway that is ideal for both adventure and escape.”
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