Cottages in Wales
Shouldered by a stunning coastline and boasting a myriad of National Parks and rich, undulating countryside, Wales is a truly breathtaking destination for a self-catering holiday. In Pembrokeshire and North Wales, our arresting collection of coastal cottages promises unforgettable escapes by the sea, with clifftop rambles and beach adventures filling your days and hot tubs soothing your soul in the evening. If you’ve got the pooch with you, discover beautiful dog-friendly holiday cottages with enclosed gardens surrounded by sprawling landscapes just waiting to be uncovered. From gorgeous sea view escapes on the Llyn Peninsula in Gwynedd to log cabins tucked away in dappled woodlands along the Pembrokeshire coast and serene shepherd’s huts in the rolling hills of Ceredigion, there’s something for everyone. Read more
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From £900 per night
The Retreat
61215 bedroom, dog friendly self catering cottage near Crickhowell.
The spellbinding beauty of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) are calling you for your next celebration or larger get-together. Escape to the hills at the exquisite The Retrea...
From £900 per night
7 nights from £800 *
12 Castle Street
61304 bedroom, dog friendly self catering cottage near Ruthin.
Step into a world of timeless elegance and sheer comfort in 12 Castle Street, where classic charm meets modern luxury and pure relaxation. Escape to this superbly renovated Victori...
7 nights from £800 *
7 nights from £442
Caban Tarren
6115Cabin in Wales with wood-burner and outdoor kitchen.
Full of charm and soul, this cabin nestled in the heart of the Welsh countryside offers the ultimate escape, surrounded only by rolling hills and mountain views – dreamy. Built...
7 nights from £442
7 nights from £403
Ocean View at 32
61292 bedroom, dog friendly apartment with sea views in Saundersfoot.
Wake up to the soothing sound of the sea in Ocean View at 32. You'll fall in love with the glorious Blue Flag beach and uninterrupted, far reaching sea views from this sweet little...
7 nights from £403
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7 nights from £800
Y Beudy
61074 bedroom, dog friendly cottage with sea views near St Davids.
With far reaching, uninterrupted, spectacular sea views, set in eight acres of countryside and expansive lawns, gorgeous, stone-built Y Beudy is a charming conversion of a traditio...
7 nights from £800
7 nights from £600
Ysgubor
61062 bedroom, dog friendly cottage with sea views near St Davids.
Nestling in the magnificent glory of the dramatic, rugged Pembrokeshire coastline, offering golden beaches, crystal blue sea and pretty seaside villages, dog-friendly, Ysgubor (Gra...
7 nights from £600
7 nights from £315
Cwtch y Rhos
60861 bedroom, dog friendly holiday cottage near the beach in Fishguard.
Escape to Cwtch y Rhos for a romantic getaway. Nestling within walking distance of the centre of the historic coastal town of Fishguard and the picturesque harbour of Lower Town, e...
7 nights from £315
7 nights from £963
East Cottage
60872 bedroom self catering cottage near Tenby.
Immersed in idyllic woodland amongst rolling meadows in a secluded corner, East Cottage offers the perfect tranquil Welsh retreat, yet is only seven miles from the heart of bustlin...
7 nights from £963
7 nights from £420
Elfie
6062Fairytale cabin with wood-burner and landscape views in Shropshire.
Nestled in the heart of the Shropshire Hills, this unique hideaway is a fairytale getaway, come to life. Only five miles from the Welsh border, this otherworldly structure could ha...
7 nights from £420
7 nights from £599 *
Ty Rhos
60794 bedroom, dog friendly holiday cottage with sea views in Fishguard.
Ty Rhos is an elegant Grade II Listed, Regency captain's townhouse with spellbinding sea views, nestling in the heart of Fishguard, and perfect for families or groups of friends. E...
7 nights from £599 *
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Holidays in Wales
Staying true to the adage that variety is the spice of life, a holiday in Wales promises an unending medley of sights and sites to uncover, from ancient castles to some of the best beaches in the UK.
Beaches in Wales
Home to around 500 named beaches, Wales is the perfect destination for a holiday by the sea. In West Wales, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park boasts a stunning coastline lined with beautiful beaches, from the golden sands of Barafundle Bay to the film-famous backdrop of Freshwater West. Tenby is a true coastal hub, with several expansive beaches and a picturesque and oh-so-colourful seaside town to explore, while the Llyn Peninsula in Gwynedd promises a wild coast full of dramatic headlands and untouched beaches. In Ceredigion, the turquoise waters of Cardigan Bay invite you to enjoy sun-soaked days on the beach or wildlife-watching boat trips that offer the chance to soak up the salt-kissed views from the water.
Things to do in Wales
Famed for its National Parks, Wales is the perfect holiday destination for walkers, with the likes of the Brecon Beacons and Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park inviting you to uncover dramatic landscapes as you traverse undulating trails across mountain, hill, and ridge. During your explorations, you’ll uncover ancient woodlands that hide tumbling waterfalls, and pretty towns and villages, from the peaceful setting of St Davids to the colourful wonders of Portmeirion. Home to over 600 castles, from romantic ruins to towering fortifications that impress to this day, historians will love exploring Wales. Gwynedd boasts some of the biggest castles in Wales, alongside picturesque railways and stunning natural landscapes, while Pembrokeshire promises watersports aplenty along the gold-touched coast. Powys is home to a medley of gorgeous landscapes, as well as one of the biggest and best literary festivals in the country in the pretty town of Hay-on-Wye.
Places to eat in Wales
With such a bountiful natural larder, it’s little wonder that Wales has built a reputation for foodie breaks, from cosy gastropubs to top-notch restaurants. Home to a bustling coastline and one of the country’s top vineyards, Pembrokeshire has all you need for a tasty trip, with cosy cafés, quirky pubs, and mouthwatering restaurants peppering the coast and countryside. Local bakeries tempt you in with great swathes of Welsh cakes, while beachfront pitstops promise fresh seafood caught from the sea a few steps away. If it’s fine dining you’re after, Wales is home to a lip-smacking selection of Michelin star restaurants that shine a light on the country’s homegrown produce, promising a wonderful setting for a celebratory meal or romantic dinner.
