Wales cottages

Holiday Cottages in Wales

Wales is a fascinating land of contrasts and an exciting holiday destination that blends rolling areas of outstanding natural beauty with vibrant metropolitan experiences.  From the mountains of North Wales to the gorgeous coastline of West Wales, the rolling countryside of Mid Wales, the vibrant cities of South Wales and the quaint villages along the Welsh borders, there's something for everyone on this warm and welcoming land. 

Whether you are travelling as a family or looking for some quiet time away with that special someone, Wales is bound to capture the imagination of any visitor. Set out to explore one of the country’s three national parks, spend a day shopping in Cardiff or enjoy a traditional seaside break – the choice really is yours. Just make sure to find the time to unwind in your very own holiday cottage before setting off on your next Welsh adventure! 

Spectacular scenery, stunning beaches, rich heritage and vibrant cities make Wales a must-visit country.

How best to describe Wales? Do we focus on the spectacular countryside that is found in every corner of the country? The five National Landscapes and three national parks that contain grandiose mountain ranges, deep forests, cascading waterfalls and crystal lakes? Or the hundreds of species of wildlife including deer, ospreys and dolphins you can see?

What about the beaches? Wales has some amazing beaches for surfers, sand lovers, walkers, and nature watchers, one of which, Rhossili Beach, has been voted one of the top ten beaches in the world for consecutive years. Visit some of our Wales coastal cottages if you don't believe us.

But that would ignore the rich heritage that Wales has. The country has three UNESCO World Heritage Sites and hundreds of ancient monuments, as well as its vast industrial heritage and over six hundred castles.

And we haven’t even mentioned the towns and cities. The Welsh valleys are full of picturesque villages and Cardiff and Swansea are vibrant cities, full of culture and fun.

So, how best to describe Wales? It’s a difficult one, isn’t it?