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Wales – the “Land of song” and so much more…
Covering an area of the 20,750 square kilometers, the small but perfectly formed country of Wales has something to offer every holidaymaker. Wales has beaches that are perfect for a family day out and has some of the best surf beaches in the UK. There are three national parks that cover an impressive one fifth on the country.
There are plenty of historic sites to see and some fantastic museums plus Wales has a mass of Male Voice Choirs, Jazz at the Brecon Festival, and a lively band scene. And when you get hungry, there are six Michelin starred restaurants as well as a host of other eateries serving up everything from exotic Asian cuisine to traditional Welsh dishes.
As a holiday destination, Wales has plenty to offer, so start looking for your holiday cottage in Wales now.
Walk the path
Wales is the only country that has a footpath that covers the entire length of the coastline, from the Dee Estuary near Chester to Chepstow in the Severn Estuary.
At 1,400 km, it’s not something you can tackle in a single day, but with such beautiful scenery along the way, it is worth coming back again and again to explore different parts of it.
Ride the railway
High up in Snowdonia National Park, a narrow-gauge railway ferries passengers from the little village of Llanberis to the peak of Mount Snowdon, winding its way through the beautiful surroundings of the park.
At the top, you can enjoy the breathtaking views from the visitor centre as you enjoy a cup of tea and a Welsh cake. (Weather permitting)
Get in a stew
Wales is a great destination to visit any time of year. In the winter there’s something really comforting about tucking into a hearty bowl of the Welsh National Dish – Cawl, a rich mixture of meat with carrots, potatoes, swede and leeks.
Enjoy a bowl of it served with thick slabs of crusty bread and some chunks of Caerphilly cheese.
Find your dream holiday home in Wales
Whatever type of holiday you are planning in Wales, we’ll help you find the very best in self-catering accommodation. Whether you want a quiet coastal cottage, a converted barn in the countryside, or a luxury apartment overlooking the beach, you can find your dream holiday home here.
… that’s just a taste of the hundreds of properties available for you to rent in Pembrokeshire.
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New holiday homes to rent in Wales
17 Crugan, Llanbedrog
17 Crugan, Llanbedrog is a stylish three-bedroom lodge on a quiet family-friendly holiday park near Abersoch, boasting a private sun deck with sea and headland views, cosy interiors, and easy access to sandy beaches and Llŷn Peninsula adventures.
Sea views, a private sun deck and cosy comfort near Llanbedrog's golden sands
Tŷ Brithdir, Brithdir
Tŷ Brithdir, Brithdir is a beautifully restored 18th-century country house in Snowdonia, offering four bedrooms, two cosy living rooms with wood burners, peaceful grounds and sweeping views for memorable family holidays amid the mountains of Wales.
Wood burners, mountain views and space to gather in Snowdonia's embrace
Nyth Glan Y Mor, Aberdovey
Nyth Glan Y Mor, Aberdovey is a charming two-bedroom bungalow with breathtaking Dyfi Estuary views, a private balcony for sunset watching, cosy underfloor heating, and easy footpath access to the beach, cafes and shops of Aberdovey village below.
Wake to estuary views and glorious sunsets above charming seaside Aberdovey
Capel Maethlon, Tywyn
Capel Maethlon, Tywyn is a beautifully converted chapel boasting exquisite stained-glass windows, three en-suite bedrooms, and a whole field for a garden, set in a tranquil Snowdonia valley close to the coast, mountains and sandy beaches.
Stained-glass charm and a whole field of freedom in Snowdonia's Happy Valley
Stabal Llew Coch, Bala
Stabal Llew Coch, Bala is a charming barn conversion sleeping four, featuring a private hot tub, vaulted ceilings and exposed beams, set within a peaceful former farmyard just a five-minute walk from Bala Lake, shops, cafes and restaurants.
Soak in your private hot tub just steps from Bala Lake's shimmering shores
Morawel, Harlech
Morawel, Harlech is a characterful Grade II listed stone cottage with sweeping sea views across Tremadog Bay, a private terraced garden, and cosy accommodation for four, just moments from Harlech's castle, beach and Snowdonia's dramatic scenery.
Grade II listed cottage charm with sweeping sea views over Tremadog Bay
Ysgubor Wen, Llanrwst
Ysgubor Wen, Llanrwst is a beautifully converted barn in the heart of the Conwy valley, boasting a double-height living space, galleried bedrooms, a cheerful sunny patio garden, and footpaths leading straight into the market town of Llanrwst.
Charming barn conversion with double-height living in the heart of the Conwy valley
Ty Eiddew, Llanfaglan
Ty Eiddew, Llanfaglan is a charming three-bedroom Welsh farmhouse near Caernarfon, boasting sea and mountain views, a cosy wood burner, enclosed garden, and easy access to Snowdonia and the beaches of the Lleyn Peninsula, ideal for family getaways.
Rural Welsh farmhouse retreat with sea views, mountains, and beaches nearby
Experience the best of Wales
As well as offering hundreds of holiday cottages in Wales, we also provide local info on things to do when you get there. It all starts here…
The history and heritage of mining, music and mountains provide a huge spectrum of museums, attractions and things to do.
To get you started on your quest, our destination guides covers everything you need to know about the town of Tenby and Saundersfoot.
And if it’s your first time visiting Wales, we’ve got you covered.