Holiday Cottages Wales

Here's what you can see and do when staying at one of our cottages in Wales.

For a small country the Welsh landscape is so varied, though you are never far from the sea or mountains. Our featured Welsh cottages extend from Anglesey and Flintshire in the north to Pembrokeshire and Monmouthshire in the south. There are three National Parks, from the craggy peaks and impressive shores of Snowdonia, to the wild uplands of the Brecon Beacons and the dramatic coast of Pembrokeshire.

This is a land with a great history and scenic landscapes and when exploring Wales cottages offer the type of flexible accommodation most visitors will require. Wales has castles - lots of them, including a string of imposing fortifications lining the impressive coastline which stretches over 750 miles as well as delightful seaside resorts and superb beaches, whilst off the coast dolphins, porpoises, basking sharks, Atlantic grey seals and leatherback turtles can be found. Plus, with its selection of holiday cottages Wales is a great place for a seaside holiday. As you travel south from Snowdon the landscape becomes much softer, though the hills remain - in mid Wales the Cambrian Mountains, the backbone of Wales, and moving further south the Brecon Beacons which give way to the very different valleys of South Wales, once famous for their coal mines.

Wales is a proud nation, with a strong, distinctive identity. Welsh is spoken widely throughout the country, which you are likely to encounter when staying at one of our cottages in Wales especially in many parts of the north and west where it is the first language.

If you are thinking of discovering Wales cottages make an ideal base from which to explore. So, why not browse our selection of Welsh cottages to find something that catches your eye?

Cottages in Wales
North Wales holiday cottages
Holiday cottages Mid Wales
Holiday cottages South Wales