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Pack a beach bag and head just over the road to the golden sands from this attractive second floor apartment in Aberdyfi, Mid Wales. Sleeping four guests, the two bedroom property also welcomes one dog and is in an excellent position for picking up the Welsh Coast Path and…
This property is situated in a quiet rural location in Mid Wales, on a four acre smallholding. The town of Tregaron is five miles away from the property and is home to a good range of shops, as well as a traditional market. Just outside the town the Cors Caron Nature Reserve is…
This country property is located on a working farm yet just a couple of miles from the stunning coastline. The semi detached farmhouse is set just off Dale Road and backs onto rolling countryside, so is ideally positioned for walkers and beach lovers with Broad Haven North and…
Approached via a lane that leads to the estuary foreshore with a slipway for boating enthusiasts, this character barn is the perfect picturesque retreat. It s located on the edge of Hundleton, with the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path running nearby. There are a whole host of stunning…
Nolton Haven s sandy beach is 100m from the property, which is popular for boating, surfing, horse riding and fishing. From here, you can access the 186 mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path and take a stroll or hike around the glorious coastline. Dogs are welcome on the beach and there…
Possibly best known for its rich history and array of charming shops and eateries, Tenby is a delightful destination for a family holiday with all the seaside trimmings. Boasting golden sandy beaches, an attractive harbour dotted with gently bobbing boats, and easy access to a…
From your doorstep take a stroll along the river, and then sample the local produce in the cafes, restaurants, and independent shops. Head over the river bridge to Trefriw with its woollen mill, Tudor Gwydir Castle, play park and footpaths. Visit Betws y Coed, which is full of…
Based on what was once Stepaside s thriving colliery and ironworks, this attractive holiday park is surrounded by natural woodland and scenic trails. Offering cosy accommodation for two adults and two children, this comfortable lodge is an excellent retreat for exploring the…
Embrace a slower pace of life and stay in this charming lodge in rural Pembrokeshire, set just 1.5 miles from the coast. Nestled within a peaceful holiday park and surrounded by mature woodland, it is the perfect base for walkers, cyclers and adventurers alike. Stroll along the…
Located in Arthog, not far from the historic market town of Dolgellau and the coastal village of Fairbourne boasting a miniature steam railway, summer ferry to Barmouth with its pubs, restaurant, shops, sandy beach and craggy cliffs. Join many footpaths or cycle routes along the…
On a quiet complex of four holiday properties, this beautiful barn is perfectly located for enjoying the peace and tranquility of the Pembrokeshire countryside. Nature lovers will enjoy spotting the variety of birds and coastal wildlife, and the coastal path runs over common…
Set at the edge of the village of Cosheston, where the tidal river reaches up to the roadside and there is an idyllic country inn within walking distance. Historic Pembroke, two miles, with imposing Norman castle, the birth place of Henry Tudor, and a good selection of…
Located near Bontddu village with the seaside resort of Barmouth 4.5 miles in the West and the market town of Dolgellau 3.5 miles in the East, both offer a wide range of attractions, independent shops, cafe s, pubs and restaurants to enjoy. Within half a mile, crossing the…
This property is located in the town of Pembroke in West Wales, a great place to enjoy a holiday, with plenty to see and do in the local area. The town itself is home to an impressive Norman castle which is surrounded by a large mill pond which makes a lovely backdrop for…
Well placed on the edge of the National Park within easy reach of Brecon, you could not be better placed, an absolute haven for fun seekers with access to the Brecon Beacons for walking and cycling and for the little more adventurous, rock climbing, abseiling and canoeing. Other…
This apartment is situated in the coastal town of Neyland, just yards from its popular marina. The marina boasts some fantastic bars and restaurants for you to enjoy during your visit, along with access to miles of cycle paths to enjoy on your bicycle or on foot. The town centre…
Delightful terraced cottage laying at the heart of the quaint estuary village of St Dogmaels. Pubs, shops and cafe, set along the pretty river, are a short walk from your door. St Dogmaels has a working water mill, Y Felin, and a 12th century Abbey for you to explore. There is…
Nestled in the Brecon Beacons National Park, with mountains, reservoirs, beautiful canals and views for miles, this converted barn is a delight. Half a mile from the village of Talybont on Usk, potter to the local shop and pub with ease. Brecon lies in one direction and both…
Situated in private grounds of a small holding above the tiny hamlet of Garthbrengy, this is the ideal romantic getaway for two. With miles of countryside all around, you will be able to find a walking or cycling route on your doorstep. The town of Brecon is 5 miles south, with…
Bethesda offers a local pub and shops with a selection of eateries to choose from within easy reach. This is the perfect location to just relax or go exploring. Visit Zip World, Caernarfon or Penryhn Castles, the National Trust s Plas Neuadd, go underground at the Slate Cavern…
Mountains to get lost in; valleys to walk through; beaches to build sandcastles on. Wales is diverse and inviting. Boasting three national parks Snowdonia, Pembrokeshire and the Brecon Beacons and some glorious beaches. Stay on a farm, in a yurt or in a log cabin or simply camp to make the most of the outdoors.