Small but beautifully formed, Wales is known for its rocky coastline, rolling hills and lush valleys, mountainous national parks, and ancient Celtic culture rooted in mystical folklore.
The UK's only coastal national park is in Pembrokeshire, and throughout the length of the shoreline of Wales there are sweeping, uncrowded beaches offering plenty of water sport activities or simple rock-pooling. Snowdonia, with its Ice Age-formed mountains offers exceptional opportunities for hiking, biking, mountaineering or wild swimming. Or visit the heather-bedecked Brecon Beacons National Park for horse-riding, caving or breathtakingly scenic walks.
Wales is home to over 400 castles, but if you are looking for a more contemporary holiday then a cottage near Cardiff, with its restored waterfront, vibrant nightlife and top-class restaurants is an ideal choice.
Spacious cottage tucked away in the Mid Wales hills in picturesque historic village.On national walking trail. Wifi, garden,parking off road,pet welcome.Suitable for walkers,families and exploring
Barn conversion with original timbers,spacious light interior, stunning historic village with ruins of a Cistercian Abbey and mansion house open to the public.
This 6 bedroom house with private pool is located in Aberdaron and sleeps 14 people. It has WiFi, a garden and barbeque facilities. The house is near golf and beach.
This 2 bedroom house is located in Morfa Nefyn and sleeps 4 people. It has WiFi, a garden and barbeque facilities. The house is walking distance away from beach.
This 3 bedroom house with swimming pool is located in Porthmadog West and sleeps 8 people. It has parking nearby, a gym and a spa. The house is walking distance away from golf and beach.
