Luxury Cottages Wales

Our luxury cottages in Wales are located in and within reach of some of the best places to visit in Wales. If you love getting off-the-beaten-track a little bit and all the stunning scenery and tranquillity that comes with that, Wales is a fantastic destination. 

Blessed with coastal beauty, there are many places to choose from when it comes to finding the best places to enjoy sea views and breathe in the fresh, salty air. For wild, unspoilt coastline head to Pembrokeshire, the Gower Peninsula and Anglesey. All are fantastic places to embrace coastal walks, look for wildlife including seals and dolphins and enjoy boat trips and water sports. 

Meanwhile, the Llyn Peninsula is a fantastic place for quintessential golden sands. Resorts including Abersoch are hard to beat when it comes to a family-friendly beach holiday in Wales. 

Renowned for stunning countryside, Wales brims with lush valleys and rolling hills. Powys, Anglesey and the Wye Valley all offer the opportunity for a rural cottage holiday.  

If it is a true adventure that you crave, Snowdonia is the place to head to. From climbing Mount Snowdon to speeding over old slate mines on a zip-wire, there is plenty to get your adrenaline flowing. 

With rich culture and heritage too, there are castles and historic homes to visit, plus an eclectic mix of festivals. If you love literature, don’t miss the renowned Hay Festival. 

The start of a new year is a great time to blow the cobwebs away. January is fantastic for a reset with crisp walks that will clear the mind and help work of the excesses of Christmas. It is also the perfect time for romantics to visit, as 25th January is St Dwynwen’s Day, the Welsh equivalent of St Valentine’s Day. 

Springtime is one of the best times to visit Wales for walking. Flowers come into bloom and the temperature is ideal for long hikes, whether through the forests or along the coastal path of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. 

In summertime, it is all about the beaches. From a family-friendly beach resort like Abersoch for fun-filled days building sandcastles, to coastal cottages for two on the Gower Peninsula that are perfectly placed for water sports by day and relaxing in style by night, there is something for everyone. 

Summer also marks festival season and bookworms should visit Hay-on-Wye for the Hay Festival that offers a wide range of literature-themed events. If sailing and all things nautical is more your scene, a host of regattas are held too, offering fun for participants and spectators alike. 

On the countdown to Christmas, a trip to a beautifully decorated historic home such as Powis Castle in Powys, will get you into the festive spirit. Meanwhile, Christmas markets like Swansea offer the opportunity to purchase traditional handcrafted items and local produce as gifts.