Vibrant cities, stunning coastal scenes and rolling green countryside - a holiday in Wales has something for every age, budget and taste. Whether enjoying a break with your friends and family, travelling alone or looking to take your kids and four-legged friends, there’s always something going on.
Hiking, watersports, foodie tours and more, your days will be filled in Wales. Plus, when you’re not out exploring, there’s plenty of luxury cottages and holiday homes to enjoy. Choose from pet-friendly homes with all the mod cons, luxury Welsh cottages by the sea, large cottages ideal for bigger families and romantic getaways complete with hot tubs.
That’s not all either as when you book through us you have access to last-minute offers and the best deals on luxury holiday cottages in Wales. Our team will also go above and beyond to ensure your holiday meets all your needs and creates memories that last a lifetime - for everyone. So what are you waiting for? Book a luxury sea view cottage in Dorset today.
Narberth
From: £407
For a 3 night stayRuthin
From: £615
For a 3 night stayGwynedd
From: £358
For a 3 night stayAbergavenny
From: £509
For a 3 night stayWelshpool
From: £391
For a 3 night stayLlandrindod Wells
From: £521
For a 3 night stayLlanrwst
From: £427
For a 3 night stayAmlwch
From: £652
For a 3 night stayBuilth
From: £397
For a 3 night stayFrom coastal cottages with panoramic sea views to central holiday homes close to the action, these Welsh holiday destinations should be top of your list.
Best for: A traditional seaside trip
Years ago, Abersoch was a fishing village but today it's a popular coastal resort that is home to sandy beaches, seaside cafes and lots of activities. As well as this, the area offers an annual jazz and music festival which attracts a wide range of visitors from all around.
Best for: Its variety of landscapes to explore
An island off Wales, Anglesey is known for its beaches and ancient history. Hit the beach, adventure through the countryside and sit back in one of the many beachside cafes and restaurants. You won’t be bored here as Anglesey has a wide variety of walking routes and activities that all ages will enjoy.
Best for: A lively city feel
Boasting miles of golden sands including the Pembrokeshire coast, rolling green hills and a city centre that always has something going on, a holiday in Swansea won’t disappoint. Whether into shopping, history, culture, arts, sport or music, this slice of West Wales has something for you. Plus, it’s fast becoming a foodie destination with news bars and restaurants popping up regularly.
Best for: Those who enjoy exploring the great outdoors
Snowdonia and its National Park makes for a great holiday for all the family, including those four-legged friends. Spend your mornings adventuring through the rugged landscapes, partake in a few adrenaline fuelled activities and afterwards warm up in one of the local gastro pubs.
Best for: Pleasing lots of people
Officially ranked as one of the best places to live in the UK, Newport has lots to see including local breweries, two beaches and a world-class shopping destination. Although Newport is a small city, it has a lot to offer - day and night - and you can even walk from one side to the other in just ten minutes!
Explore the breathtaking beauty of Great Orme, a prominent limestone headland in Llandudno. Enjoy panoramic views from the summit, spot wildlife, and discover ancient mines. Take a tram or hike to the top, then visit the Visitor Centre to learn about its fascinating history.
Address: Great Orme, Llandudno, Conwy, LL30 2XG
Immerse yourself in the rich history of Pembroke Castle, a magnificent medieval fortress nestled in the heart of Pembrokeshire. Explore its towering walls, medieval towers, and picturesque grounds. Discover the birthplace of Henry VII and delve into its fascinating past through interactive exhibits.
Address: Pembroke Castle, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, SA71 4LA