Wales self catering accommodation

Ty Criccieth

A very unusual flat in a church conversion overlooking Cardigan Bay in Criccieth. Full wall of original stained glass and a cathedral window overlooking the bay in the living room. Minute walk to beach, groceries, restaurants, cafes, pub. Parking, wifi.

Ty Capel

This former chapel house stands in its own grounds on the edge of the village of Rhyd Ddu with outstanding views of Snowdon. Recently extended and refurbished, it's the ideal base for an active or relaxing holiday. Internet access available.

Penylan Farm

Bed and breakfast and three charming cottages ideally placed between the Wye Valley and Black Mountains, 5 miles from Monmouth. Cottages sleep 2, 4 and 7. Take in the fresh clean air and awake to the sound of birds singing.

Thorn Cottage

Built in 1860, this Grade 4 listed cottage stands in a quiet corner of Fishguard, close to the picturesque lower harbour and the Pembrokeshire coastal path.

Ty Moch Bach

Central for St Davids, Fishguard and Haverfordwest, this 18th Century upside-down converted barn is set in a quiet rural location, close to the Pembrokeshire coastal footpath. Ideal for the beach, surfing birdwatching, cycling, golf and much more.

The White House by the Sea

Holiday Caravans for a relaxing holiday at one of the finest locations on the North Wales Coast, with direct access onto the Ffrith Beach Festival Gardens, Prestatyn. We also have caravans for sale on site.

49 Folkeston Hill

Detached bungalow with unlimited free wifi, just 5 minutes' walk from Nolton Haven beach, on a purpose built holiday site in the Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park. In its own private valley, it's the perfect setting for a low key beach holiday.

Bryniau

Newly reonvated, Bryniau is in an area of outstanding natural beauty at the furthest tip of the Llyn Peninsula, just a stone's throw from the coastal footpath. Nearby, the seaside village of Aberdaron has shops, cafes, take-away and two pubs.

Carn Ingli

Carn Ingli is a sea front property at Aberporth with views over Cardigan Bay from most windows. Recently refurbished to a high standard, within easy walking distance of the beach and shops. 100 yards from the Ceredigion Coastal path, ideal for walkers.

Bryn Tirion

Bryn Tirion is a charming stone cottage in a pretty and tranquil setting on the edge of Betws-y-coed village. The cottage has recently been refurbished and comfortably sleeps 4.