Wales self catering accommodation sleeps 6

Pant Y Cae Farm

Log cabin, traditional cottage and caravan and camping pitches on a farm in southern Snowdonia. Close to the Mawddach Trail, Cadair Idris, Dolgellau, Barmouth, Centre for Alternative Technology and Tal Y Llyn. Walking, mountain biking, relaxing.

Coach House

This cottage accommodates six people on one level. The French windows open out onto a patio with a wonderful view of the mountains, fields and the Dovey River.

Rhos Ddu

Just ten minutes from Anglesey's lovely beaches, this heated static caravan is on a smallholding on the outskirts of the village of Llanfachraeth, and has fantastic country views.

Cwmffernol

If you are looking for something peaceful and uniquely different, here it is. This charming farmhouse is set in the hills, with a river flowing by in its own valley. A wood stove gives it olde-worlde charm, and an oil Rayburn adds comfort in kitchen.

Farmhouse Cottage

An olde worlde cottage with all modern facilities. An annex of the main hall, this cottage faces south west with patio doors open out into the garden. The spacious lounge has a large inglenook fireplace and an old bread oven. Spacious kitchen diner.

The Tractor House

A spacious stone barn on a working farm at the heart of the beautiful Gower Peninsula. Superb uninterrupted views of the surrounding countryside with easy access to a choice of fabulous beaches. Private garden, off road parking, electric car charge point.

Parc Coed Machen

Four cottages in idyllic rural surroundings on an organic farm in the picturesque Vale of Glamorgan, yet only 6 miles from the centre of Cardiff with all its facilities and delights. We are the closest rural self catering properties to the city centre.

Timber Hill

Peaceful self catering cedar lodges set in a beautiful private valley, close to the sea. Ideal for the Coast path - 10 mins walk. The perfect base for exploring Pembrokeshire and all it has to offer. Coarse fishing lake, games room and wifi.

Gardd Fadog

Static caravan on the outskirts of the Anglesey village of Llanfachraeth, only 10 minutes from the A55. It has lovely views of the surrounding countryside and is only 5 minutes drive from beaches and amenities.

Punt Gwynedd

Well equipped house is five minutes walk from the four mile long beach of Porth Neigwl, or Hells Mouth, which is popular with surfers and families. On a clear day views stretch from Bardsey Island to Mount Snowdon.