Stunning scenery, mountains, valleys and
beaches. Although a small country, Wales manages
to cram a lot in.
Whether you’re after culture, exercise, adventure or peace and quiet,
Wales has it all.
Wales is surrounded by sea
on three sides. Its 750-mile coastline is a succession of beaches and
bays, headlands and harbours. Much of the coastline is rich in natural
beauty - Pembrokeshire, for example, is home to Britain's only
coastal-based National Park, and there are hundreds of miles of
seashore which have been declared Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
and Heritage Coast. Wales has thre national parks which are popular
holiday spots.
The Brecon Beacons National
Park covers an area of 1,344 square kilometres of majestic rural
countryside and mountains while the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
is the smallest National Park with 583 square kilometres consisting
mainly of the protected coastline, wildlife, islands, coves, sandy
beaches and historic castles all in the County of Pembrokeshire.
The Snowdonia National Park is the second largest National Park in
Britain at 2,188 square kilometres, and is renowned for Mount Snowdon.
Wales has a rich history and
a sense of the past can still be felt all around Wales whether it be a
windy hilltop with a half-ruined castle to the quiet darkness of a
mine miles underground.
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Tenby, Pembrokeshire
In the heart of lively Georgian Tenby, and
offering uninterrupted views over the famous
harbour and North Beach to Gower and Carmarthen
Bay, this very comfortable, bright apartment is
perfect for summer beach holidays and winter
escapes. Within easy walking distance are
glorious, safe, Blue Flag sandy beaches, boat
rides to Caldey Island, shops and pubs. Sleeps
four.
Saundersfoot,
Pembrokeshire
Perfect for summer beach holidays and relaxing
winter coastal escapes, this spacious and very
comfortable property enjoys a quiet residential
setting right on the coastal path. The seaside
delights of popular Saundersfoot are all in easy
walking distance.
Broad Haven,
Pembrokeshire
Boasting a superb location on the seafront and
panoramic views of the magnificent, award
winning sandy beach, this delightfully bright
and spacious penthouse offers an ideal holiday
base. Low tide reveals rock pools on the beach,
dolphins and seals are often spotted in the bay.
Sleeps four.
Sandy Haven,
Pembrokeshire
Nestling just 200 yards from a little cove
leading to a wide sandy beach with rock pools at
low tide, a range of traditional farm buildings
has recently been lovingly converted to create
five delightfully bright and very comfortable
cottages. Sleeps five.
Pendine, Carmarthenshire
Set within walking distance and overlooking the
seven golden miles of Pendine Sands, and within
12 miles of the delightful Georgian seaside
resort of Tenby, Saundersfoot and lively
Pembrokeshire theme parks, these comfortable
properties make an excellent holiday base.
Sleeps five.
Broad
Oak, Carmarthenshire
A charming countryside setting with views to the
Black Mountains, an outdoor heated swimming pool
and a games barn all set in its own large,
secluded and secure garden – this spacious and
very comfortable property has it all. Perfectly
placed for exploring Brechfa, the Brecon Beacons
National Park and the sandy beaches of the
Gower. Sleeps eight.
Kymin, Monmouth
Overlooking the market town of Monmouth and
famously lovely Wye Valley, these two very
comfortable, cosy and attractive properties
enjoy glorious views from their location on
Kymin Hill – also the setting for the National
Trust's Roundhouse and naval temple. Sharing a
sunny terrace and walled garden, they sit right
on Offa's Dyke (for excellent walking) with many
year round attractions close by
Caswell Bay, Gower
With its 'toes' in the safe golden sands of a
vast Blue Flag surfing beach and its balcony
offering panoramic views (pictured), this bright
and compact apartment is perfect for summer
holidays and winter escapes. A designated area
of outstanding natural beauty, the Gower has
everything from nature reserves, golf, water
sports and beach riding to crafts and heritage
centres.
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Near Barmouth
Set within the Snowdonia National Park, this
romantic little cottage boasts pretty pine
furnishings, a four poster bed and wood burning
stove. The garden leads to riverside and
woodland walks, and the shop, restaurant and pub
in the village of Talybont are within 400 yards.
Attached to the owners home, it is perfect for
touring this area of mountains, castles and
beaches – a sandy beach is less than a mile
away.
Llanffestiniog, Nr. Porthmadog
A unique opportunity to relax in the
outstandingly beautiful Cwm Cynfal valley, yet
within easy reach of many attractions including
Beddgelert, in the shadow of Snowdon's peaks,
Betws-y-Coed, Porthmadog, Ffestiniog Railway,
Portmeirion and Harlech with its 13th century
castle.
Amlwch, Isle of Anglesey
This
very comfortable property lies close to Blue
Flag beaches and numerous lively family
attractions. Adjoining the owner's home, it is
within easy reach of Sea World, Beaumaris
Castle, a butterfly farm, children's farm park
and scenic boat trips to see puffins or for
fishing. Coastal walks, sailing and day trips to
Ireland or Snowdonia
Dolgellau,
Gwynedd
Set in the Snowdonia National Park, these two
immaculate properties enjoy a beautiful location
at the head of the Mawddach estuary.
Sympathetically converted from the upper floor
of a traditional 1800's beamed granary, they lie
within the grounds of the owner's home, which
they share with two other properties just ¾ mile
from Dolgellau's shops, pubs and good
restaurants. Sleeps five.
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