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Luxury self catering accommodation in West Wales
Luxury self catering accommodation in West Wales
26 Properties match your Search
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Weekly price: £601 - £601
Short breaks: minimum 3 night(s)
Next Available: 22 November to 14 December 24, more dates
St David's, Pembrokeshire,
West Wales
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Wales
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Weekly price: £405 - £405
Short breaks: minimum 3 night(s)
Next Available: 22 November to 30 May 25, more dates
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Weekly price: £773 - £5726
Short breaks: minimum 3 night(s)
Next Available: 22 November to 28 November 24, more dates
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Weekly price: £482 - £482
Short breaks: minimum 3 night(s)
Next Available: 25 November to 30 November 24, more dates
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Weekly price: £598 - £598
Short breaks: minimum 3 night(s)
Next Available: 19 December to 05 January 25, more dates
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Weekly price: £515.00 - £1156.00
Short breaks: minimum night(s)
Next Available: 23 November to 22 December 24, more dates
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Weekly price: £636.00 - £2317.00
Short breaks: minimum night(s)
Next Available: 22 November to 01 December 24, more dates
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Weekly price: £465.00 - £1066.00
Short breaks: minimum night(s)
Next Available: 23 November to 31 December 24, more dates
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Weekly price: £678.00 - £2460.00
Short breaks: minimum night(s)
Next Available: 22 November to 21 December 24, more dates
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Weekly price: £848.00 - £3705.00
Short breaks: minimum night(s)
Next Available: 22 November to 22 December 24, more dates
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Weekly price: £739.00 - £3430.00
Short breaks: minimum night(s)
Next Available: 24 November to 25 November 24, more dates
West Wales is one of the best places in the UK to embark upon a luxury seaside break.
Pembrokeshire’s Spectacular Coastline
Pembrokeshire is renowned for its fantastic beaches, with miles upon miles of gorgeous pale sand and its famous Coastal Path. The Coastal Path takes you through a huge variety of landscapes, from limestone cliffs to flooded valleys and sandstone bays. The Coastal Path is 186 miles long, from Poppit all the way to Amroth – passing by 58 beaches. So choose your spot and enjoy a day’s beautiful scenery!
Charming Seaside Towns
The beach and harbour resort Tenby is a beautifully picturesque town and a stunning location in which to enjoy a special romantic break for 2 or a family holiday with the kids. Its colourful seafront offers an array of restaurants and shops, and further in the town you will find a wide variety of traditional pubs and quaint gift shops set along narrow cobbled streets. 3 miles away, Saundersfoot is another attractive coastal town with a lovely harbour. Take a boat out from St. David’s to the beautiful RSPB reserve, Ramsey Island, where you will find a magnificent variety of sea birds and marine mammals.
A Rural Wonderland in Ceredigion
Framed by the Cambrian Mountains, Ceredigion is an intriguing mix of stunning coastline and fascinating wildlife. Here you will find unspoilt beaches, plenty of breathing space and traditional farms so it’s the perfect spot for a rural retreat getaway. Perfect coves dot the coast and the rural market towns have brilliant art galleries where the wealth of local artists exhibit their works. This area is also very proud of its food; with so much farmland the locals’ produce is very dear to their hearts and you will find the lamb, cheeses and seafood are spectacular.
Dylan Thomas’ Land
Carmarthenshire is where you’ll find lush green landscapes and secluded forests, such as the Brechfa and Crychan forests, which are a great choice for off-road cycling. Carmarthenshire is a great place for bookworms to take their luxury breaks as it is also known to be the inspiration-ground for Wales’ most famous literary export Dylan Thomas.
A City Break in Swansea
Swansea has all the charm of a seaside town, with all the amenities and activities of a city. Here you will find great food and shopping opportunities, and the nearby village of Mumbles and the stunning Gower Peninsula will provide you with the rural charm you may crave when taking a city break. Afan and the Vale of Neath are also not far from Swansea, and are known as Wales’ ‘Waterfall Country.’ Afan Forest Park is the perfect place for the family to spend a day walking and picnicking.
Recommended things to do in West Wales:
• If you want fantastic pub food, don’t miss Y Ffarmers in the pretty village of Llanfihangel y Creuddyn near Aberystwyth. Here you’ll find quality, seasonal local food at affordable prices and their well-kept beer is known for miles around.
• If you’re walking the Ceredigion Coast, don’t neglect to look out for bottlenose dolphins from Cardigan Bay. Here you can also often see seals, porpoise and many species of bird.
When you take your luxurious self-catering holiday on or near the West Wales coast, you will choose from lovely, traditional seaside cottages, large, modernised eco-barns and sprawling country mansions.
