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Gwynedd is a scenic mountainous county in north-west Wales encompassing Snowdonia National Park, historic castles, and a strong Welsh-speaking community, offering a rich blend of nature, culture, and history.
A family-friendly cottage in a quiet residential area near Conwy centre and the beach, featuring three bedrooms, a large enclosed garden, and access to coastal and historical attractions.
Castell Conwy is a magnificent medieval fortress in Wales, offering visitors extensive outdoor exploration of its well-preserved battlements, royal apartments, and town walls. Visitors can climb restored towers and enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding town and mountains. It is a significant historic site built by King Edward I and is part of a World Heritage Site.
Oaks Retreat is a peaceful static caravan accommodation set in the woods and mountains of Snowdonia National Park, offering a cosy and homely atmosphere with access to scenic natural surroundings and outdoor space.
A luxury cottage set in the Welsh countryside with stunning panoramic views, offering an open plan living space with a woodburner, kingsize bedroom, ensuite wet room, and private hot tub alongside an enclosed garden and private parking.
Castell Cricieth is a historic coastal castle ruin in Wales, built by notable Welsh princes and offering dramatic views over Cardigan Bay. Visitors can explore the outdoor ruins, enjoy exhibitions within the monument, and experience a scenic coastal visit with access to the castle grounds. Dogs on short leads are welcome, but the terrain is moderately challenging with steep steps and uneven surfaces.
This is a ground-floor property with two bedrooms, a living/dining room with patio doors leading to a garden, located near coastal and countryside attractions in the Snowdonia National Park area.
Dyffryn Ardudwy is a village in Gwynedd, Wales known for its prehistoric chambered cairns, natural coastal scenery with sandy beaches and dunes, and historic sites including the Cors-y-Gedol mansion and burial chambers. The community offers outdoor exploration and family-friendly activities including youth camping.
A quality static caravan with lake views set in a tranquil location near the coastal town of Benllech, ideal for a family or couple with children seeking a peaceful retreat by the water.
Moriah is a ground-floor accommodation set in a peaceful and scenic location near the coast and mountains, featuring contemporary interiors and countryside views.
Beaumaris Castle is a large medieval fortress on Anglesey, known for its nearly perfect symmetry and extensive defensive structures, including four rings of walls and a water-filled moat. Though never completed, it remains a striking example of Edward I's military architecture and is part of a designated World Heritage Site.
Bwthyn Clyd is a one-bedroom semi-detached barn conversion set in the Snowdonia National Park, ideal for exploring nearby seaside villages and natural attractions with a peaceful, romantic character.
This farmhouse is a 16th century Welsh stone building set in a rural mountain valley on a working sheep farm offering a homely, peaceful retreat with access to extensive outdoor activities and countryside walks.
Pont Minllyn is a 17th-century packhorse bridge in Gwynedd, Wales, recognized as a Grade II listed building and scheduled monument. Visitors can view this historic stone bridge spanning the River Dyfi from nearby footbridges and platforms, highlighting its architectural delicacy and historical significance.
This is a homely seaside cottage with ground floor accommodation suitable for a family, featuring an enclosed garden with seating and private parking, located near Kinmel Bay shoreline and local amenities.
Castell Rhuddlan is a historically significant Edwardian castle featuring a unique concentric design with twin-towered gatehouses and a deep moat, located by the River Clwyd. Visitors can explore the extensive outdoor grounds, learn about medieval military engineering, and enjoy facilities including a gift shop and refreshments. The site is accessible, child-friendly, allows dogs on short leads, and offers seasonal open times with admission charges.
A modern second floor apartment on South Snowdon Wharf in Porthmadog with uninterrupted estuary views, designed for solo travellers or couples, featuring a balcony and private parking, and located near local cultural and natural attractions.
Plas Brondanw is a garden and cultural venue in Snowdonia National Park featuring Grade I listed gardens inspired by Renaissance Italy. Visitors can explore sculptural garden rooms, woodland walks, and a folly tower with panoramic views. The house hosts an art gallery and cultural events, complemented by a café serving homemade local food during the season.
This cosy 19th-century stone-built fisherman's cottage is located within the castle walls of the medieval town of Conwy near the harbour and amenities, offering a peaceful and scenic base for exploring north Wales and Snowdonia National Park.
Aberconwy House is a 15th century medieval merchant's house in Conwy, Wales, notable as one of the oldest dateable houses in the country. It is a Grade I listed building managed by the National Trust and operates as a museum showcasing timber-framed vernacular architecture.
A character cottage in a rural setting near the village of Criccieth with views of Snowdonia National Park and Cardigan Bay, ideal for a romantic break with outdoor activities nearby.
Detached cottage set in an area of outstanding natural beauty with countryside and river views, offering cosy and homely accommodation in a private and peaceful setting.
Tyn Giat Cottage is a homely ground-floor holiday cottage located in the quiet village of Penysarn near Parys Mountain, set in a scenic rural area designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Capel Lligwy is a ruined 12th-century medieval chapel located near Rhos Lligwy in Anglesey, Wales. Visitors can explore its historic stone walls and a unique 16th-century vaulted south chapel with an underground burial vault. The site is a protected Grade II listed building cared for by Cadw and open to the public as an outdoor historical monument.
A centrally located Victorian terraced townhouse in Criccieth with sea and mountain views, suitable for a family stay and close to beaches, shops, and pubs, featuring an enclosed garden with patio and on-road parking.
Criccieth is a picturesque seaside town in Gwynedd, Wales, known for its historic castle ruins, sandy beaches, annual fairs, and rich Welsh culture, offering a walkable town centre and scenic coastal experiences accessible by train and local public transport.
This is a detached single-storey holiday bungalow near Conwy, set in a small hamlet close to the Snowdonia Mountains, with a peaceful and secluded garden and countryside surroundings.
Conwy Town Walls offer visitors a chance to walk along one of Europe's most complete medieval town walls, encircling the historic town with 21 towers and gateways. The outdoor experience includes stunning views of Conwy Castle, the estuary, and Snowdonia, but involves strenuous walking with steep steps and uneven surfaces. Entry is free, but dogs are not allowed due to safety concerns on the narrow walls.
This holiday property is located in a coastal countryside area with scenic views toward South Stack Lighthouse and Snowdonia, offering a laid-back and homely retreat with outdoor space including an enclosed courtyard and private hot tub, ideal for families and nature enthusiasts.
The Penrhos Feilw Standing Stones are a pair of Bronze Age standing stones located on Holy Island, Anglesey. The stones are about 3 meters high, spaced 3 meters apart, and situated in an open grassy area with scenic coastal views. The site is a free-to-visit scheduled ancient monument with public access year-round except around Christmas and New Year.
Maldwyn is a cosy detached house situated in the village of Bryncrug, serving as a peaceful base for exploring the nearby Snowdonia National Park and surrounding countryside, ideal for families or groups up to six guests.
This detached cottage near Penrhyn Castle in Bangor offers a homely atmosphere with mature lawned gardens and an enclosed sunny patio, set in a scenic location with views towards Snowdonia and the North Wales coast.
Penrhyn Castle is a vast neo-Norman castle in Gwynedd with rich interiors, extensive gardens, and parkland. Visitors can explore the opulent interiors, Victorian kitchens, woodland play areas, and enjoy on-site cafés and a shop. The site tells the history of the Pennant family and the local slate industry, with family-friendly outdoor trails and themed exhibitions.
A rural ground-floor holiday home for couples featuring an open plan living space with woodburner, well-equipped kitchen, king-size bedroom, shower room, and a private patio with garden furniture, set in a scenic countryside location near coastal attractions and local amenities.
Cae'r Gors is the childhood home of Welsh literary figure Kate Roberts, restored to reflect her early life in a quarrying community. Visitors can explore the cottage on guided tours, gaining insight into Welsh industrial heritage and the author's legacy.
A one-bedroom award-winning couple's retreat located on the North Wales coast with river views, a woodburner, a private parking area for two cars, a garden, and Wi-Fi, welcoming one small dog and positioned near local amenities and outdoor activities.
Twtil, Castle Motte is a historic medieval earthen mound marking the site of Rhuddlan's first castle built in 1073. It is an outdoor site featuring the remains of timber fortifications and natural surroundings by the River Clwyd with nearby parking at Castell Rhuddlan.
A spacious and secluded Red Wharf Bay cottage on the ground floor with an open plan living area and two double bedrooms located in a sunny garden surrounded by fields and woodland.
Din Lligwy is an ancient Romano-British hut circle site on Anglesey featuring visible ruins of houses, barns, and workshops with substantial limestone foundations, set on a hill with panoramic views and historical significance from the Iron Age and Roman periods.
This detached single-storey bungalow is set within Snowdonia National Park near Harlech village, featuring mountain and beach scenery and an enclosed lawned garden in a quiet residential cul de sac.
Castell Harlech is a spectacular Edward I coastal castle in North Wales set on a rocky crag with classic defensive walls and a unique floating footbridge entrance. Visitors can explore historic battlements, enjoy scenic views of Snowdonia, visit an on-site exhibition, and access amenities including a gift shop and café.
A traditional Welsh cottage located in Nantlle Valley overlooking Nantlle Lake, surrounded by mountains with close proximity to Snowdon hiking paths, offering a peaceful and scenic countryside retreat with family-friendly amenities and outdoor space.
Traditional bungalow situated in a rural location near Abersoch with a sandy beach close by, offering a peaceful and homely family-friendly stay with an enclosed garden and private parking.
Ty’r Ysgol is a detached traditional school house in a rural village, set in large mature gardens with peaceful countryside views and close to multiple beaches on the Llyn Peninsula.
Llanbedrog Beach is a popular sandy coastal destination on the Llŷn Peninsula known for its colorful beach huts, scenic woodland trails, and views over Cardigan Bay. The venue offers outdoor walks, beach activities, and nearby indoor café facilities, making it suitable for families and dog walkers alike.
A charming holiday cottage near Portmeirion village offering ground floor accommodation with estuary views, an enclosed garden, and a peaceful setting close to beaches and walking trails.
Plas Brondanw is a Grade I-listed garden in Snowdonia National Park featuring Renaissance Italy-inspired architectural gardens, woodland walks, a folly tower with mountain views, and an on-site art gallery within the house. RHS Members gain free access on open days.
A homely apartment with spacious rooms located in a quiet area within walking distance to Colwyn Bay center and the beach, offering a private parking space and shared front garden seating area.
This accommodation is a stone holiday cottage in a rural, wooded enclave near Blue Flag beaches with a historic character and shared grounds including an orchard and woodlands.
This detached character cottage is situated in a private rural location near Bala, surrounded by stunning countryside with direct walks from the door, featuring original charm such as a feature fireplace and Welsh slate floors, ideal for a peaceful family stay amid nature.
A homely family cottage in the village of Pentraeth on Anglesey, accommodating six guests with two bedrooms, set in a coastal rural location near beaches and historical sites.
RSPB Cors Ddyga is a significant lowland wetland nature reserve in Wales, hosting rare plants and various bird species with accessible trails for wildlife observation, including a dog-free visitor trail suitable for children.
Tyn Y Ffordd is a stylish five star accredited cottage situated in the Mawddwy valley within Snowdonia National Park, offering a rural and scenic setting ideal for families and outdoor enthusiasts.
Ty Capel is a cosy two-bedroom cottage located in the scenic Conwy Valley countryside of North Wales, offering a peaceful and homely retreat perfect for families or small groups seeking relaxation and outdoors exploration.
A cosy semi-detached cottage near Conwy offering a romantic and private retreat setting with views over the Conwy Valley, suitable for families, and close to outdoor and countryside activities.
Bodnant Garden is a large National Trust hillside garden in Conwy, Wales, renowned for its extensive plant collections, historic terraces, woodland areas, and the longest Laburnum arch in the UK. Visitors can explore formal gardens, riverside areas, and woodland with a variety of rare plants and trees.
A homely barn conversion in a peaceful countryside location near the Snowdonia National Park, ideal for families or groups, with scenic views and close proximity to beaches and local attractions.
Fort Belan is an 18th-century fortress built in 1775, offering visitors tours of its historic military architecture, dockyard, and extensive grounds with panoramic views, reflecting its role in guarding the Menai Strait during wartime.
A small family-run holiday park located in the quiet seaside village of Trearddur Bay on Anglesey’s north west coast, featuring a range of family-friendly amenities including an indoor heated pool, club, bar, and games room, and close proximity to natural beauty and local attractions.
Tŷ Mawr Standing Stone is a solitary and uniquely shaped Bronze Age monument located near Holyhead, standing about 2.7 meters tall in open fields. Visitors can explore this historic outdoor site free of charge throughout the year during daylight hours. The site requires care due to natural terrain and weather exposure.
This charming cottage in Amlwch, Anglesey, offers a cosy and homely atmosphere for up to four guests with two bedrooms, close to local historical sites and coastal walks, featuring an enclosed garden and walking distance to a local pub and port.
Amlwch is a port town in Anglesey, Wales, known for its rich copper mining and shipbuilding history, offering coastal walks, museums, and a restored harbour area.
A charming Welsh cottage set in peaceful countryside surroundings near the coastal village of Rhosneigr, offering a tranquil and scenic retreat ideal for families and groups up to six guests.
Din Dryfol is a Neolithic burial chamber on Anglesey, Wales, comprising remains of a passage grave erected in multiple phases about 5,000 years ago. The site features large stones and is maintained as a scheduled monument by Cadw.
The Secret Garden Hideaway offers five private lodges set in a secluded garden in a quaint Welsh village surrounded by countryside and woodland, providing a tranquil and scenic retreat for families or groups.
This accommodation is a cosy and stylish cottage located in the heart of historic Conwy, within walking distance of the town center, harbour, and castle walls, offering a peaceful and scenic setting with a small outdoor yard area.
Conwy Suspension Bridge is a historic and architecturally significant pedestrian suspension bridge in Conwy, Wales, built by Thomas Telford in the 19th century and now managed by the National Trust. It offers visitors a chance to experience one of the earliest suspension bridges in the world adjacent to Conwy Castle.
Bwthyn Stabal is a pretty holiday cottage nestled beside a late 18th Century Grade II listed manor house in the heart of Criccieth on the Llyn Peninsula, surrounded by woodlands and offering uninterrupted sea views from its kitchen/dining room and garden.
This accommodation is a barn conversion set in a countryside area with sea and mountain views, offering a peaceful and homely atmosphere ideal for a relaxing break and exploring nearby natural beauty spots.
This offering is a former farmhouse set above Harlech, surrounded by countryside, mountains, and coast, providing a peaceful and scenic rural retreat.
This detached holiday cottage is situated in a rural area on the Llŷn Peninsula within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, near the Llŷn Coastal Path and Porth Colmon harbour, offering peace and scenic views.
Porthor is a scenic beach on the Llŷn Peninsula known for its unique 'whistling sands' and excellent outdoor water activities like surfing and kayaking. It offers a beautiful coastline walk, a family-friendly environment, and convenient facilities including a café and electric vehicle charging.
Mill Cottage is a charming seaside cottage in Aberdyfi that offers a peaceful retreat with scenic views over a famous championship links golf course and proximity to the beach, nestled in a coastal village setting.
A converted barn on a working farm offering ground floor accommodation set in a rural coastal location on the Lleyn Peninsula with access to countryside walks and nearby amenities.
A spacious detached cottage on a private peaceful estate near Llanbedrog beach, featuring four bedrooms, three bathrooms, period style, and scenic surroundings including a garden and balcony with views.
Penarth Fawr is an important medieval hall house in Gwynedd, Wales, built around 1476 featuring a remarkable medieval roof structure with a spere truss. The house exemplifies Perpendicular Gothic vernacular architecture, is a Grade I listed building, and managed by Cadw.
This is a two-bedroom holiday cottage near Malltraeth Sands in Anglesey featuring ensuite bedrooms, open-plan living space, and a communal outdoor seating area with lawn and garden furniture, set in a rural location close to nature reserves and coastal attractions.
Llys Rhosyr is the only court of the Welsh Princes with visible remains accessible to the public, recognized as a scheduled monument and maintained by Cadw, offering historical insight into medieval Welsh princes' secular settlement.
This detached barn conversion is located near Bangor and set on a working farm with countryside views, providing a peaceful rural retreat ideal for exploring local outdoor and historic attractions.
This rural barn conversion offers spacious and light accommodation in a quiet hamlet setting with beautiful mountain views and country walks, suited for families and small groups seeking a peaceful, countryside retreat.
This property is a romantic seaside holiday home for two guests, offering views across fields to Llandudno promenade, with a quiet atmosphere and close proximity to local attractions and natural scenery.
Llandudno is a major Victorian-era seaside resort town in Wales known for its extensive Victorian promenade, the limestone headland of Great Orme with tramway and cable car, and historic pier. Visitors can explore gardens, beaches, shopping streets, and enjoy cultural events such as the annual Victorian Carnival. The town offers diverse indoor and outdoor attractions suitable for all ages.
A spacious and family-friendly holiday bungalow located in a quiet area of Rhyl within less than 2 miles from the beach, offering ground floor accommodation with two bedrooms and a bathroom, suitable for up to 4 guests and a pet, with private parking and a back garden with sitting-out area.
Rhyl is a coastal town in North Wales known for its Victorian heritage, seaside attractions, cultural venues, and leisure facilities, offering a variety of experiences for tourists.
This top quality two-bedroom apartment is situated in the heart of Criccieth within a converted Grade II listed church, close to the beach, shops, and eateries, offering a charming and characterful stay over two floors with sea views and bespoke furnishings.
This traditional restored cottage is located in a rural setting within Snowdonia National Park, near Dolgellau and close to sandy beaches, offering a peaceful and secluded holiday stay with access to a smallholding and natural surroundings.
Arthog Bog in the Mawddach Valley is a small wetland reserve known for its rich wildlife including rare flowers, butterflies, birds, and a one-mile nature trail linking with the Mawddach trail for circular walks. The reserve offers peaceful outdoor exploration but has no visitor centre or cafes on-site.
A detached converted barn set in tranquil rural countryside of Llwyndyrys with uninterrupted views, offering a peaceful and scenic retreat for up to 4 guests.
St Cybi's Well is an ancient holy site nestled in trees with healing waters and pagan origins, featuring well chambers and a caretaker's cottage, accessible via a rugged causeway.
This cottage in Pentir offers a cosy and homely retreat set in a quiet countryside lane with scenic views of the Snowdonia Mountain range, providing a laid-back and private atmosphere suitable for families and nature lovers.
Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens on the Isle of Anglesey offers restored scenic gardens with unique features such as a walled garden, secluded valley, river and waterfalls, attracting plant enthusiasts with unusual plants and extensive hydrangea varieties.
This cottage in Dwygyfylchi provides a family-oriented and peaceful retreat surrounded by lush greenery and scenic views, with comfortable amenities and access to a nearby pub, ideal for a countryside getaway.
This accommodation is a converted barn in a small hamlet near Betws-y-Coed, set in a rural and peaceful location close to historic sites and forest park, offering a homely and laid-back atmosphere.
The Carneddau is a prominent mountain range in Snowdonia, Wales, featuring some of the highest peaks in the country, wild ponies, lakes, and significant natural and archaeological heritage. It offers vast outdoor experiences in rugged mountain and valley landscapes.
This comfortable ground floor apartment is located in a converted mill alongside the River Llyfni in a peaceful setting with rural and woodland views, offering spacious self-contained accommodation ideal for a family or group exploring Snowdonia National Park and the Llyn Peninsula.
Dinas Dinlle is a prehistoric coastal hillfort from the Iron Age featuring a recently excavated roundhouse and offering dramatic coastal views towards the Yr Eifl mountains. Visitors can explore the steep hillfort and enjoy nearby food and amenities, with free access and parking available.
A detached single storey cottage situated 1000 feet above sea level offering views of rolling hills and mountains, with plentiful public footpaths nearby for walkers, located within a smallholding grounds in a peaceful rural area.
Penrhyn Castle is a grand 19th-century country house in Wales built in the Neo-Norman style, featuring historic interiors, extensive grounds, and an important art collection. It offers a combination of indoor and outdoor experiences including exhibitions on its historical ties to slavery and the slate industry, and a former railway museum.
A detached cottage set on a single level above Criccieth with peaceful countryside surroundings and distant sea views, offering comfortable living space and private parking on a working dairy farm.
A tranquil converted barn on the Llyn Peninsula with sea views, set in rural surroundings close to a secluded beach and local attractions.
Llangybi is a village in Gwynedd, Wales, known for its historic St Cybi's Church, a Grade II* listed building, and the Grade I listed holy well, Ffynnon Cybi, with ancient monuments and local folklore. Visitors can explore the outdoor historical and cultural features of the village.
A cosy, peaceful cottage near the village of Tregarth, ideal for two guests seeking a private retreat surrounded by scenic countryside and convenient for exploring North Wales attractions including Snowdonia National Park and Zip World Quarry.
This first floor apartment is set in a quiet location about 1 mile from the seaside town of Llandudno, offering views across fields to the promenade and sea in a converted former outbuilding.
A homely annex accommodation in Bodorgan, Anglesey, offering a compact and comfortable retreat with a double bedroom and shared garden seating area, situated in a central location ideal for exploring the natural beauty and historic sites of Anglesey.
This two-bedroom cottage in Dolwyddelan offers a peaceful and scenic countryside setting with cosy living spaces and a private enclosed garden, ideal for families and groups seeking a tranquil rural retreat close to village amenities and walking routes.
Castell Dolwyddelan is a historic Welsh mountain castle known for its commanding location in Snowdonia, association with Prince Llywelyn the Great, and distinctive mix of medieval and 19th-century restoration architecture. Visitors can explore the ruins outdoors year-round, with limited interior access in summer months.
A detached holiday home set in a countryside location overlooking an estuary Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Isle of Anglesey, suitable for families and pet owners with outdoor space and nearby coastal and wildlife attractions.
This site features the splintered remains of an early Bronze Age standing stone located on a ridge, notable for its ancient fragmented condition and natural landscape setting.
A cosy holiday cottage in the heart of Amlwch Port on the Isle of Anglesey, suitable for up to 4 guests including pets, with nearby coastal and town attractions.
A detached bungalow with a large garden located in a rural area, suitable for families and outdoor enthusiasts, offering a comfortable and homely atmosphere.
Plas Newydd is a historic Neo-Classical country house in Anglesey set within Grade I listed gardens and parkland, offering visitors both indoor museum experiences and outdoor scenic walks with views over the Menai Strait and Snowdonia. The house features significant art, including the largest mural by Rex Whistler, and a military museum. The estate also contains prehistoric burial chambers and extensive historic buildings, and is managed by the National Trust.
A spacious ground floor apartment with private garden area set among wildlife-rich trees, located on a quiet lane close to local pubs and shops in a countryside setting near the Snowdonia National Park.
This holiday cottage in the scenic village of Rhyd Ddu offers a cosy, homely retreat perfect for up to four guests, set amidst the peaceful countryside at the base of Mount Snowdon with access to walking trails nearby.
Craflwyn and Beddgelert in Snowdonia offer scenic outdoor experiences including wooded valleys, lakes, mountain walks, and legendary sites like Dinas Emrys with its dragon myth. The area features walking trails for all abilities, including an accessible walk, and visitor facilities with food nearby in the village of Beddgelert. It's a family friendly outdoor destination steeped in Welsh legend and natural beauty.
This terraced former fisherman’s cottage in Moelfre offers cosy accommodation with sea views near village amenities and coastal paths, blending a homely atmosphere with scenic outdoor surroundings.
Lligwy Burial Chamber is a Neolithic outdoor burial site in Anglesey, Wales, featuring a massive roof slab supported by upright stones, with remains and artifacts from ancient settlements, open free to the public year-round.
Rhydlanfair is a self-contained wing of a 17th-century farmhouse set in 200 acres of National Trust farmland, offering cosy accommodation in a rural, peaceful environment with a nearby leisure centre providing various facilities.
Capel Garmon is a village in Conwy, Wales, known for its Neolithic burial chamber, historic church site, scenic views over Snowdonia, and nearby museum artifacts. The village offers local holiday accommodations and a family-run pub.
A detached bungalow located near the Aberglaslyn Pass with a woodburner, slate floors, and adjacent to the Welsh Highland Steam Railway, offering a homely and private retreat for up to 2 guests.
Beddgelert is a scenic village located in the Snowdonia area of Gwynedd, Wales, known for its historic stone bridge, proximity to natural features like Glaslyn gorge and Moel Hebog mountain, and cultural links including the Rupert Bear stories and the Welsh Highland Railway.
A ground floor holiday property overlooking the Alaw Estuary, set in a rural country location with river and lake grounds, suitable for families and pets with enclosed patio outdoor space and on-site parking.
Presaddfed Burial Chamber is a Neolithic ancient monument in Anglesey, Wales, featuring two chamber tombs accessible through a grassy field. The site offers an outdoor historical experience with well-preserved stone structures and free public entry managed by Cadw.
This ground floor holiday apartment in Blaenau Ffestiniog offers accommodation for up to 4 guests, including a double bedroom and a bunk bedroom, with a small sitting out area and private parking. It is situated in a historic slate town surrounded by Snowdonia National Park, close to local shops, a pub, and a train station within one mile.
Blaenau Ffestiniog is a historic slate mining town in Gwynedd, North Wales, now thriving on tourism with attractions like the Ffestiniog Railway and Llechwedd Slate Caverns, surrounded by scenic mountain landscapes.
Christine is a cosy, homely seaside caravan on Lido Beach in Prestatyn that sleeps four guests, featuring two bedrooms and located on a family-friendly holiday park close to the beach and coastal walks.
Prestatyn is a coastal town in Denbighshire, Wales, known for its seaside resort charms, historical sites including Roman baths, and vibrant annual events like flower shows and carnivals.
A charming former farmhouse and adjoining cottage located peacefully at the end of a private lane near the coastal resort of Abersoch on the Llyn Peninsula, offering stunning countryside and coastal views in a rural setting suitable for families.
A charming first-floor apartment in the quiet village of Penysarn, Anglesey, designed as a relaxing couple's getaway with scenic countryside surroundings and shared outdoor courtyard space.
An attractive barn conversion located on a working farm near the Mawddach Estuary, offering a peaceful rural setting with access to natural coastal trails and pony trekking facilities nearby.
Castell y Bere is a ruined 13th-century Welsh castle located near Llanfihangel-y-pennant in Gwynedd, Wales. Built by Llywelyn the Great, it offers visitors a historic outdoor experience exploring the remains of a medieval fortress with distinctive apsidal towers and a dramatic history tied to Welsh and English conflicts. The site is maintained by Cadw and open to the public as a tourist attraction.
This stylish duplex apartment is set in a converted church in central Criccieth, offering spectacular views over Cardigan Bay and proximity to Snowdonia National Park's attractions.
Seawinds is a bright coastal apartment in Rhos-on-Sea that accommodates five guests and welcomes one dog, situated near the sea in a peaceful village with coastal and countryside surroundings.
This accommodation is an alpine style lodge set in a private rural location on a working sheep farm with countryside views, featuring an open plan living area and a contemporary decking space with access to surrounding natural scenery.
Detached single-storey bungalow on the north west coast of Anglesey with sea views, a garden with a summerhouse, and close walking distance to a dog-friendly beach and coastal walks.
Ty Gwyn Park is a family-run coastal park on the North Wales Coast offering direct step-free access to the Wales Coastal Path and nearby beach, with a focus on conservation and wildlife friendly planting.
Gwrych Castle is a Grade I listed castellated mansion in North Wales featuring owner-led tours, beautiful Romantic Movement landscape, and historical significance including wartime roles. Visitors can explore both indoor areas like Tan-yr-Ogo Lodge and outdoor grounds.
A traditional stone fronted three-bedroom cottage in Wales with homely features, set in a historic mining town area known for outdoor activities and scenic countryside.
A North Wales woodland retreat cottage set in a magical woodland location with tranquil surroundings and a cosy, homely atmosphere featuring classic interiors and a woodburner.
This accommodation is a charming coastal cottage in the village of Llwyngwril in Snowdonia, offering Welsh charm and stunning sea views, with an inviting setting near beaches and local amenities.
Sienna Cottage is a stylish holiday home in Benllech that sleeps six guests and offers sea views with easy access to the beach and local attractions in a coastal village setting.
Hafotty is a small classic medieval hall house on Anglesey dating back to the 14th century, known for its significant historic architecture and well-preserved medieval interior features including fireplaces and family motifs. It remains a privately owned historic attraction under Cadw care, occasionally open to the public.
This ground-floor seafront holiday home is a spacious, split-level maisonette with Victorian features and contemporary design, located near Barmouth's Blue Flag beach and surrounded by natural attractions including Snowdonia National Park.
Silyn is a bright, spacious detached bungalow located above the fishing village of Aberdaron on the Llyn Peninsula, offering ground floor accommodation with sea views and proximity to beaches, shops, and coastal walks.
Porth y Swnt in Aberdaron offers a visitor centre with cultural and natural exhibitions about the Llŷn Peninsula, combined with coastal walks and beach access. The site provides accessible facilities including a level car park and accessible toilets, and hosts seasonal activities such as kayaking.
A ground-floor holiday property converted from outbuildings near Llandudno, offering peaceful scenic views and close proximity to seaside and countryside attractions.
Lyndene Cottage is a cosy cottage located in the village of Carmel near Caernarfon, set between the coastline and Snowdonia National Park, offering a tranquil Welsh countryside atmosphere with a private enclosed garden and views of both sea and mountains.
The Snug is a cosy single-storey holiday property on the edge of Caergeiliog village near the west coast of Anglesey, surrounded by gardens and close to sandy beaches, historic sites and outdoor activities.
A comfortably furnished detached barn conversion on a working farm in Anglesey with countryside views, private patio and balcony, suitable for families and pets.
This detached cottage is set in a secluded rural location within Snowdonia National Park surrounded by woodland and farmland, featuring a cosy wood burner and an enclosed garden.
This cosy rural stone barn conversion is set in the Snowdonia National Park, opposite a farmhouse on a working farm, situated close to Betws-y-Coed and surrounded by nature and countryside.
Capel Garmon Chambered Tomb is a well-preserved Neolithic burial chamber situated in north Wales, featuring a long passage to a triple burial chamber surrounded by an earthen mound, accessible only by a public footpath across farmland. It offers a unique archaeological site for outdoor exploration with careful attention to safety due to natural terrain and farming activity.
Carrog Y Coed Retreat is a peaceful and cosy lodge set in the countryside of Llandwrog, near the Snowdonia mountains and coastline, offering a private retreat for up to five guests with scenic views and access to local nature and attractions.
Bron Madog is a detached cottage located on a hillside above the Porthmadog estuary in the village of Minffordd, offering panoramic countryside views in a peaceful and scenic setting.
A charming renovated Welsh stone cottage set near Caernarfon, offering a peaceful stay close to beaches and mountains with an enclosed garden and private parking.
Morlais is a charming holiday cottage situated in the heart of Criccieth offering stunning uninterrupted sea views and a peaceful coastal town setting.
The Lobster Pot is a cosy terraced former fisherman's cottage overlooking Trefor harbour, offering a peaceful and scenic location close to the coastline and Snowdonia National Park.
A stylish lodge on an exclusive luxury site in the Llŷn Peninsula with elegant interiors, spacious open plan living, three bedrooms, and access to a shared heated outdoor swimming pool and a gym within the park facilities.
A family-friendly bungalow located near Snowdonia, featuring a private hot tub, shared outdoor heated swimming pool, enclosed garden, and parking on site, with suitability for children and pets.
Caernarfon Castle is a medieval fortress in Gwynedd, Wales, built largely in the late 13th century by Edward I as an administrative center and symbol of authority. It features extensive high medieval fortifications, polygonal towers, and is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The castle is a major historic attraction with significant outdoor exploration of its walls and towers.
This cosy end terraced character cottage in Dolwyddelan village within Snowdonia National Park offers a peaceful countryside setting with nearby castles, beaches, forests and walking opportunities.
Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant is a small historic house museum in North Wales, known as the birthplace of William Morgan, the first translator of the Bible into Welsh. Visitors can explore the restored 16th-century cottage and view a unique collection of Welsh Bibles.
The Snug is a single ground-floor apartment located in the quiet village of Penysarn near the Anglesey coast, with a shared courtyard and access to nearby beaches, coastal walking, and countryside activities.
Madryn is a traditional Welsh seaside cottage located opposite a historic church with easy access to a pebbled beach and coastal path, offering a peaceful and scenic countryside holiday setting.
Morfa and Nant Bach in Gwynedd is a scenic coastal location known for its iconic sea stacks, natural beauty, and extensive walking opportunities including a circular coastal walk. Visitors can enjoy rich nature, history, and mountain views in a largely outdoor setting with free parking and accessible toilets available.
A family and dog friendly former stable and coach house set in the Snowdonia National Park offering a cosy and scenic rural retreat with garden and patio areas.
Llwyn is a detached rural house with spacious accommodation for families or groups, situated in an elevated position offering extensive views of surrounding fields and the Berwyn Mountains, near the towns of Corwen and Bala in North Wales.
Llangar Old Church is a medieval historic site featuring unique 14th and 15th century wall paintings and traditional church features. Set in a remote location overlooking the River Dee, it offers guided tours during the summer months and is available for event hire.
This Scandinavian-style pine lodge is set in a peaceful secluded coastal area with panoramic views of the Menai Straits and Puffin Island, featuring a garden with verandah in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty close to a beach and nature.
Penmon Dovecote is a historic outdoor monument featuring a large dovecote built around 1600, notable for its massive domed roof and internal stone pillar with a revolving ladder, offering visitors a glimpse into historic architecture and utility.
The Eyrie is a three-bedroom coastal home in Colwyn Bay with stunning sea views, providing a comfortable and relaxing environment with modern amenities and an enclosed garden.
This semi-detached, single-storey cottage is located in a quiet village setting beside the owner's home, offering a tranquil retreat with countryside views and a fenced garden.
Hafoty Medieval House is a historic 14th-century building that can currently only be viewed from the outside. It features medieval architecture with a history of timber and stone construction and is set in a rural environment with natural terrain. The site is free to visit but has limited accessibility and no indoor tours at present.
A stone-built cottage located on Cilgwyn mountain with views towards Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula, offering a peaceful and cosy retreat with access to outdoor space and countryside activities.
A ground floor apartment in Llandudno with one bedroom and one bathroom, suitable for up to 3 guests, located on a quiet street close to the town centre and coastal attractions.
Llandudno is a picturesque Victorian seaside town in Wales known for its beautiful Victorian promenade, historic pier, and the scenic Great Orme limestone headland with tramway and cable car attractions.
A modern and spacious cottage set in private grounds near Porthmadog harbour with cozy furnishings, woodburner, and garden patio, ideal for a relaxing stay close to the Snowdonia National Park coast.
This is an upside down house former barn situated on a working Welsh mountain sheep and beef farm, offering countryside views in a rural setting near Snowdonia's mountains and popular cycle routes.
The Bungalow is a charming coastal bungalow near Rhyl beach, featuring two bedrooms and a private enclosed garden offering a relaxed and private retreat setting for up to four guests.
This offering is a studio apartment located in the grounds of the Plas Talgarth Resort on the southern tip of Snowdonia National Park, featuring open plan living space and shared on-site amenities including indoor and outdoor swimming pools, tennis court, and mini golf.
Ynys-hir is a large nature reserve in Powys, Wales, offering diverse habitats such as woodlands, saltmarsh, peat bogs, and wet grasslands. It features multiple walking trails, a visitor centre with a café, a picnic area, and bird hides, making it ideal for wildlife watching, especially birds and other native animals. Dogs are not allowed except assistance dogs, and some accessibility features are available with prior contact. The reserve charges an entry fee for non-members and offers activities suitable for children.
This centrally located holiday property in Betws-y-Coed offers a peaceful and cosy retreat for two guests with a scenic view over Conwy Valley and easy access to local walks and village amenities.
Gwydir Castle features a lavish private chapel built in 1673 by Sir Richard Wynn, renowned for its celestial painted ceiling and blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles. The chapel is open by appointment and offers an accessible visit near Llanrwst, within a scenic historic setting.
A modern, fully renovated holiday home set in an elevated position near Llandanwg beach with spectacular sea views, private parking, a rear garden with patio, and suitable for families or friends exploring the Cambrian coastline.
This 3-bedroom bungalow in the coastal village of Fairbourne offers a homely stay with mountain views, a large garden, and proximity to a sandy beach and local attractions.
This spacious stone-built cottage is situated in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, offering countryside views and scenic walks nearby, ideal for a romantic break away.
This detached mountain-side cottage is positioned on Holyhead Mountain, offering scenic views of the harbour, breakwater, and Snowdonia mountains, and is ideal for wildlife enthusiasts including birdwatchers.
Caer y Twr is an ancient Iron Age hillfort located on Holyhead Mountain in Anglesey, Wales, featuring visible stone ramparts, the remains of a historic tower, and nearby ancient enclosed huts, offering visitors a scenic outdoor historical site.
Fron Ganol is a cosy countryside cottage in the tranquil hills of North Wales that offers rustic charm with modern comfort, nestled amid scenic green fields and rolling hills, perfect for a peaceful rural getaway.
A unique and quirky shepherd's hut set in the countryside with panoramic views, accommodating up to 4 guests, featuring a private hot tub, woodburner, and pet-friendly policy with outdoor space and private parking.
A traditional semi-detached farm cottage near Brynsiencyn with an enclosed garden, close to Anglesey Sea Zoo, Foel Farm Park, and Newborough Forest, offering a rural and romantic setting suitable for a small group or family.
Castell Bryn Gwyn is a prehistoric Neolithic enclosure site featuring a circular clay and gravel bank with stone walls, located on the Isle of Anglesey. Its origins likely include religious sanctuary usage, with visible archaeological features from Neolithic through Roman times.
A beautifully renovated stylish detached barn set in peaceful countryside surroundings with scenic views and a courtyard garden, ideal for a romantic break and exploration of nearby natural attractions.
Black Sheep Retreat is a spacious coastal caravan in Rhyl with three bedrooms, suitable for families or groups, located within a holiday park with various entertainment options and close to beaches and scenic natural attractions.
A unique converted windmill accommodation set in a quiet rural area of Anglesey with countryside views from a third-floor balcony, featuring original character and a cosy restored atmosphere.
Gaz is a wheelchair-accessible six-berth caravan in Rhyl with an open plan living space, two twin bedrooms, and a double sofa bed, designed for a relaxing family seaside break with comfort and accessibility features.
Cwtch Enrico is a ground floor studio accommodation in Furnace, Ceredigion, offering views of the valley and a tranquil atmosphere suitable for up to two guests.
Dyfi Furnace is a restored 18th century charcoal-fired blast furnace in Ceredigion, Wales, situated near a waterfall on the River Einion. It showcases historical industrial heritage with an original waterwheel and offers an outdoor heritage experience of iron smelting history.
This charming holiday cottage in the village of Edern on the Llŷn Peninsula offers a cosy and homely retreat for up to four guests, featuring two bedrooms and a peaceful rural setting close to coastal and countryside attractions.
Porthdinllaen is a small coastal village on the Llŷn Peninsula in Wales, known for its natural harbour sheltered from northeast winds, historical significance as a fishing port and harbour of refuge, and its ownership by the National Trust. Visitors can enjoy scenic coastal views, a charming inn, and explore the surrounding natural environment.
This cosy semi-detached farmhouse is set in beautiful countryside with woodburner, patio and garden furniture, and provides a peaceful base with nearby rural walks and scenic views.
This modern cottage is set in a countryside location with far reaching sea views and offers a homely atmosphere with open plan living space, a conservatory, and three bedrooms sleeping up to 5 guests near the Llyn Peninsula.
Llanbedrog is a village on the Llŷn peninsula in Gwynedd, Wales, known for its historic church, scenic headland, National Trust managed beach, and Plas Glyn-y-Weddw arts centre. Visitors can enjoy both outdoor natural beauty and indoor cultural experiences in this Welsh-speaking community.
This cottage is a peaceful retreat situated overlooking a fishing lake near the town and beach of Benllech, featuring a cosy and homely atmosphere with breath taking waterside views and a private garden seating area.
Sea Nest is a stylishly designed first floor apartment in a Victorian seaside town, ideal for couples seeking a private coastal retreat with views of Great Orme and close to local attractions and outdoor activities.
Garden Room is a peaceful Welsh retreat in Abergele set in rural countryside with mountain views, a shared garden with patio, and modern comforts in a homely self-contained setting.
Benlli is a spacious semi-detached bungalow accommodating up to six guests, located above Aberdaron village on the Lleyn Peninsula with modern interiors, a hot tub, and easy access to coastal walks and local amenities.
Greenacres Holiday Park is a family-focused coastal holiday park on the west Wales coast, offering scenic natural surroundings and a range of on-site activities and entertainment for guests of all ages.
This ground-floor accommodation on Anglesey offers a comfortable base for exploring the island with family or friends, featuring sea views, shared garden and patio space, and proximity to the beach and local amenities.
Cemlyn Bay and lagoon is a protected natural site in Anglesey, North Wales, known for its brackish lagoon, important tern breeding colony, and rich maritime plant communities within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
This cosy detached bungalow on the Isle of Anglesey offers a homely atmosphere with an enclosed lawned garden and scenic views across Trearddur Bay towards Holyhead Mountain, situated close to sandy coves and local amenities.
Valley Wetlands is a nature reserve and important habitat in Wales, known for its rare plants and diverse wetland birds. Visitors can explore nature trails, enjoy a natural viewpoint, and discover diverse wildlife in varied wetland habitats. The reserve is free to visit but has no indoor facilities, food outlets, or toilets on-site.
A semi-detached pet-friendly converted barn in Dyffryn Ardudwy near Barmouth, set within Snowdonia National Park with mountain and sea views, offering open-plan living and a shared garden and hot tub.
A charming cottage near Conwy town centre, close to historic town walls and coastal walks, with a cosy open-plan living space, two bedrooms, and an enclosed garden with sitting area.
Conwy is a historic walled market town in Wales famous for its medieval castle, town walls, suspension bridge, and preserved Elizabethan architecture, offering rich cultural heritage and picturesque riverside views.
A spacious and immaculate house near the town and port of Amlwch on Anglesey with sea views in the distance, suitable for families, couples and friends, featuring three bedrooms, a garden with patio, and private parking for two cars.
Woodland View 1 is a ground-floor bungalow apartment on the southern tip of Snowdonia National Park within Plas Talgarth Resort, offering a family-friendly setting with access to indoor/outdoor pools, tennis court, mini-golf, and woodland surroundings.
The Den is a ground floor two-bedroom apartment located in the quiet village of Penysarn on Anglesey, set within a small complex with a shared courtyard and nearby coastal and countryside attractions.
This mid-terrace cottage near the edge of Snowdonia National Park offers a peaceful and scenic stay with views over a narrow gauge steam railway and easy access to local attractions such as Caernarfon Castle and Zip World.
Castell Dolbadarn is a historic Welsh castle located in Snowdonia's Llanberis Pass, featuring a distinctive round tower and situated overlooking Llyn Padarn. Visitors can explore the outdoor site year-round, with access paths that include steps and natural terrain.
Ganol Studio is a ground-floor self-contained studio accommodation for two guests located in peaceful countryside hills of North Wales, offering a stylish and tranquil retreat with rural views and easy access to nearby coast and local attractions.
This spacious and light-filled bungalow in Morfa Nefyn village offers a comfortable family-friendly coastal retreat with enclosed garden and scenic countryside and sea views.
This detached single-storey cottage is located just outside Snowdonia National Park in peaceful countryside, offering a homely and romantic retreat with scenic views and easy access to nature and local attractions.
Detached former vicarage located between Betws-y-Coed and Capel Curig with mountain views and garden, ideal for families and walkers near Snowdon paths.
The Secret Garden Hideaway offers five private lodges in a tranquil Welsh village setting surrounded by manicured gardens and countryside, ideal for guests seeking a peaceful and stylish retreat with countryside access and nearby woodland walks.
This charming cottage in the heart of Conwy is set within historic town walls, offering modern comforts and a cosy ambiance close to the castle, shops, and waterfront.
Maes y Mor is a spacious detached property located in the picturesque coastal town of Criccieth, suitable for families or groups with its four bedrooms and level access throughout, offering views of sea and mountains and proximity to local shops and restaurants.
A charming countryside cottage near Chwilog, set in a serene rural environment with stunning views of rolling countryside and Cardigan Bay, offering a peaceful and homely retreat for up to four guests.
A family-friendly self-contained accommodation located on the lower slopes of the Great Orme in Llandudno, with beach proximity and scenic views, offering a peaceful and homely atmosphere in a quiet residential coastal area.
This accommodation offers tranquil lodges with lakeside views set within 40 acres of mature woodland on the Llyn Peninsula, providing a peaceful base near coastal and riverside villages.
A detached coastal property overlooking Cardigan Bay near Barmouth, located close to the harbour and local amenities, with scenic views and peaceful surroundings ideal for a private retreat, especially noted for summer and winter holidays including Christmas.
This is a well-appointed two-bedroom property named The View, set on three floors with estuary views from the balcony, located near the Conwy estuary and close to local towns, providing a peaceful setting with nature nearby.
This traditional stone terraced cottage near Betws-Y-Coed is set in the scenic Snowdonia National Park, offering a peaceful countryside base for exploring mountains, coast, and outdoor activities with family or friends.
Plasglasgwm is a rare intact 16th-century Welsh farm holding offering historical house tours, self-catering accommodations including unique glamping options, and an on-site coffee shop. Visitors can explore the restored house, outbuildings, and grounds, with services available by appointment.
A peaceful cottage near Pwllheli with coastal and countryside views, offering a family-friendly retreat for up to four guests with pet access and private outdoor space.
This cottage is a former farmhouse set in a rural location on a working Welsh sheep and cattle farm in the village of Rhiw, offering a peaceful setting with nearby sandy beaches and countryside walking opportunities.
Plas yn Rhiw is a historic early 17th-century Tudor/Georgian manor house with terraced gardens and extensive woodland located in Gwynedd, Wales. Visitors can explore both the carefully restored indoor manor and the outdoor gardens and woodlands with scenic coastal views, embodying centuries of Welsh history.
E&M Caravan at Lyons Winkup, Towyn is a cosy six-berth ground floor caravan with three bedrooms and one bathroom, offering a comfortable seaside base with garden patio and private parking. It is located in a popular holiday park near sandy beaches and local attractions in North Wales.
A cosy cottage converted from traditional farm buildings located in a rural setting surrounded by 40 acres of farmland, close to major attractions like Snowdonia, Conwy town, and Chester, with a private garden and shared grounds.
Abergele is a historic market town on the north coast of Wales, featuring notable Iron Age forts, the restored Gwrych Castle, and scenic coastal and hill views. It offers cultural heritage, walking opportunities, and has good rail connections.
A welcoming and homely cottage just outside Chwilog offering peaceful countryside surroundings with views over Cardigan Bay, suitable for couples or solo travellers.
Swallows Nest is a spacious semi-detached bungalow in a rural location on Anglesey, ideal for two guests and pets; it offers ground-floor accommodation with a woodburner and a large enclosed garden with sitting-out area.
Tŷ Newydd Burial Chamber is a Neolithic dolmen located on the Isle of Anglesey, Wales. It is an ancient megalithic burial site featuring a large cracked capstone resting on upright stones. The site was excavated in 1935 uncovering artifacts suggesting Bronze Age reuse. It remains an outdoor archaeological site managed by Cadw.
A cosy one-bedroom ground floor cottage with stunning countryside views in North Wales, offering a peaceful rural setting ideal for exploring the Snowdonia area.
Bryn Celli Ddu is a Neolithic chambered tomb on Anglesey featuring a stone passage, burial chamber, and unique features such as a blueschist pillar and the 'Pattern Stone'. The site offers both indoor experiences inside the mound and outdoor exploration of ancient henge remains and surrounding landscape. It is open to the public for free and is significant for its archaeological and astronomical alignments.
A spacious first-floor apartment in the heart of Blaenau Ffestiniog, a historic mining town and slate capital, within walking distance to amenities and set above a daytime café offering home cooked meals.
This character cottage with beams and exposed stonework is located in a quiet part of Nefyn near the beach at Porthdinllaen and offers a peaceful rural atmosphere with proximity to local attractions such as the Ty Coch Inn and the Llyn Peninsula.
Nefyn is a historic coastal town on the Llŷn Peninsula in Wales, noted for its sandy beach, rich maritime history, and archaeological sites including an Iron Age hillfort. It offers a charming walkable town centre popular with tourists.
1 Bronrallt is a stone cottage set in a picturesque location near the coast and within Snowdonia National Park, offering a cosy and homely atmosphere with scenic mountain views and direct access to countryside walks.
A stylish modern cottage in Minffordd spanning three floors, suitable for families or groups, located close to Portmeirion Village and Snowdonia National Park.
A cosy 2-guest cottage with one bedroom located in a historic setting on the edge of the fishing village of Cemaes Bay, Anglesey, known for its scenic coastal walks and local wildlife.
This cottage located in Penmaenpool offers accommodation for families or groups with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, situated near countryside features such as the Mawddach Estuary and RSPB bird hide, providing a peaceful and homely atmosphere.
Cymer Abbey is a historic ruined Cistercian abbey near Llanelltyd, Gwynedd, Wales, featuring substantial remains of the medieval church and monastic buildings, set in a scenic riverside location and open to the public for outdoor exploration.
This detached three-bedroom cottage accommodates six guests and is located by Bala Lake, offering a peaceful setting ideal for nature lovers and families, with direct lake access and nearby mountain and water activities.
This modern lodge near Caernarfon offers a comfortable and stylish base with a king-size bedroom and open-plan living space, set in a peaceful private retreat close to town and natural attractions.
A barn conversion holiday cottage in a rural working farm complex near Caernarfon, offering comfortable accommodation with a shared enclosed walled garden and close proximity to outdoor activities and local attractions including Plas Menai outdoor pursuit centre and cycle tracks.
Caernarfon town walls are a remarkably intact medieval defensive circuit around the town of Caernarfon in North Wales, built from 1283 to 1292 alongside Caernarfon Castle. Visitors can explore the 734-meter long walls with eight towers and two gatehouses, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site managed by Cadw.
A charming and homely cottage in Dolwyddelan offering a cosy and private retreat surrounded by scenic countryside and nature, ideal for families or small groups seeking a peaceful and laid-back stay with easy access to local amenities and outdoor activities.
This semi-detached holiday cottage in southern Snowdonia offers a peaceful and scenic coastal village location close to local shops, a pub, and a sandy beach, ideal for nature and countryside immersion with spacious and cosy accommodation.
A cosy stable conversion bungalow set on a working farm near the beach and the Lleyn Peninsula, offering a small enclosed garden, parking, and modern conveniences.
This accommodation is a refurbished, spacious detached cottage located in a peaceful area near the centre of Conwy, featuring an open-plan living space, a private enclosed garden with patio, and is suitable for up to six guests with three bedrooms. It offers a family-friendly and homely atmosphere within a scenic countryside setting, close to local parks, beaches, and historic attractions.
Danella is a modern holiday caravan in North Wales offering accommodation for up to six guests with two bedrooms, located near the coast and the town of Rhyl.
A quiet rural barn conversion holiday property with two bedrooms and a patio, located near a sandy beach and countryside views in Anglesey.
A stylish and cosy ground-floor holiday apartment converted from a church in the heart of Criccieth, ideal for two guests, close to the beach and local amenities.
A family bungalow on a working farm near Llanystumdwy offering ground-floor living with wheelchair access, garden space, and proximity to golf and coastal amenities.
Min y Traeth is a family-friendly seaside property near Morfa Nefyn beach, offering accommodation for eight guests in four bedrooms with access to a large garden, decking, and private parking close to local pubs and coastal attractions on the Llyn Peninsula.
Quarry Cottage is a spacious mid-terraced property located on the edge of Snowdonia National Park offering convenient access to walks, cycle routes, and castles with a peaceful village setting near local shops, pubs, and cafes.
Bethesda is a historic Welsh-speaking town in Gwynedd renowned for its slate quarrying heritage, scenic location on the edge of Snowdonia, and cultural landmarks including chapels and community arts venues. The town offers outdoor activities such as Europe's longest zipline at Penrhyn Quarry and remains a vibrant centre for Welsh language and music.
A first floor apartment in the fishing village of Cemaes Bay, recently refurbished, located close to the beach and village amenities, suitable for families and couples with facilities including private parking, shared courtyard, and Wi-Fi.
This stylish cottage is set in the quaint village of Abererch, close to a bus stop and walking distance to the beach and other local amenities, making it a suitable base for couples, families, and friends to explore the surrounding coastal and countryside area.
This quirky semi-detached property is located in the seaside town of Barmouth near Cardigan Bay coast, featuring a double bedroom, open plan living area, and a roof terrace with sitting area.
This accommodation is a ground floor coastal cottage with sea views located in Trefor that offers a peaceful and romantic retreat with an open plan living area, two double bedrooms, and a private hot tub overlooking the sea, ideal for up to 4 guests.
A detached bungalow in the seaside village of Morfa Bychan offering a peaceful and family-friendly coastal setting with ground floor accommodation and private parking.
A stylish and spacious holiday house on the Llyn Peninsula near Aberdaron, set in mature gardens with countryside views, offering a cosy and peaceful family-friendly retreat with enclosed outdoor space and private parking.
A homely and peaceful detached holiday property located within walking distance of the centre of Betws-y-Coed, offering easy access to local amenities and scenic countryside walks, originally the village smithy divided into two holiday units.
Penrhyn Mawr is a Grade II listed farmhouse situated on a working farm in a peaceful rural location near the coast in Gwynedd, with sea views and surrounded by National Trust land in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
A renovated former farm building with sea views overlooking the Nantlle Valley near Snowdonia National Park, featuring a comfortable ground-floor layout and an enclosed garden, set in a rural coastal location about 1 mile from the beach.
This holiday property is located at the end of Bala Lake in the Snowdonia National Park, offering scenic views and a peaceful setting with nearby activities including fishing, cycling, and a narrow gauge steam train ride.
Gardd Efa is a detached rural family property in Anglesey with sea views, a large enclosed garden, balconies, and a cosy atmosphere suitable for family getaways throughout the year.
Caer Gybi is a historic Roman fortlet in Holyhead, Anglesey with surviving defensive walls and towers, notable for its naval base history and the adjacent St Cybi's Church on the site.
A cosy cottage-style ground floor apartment in the heart of Bala with an open plan living space, one bedroom, and a private enclosed rear outdoor area, close to the lake and local amenities.
This detached cottage is located opposite a 16th-century village pub in Betws-yn-Rhos, with nearby golf, tennis, and bowling facilities, and is close to Llandudno and Snowdonia National Park, set in a countryside environment with garden views.
This is a cosy and peaceful cottage located within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Aberffraw, featuring countryside and sea views with close proximity to a sandy beach and Snowdonia.
Barclodiad y Gawres Chambered Tomb is a prehistoric coastal monument on Anglesey featuring a reconstructed earthen mound with a passage leading to a cross-shaped chamber adorned with rare Neolithic carvings. Visitors can explore the site externally year-round with guided tours available in the summer.