West Glamorgan

Former administrative and preserved county in South Wales with historic districts including Swansea and Neath Port Talbot.

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White Springs - Lake View

This offering is a lakeside log cabin situated peacefully with fabulous lake views, providing a tranquil countryside retreat with ground-floor accommodation and veranda access.

Located in Pontarddulais

Pontarddulais is a historic market town in Swansea, Wales, known for its industrial heritage with former tinplate works, vibrant cultural events including choirs and carnivals, and accessible transport links via rail and road.

Middleton Hall

This detached coastal farmhouse on the Gower Peninsula offers a peaceful family-friendly retreat with scenic views, an enclosed garden, and proximity to local beaches and countryside walks.

2 miles from Rhossili

Rhossili is a small village and community on the Gower Peninsula, known for its stunning 2.8-mile sandy beach, scenic headland views, prehistoric remains, and natural beauty. It offers coastal walks, a National Trust visitor centre, and tidal island access, making it a popular outdoor destination in Wales.

2 miles from Walk With Us - Rhosili Nature Walks

11 Oct (this Sunday)

A guided, moderate-to-difficult nature walk exploring the varied terrain around Rhosili, with circular routes themed around subjects such as local history, fauna and map reading. Walks are led by National Trust staff and volunteers and last three to four hours.

3 miles from Loughor Castle

Loughor Castle is a ruined medieval fortification in southwestern Wales, situated on the site of a former Roman fort. Visitors can explore the remains of the stone tower, curtain wall, and earthwork defenses within the castle park, experiencing a historic outdoor site surrounded by scenic views of the River Loughor.

Located in Llanelli

Llanelli is a historic market town in Carmarthenshire, Wales, known for its rich industrial and cultural heritage, coastal scenic paths, museums, and vibrant arts scene. It offers visitors diverse experiences from heritage sites to leisure activities and festivals.

Gowerton Cottages - Meadow Cottage

A ground floor farm stay with two bedrooms located near the Gower Peninsula featuring countryside views, a garden, and private parking for two cars, suitable for families and pet-friendly.

Meadows Farm Annex

Meadow Farm Annex is a recently renovated large studio bungalow in Gorseinon, Swansea, set in picturesque countryside with a private enclosed garden and on-site parking, offering a tranquil retreat for couples or solo travellers.

Located in Gorseinon

Gorseinon is a historic town near Swansea known for its coal mining and tinplate industrial heritage, vibrant community life, local festivals, and easy walkability around the town centre.

Ty Cerrig

Ty Cerrig is a terrace property situated in a countryside village at the foot of the Black Mountains, ideal for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking peaceful walks, cycling, and nearby family-friendly attractions.

2 miles from Parc le Breos

Parc le Breos is a historic medieval deer park on the Gower Peninsula in Wales featuring prehistoric sites including a Neolithic cromlech burial chamber and Mesolithic shelters within a scenic limestone gorge. Visitors can explore the outdoor archaeological landscapes with accessible paths and enjoy free pedestrian access and parking nearby.

3 miles from Bishopston, Swansea

Bishopston is a large village on the scenic Gower Peninsula in Wales, known for its beaches, outdoor natural beauty, local shops, cafes, and family-friendly amenities including play areas and sports clubs.

3 miles from Pennard, Pwll Du and Bishopston Valley

Pennard Cliffs on the Gower Peninsula feature stunning coastal scenery, ancient woodland, rare wildlife, and historical sites including caves and mining remains. Visitors can enjoy accessible coastal paths, a coffee shop, and nearby pubs, with dog-friendly policies and parking facilities.

2 miles from Whiteford Sands

Whiteford Sands is a quiet two-mile beach on the northern side of the Gower Peninsula in south Wales, known for its natural beauty, dune systems managed by the National Trust, and the cast iron Whiteford Lighthouse.

Wernddu Properties - Wernddu Fechan Bungalow

This bungalow is a rural, wheelchair-accessible private retreat suitable for families or groups seeking a multi-generational countryside break with outdoor space and homely, stylish features.

Cefn Gorwydd Cottages - Ty Berllan

Ty Berllan is a comfortable holiday cottage located on the Gower Peninsula within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, set among rolling countryside and coast, offering a slow pace of life in a natural setting.

3 miles from Kidwelly Castle

Kidwelly Castle is a well-preserved Norman ruined castle in Carmarthenshire, Wales, with a square inner bailey, round towers, and a semi-circular outer curtain wall. It offers a historical outdoor experience overlooking the River Gwendraeth and has been featured in films such as Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

The Pink House

The Pink House is a charming cottage located in the village of Banwen near Neath, offering a rural and private retreat suitable for families or groups, with access to scenic natural attractions and outdoor activities in the surrounding countryside.

2 miles from Whiteford and North Gower

Whiteford Burrows in Swansea offers a vast sandy beach and significant salt marsh habitat with walking trails and impressive wildlife including wading birds. The site includes the Iron Age hill fort The Bulwark and natural heathlands with rare species, primarily featuring outdoor exploration and nature appreciation.

White Springs - Oak Lodge

This is a lakeside log cabin offering peaceful lake views with ground floor living, suitable for families with pets allowed and including amenities like Wi-Fi, cot, and on-site parking.

2 miles from Cwm Clydach

Cwm Clydach is a nature reserve near Swansea offering woodland walks along the river valley with opportunities to see diverse birdlife including Red Kites. The reserve features trails along the river and through woodland, with a car park at the village of Craig Cefn Parc. Dogs are allowed on leads, and there are no on-site facilities such as toilets or food outlets, so visitors should plan accordingly.

Ravens Walk Apartment

Ravens Walk Apartment is a ground-floor conversion in a quiet cul-de-sac close to Swansea Bay with sea views, offering a peaceful and scenic setting for couples to explore local beaches, gardens, and the nearby town amenities.

Crwys Farm - The Dairy

A charming listed 18th-century holiday home in the rural village of Three Crosses on the Gower Peninsula, offering a peaceful and stylish countryside setting with easy access to coastal walks and local amenities.

3 miles from Neath Abbey

Neath Abbey is the ruins of a once vast Cistercian monastery established in 1129 in South Wales, notable for its extensive medieval remains, historic gatehouse, and archaeological significance. The outdoor site offers visitors a glimpse into Welsh monastic history and industrial heritage, with informative displays and a backdrop for popular TV series filming.

Cob Cottage

This accommodation is a neat and trim cottage set on the edge of Rhossili village, ideal for couples and families, featuring ground-floor living with two bedrooms, a garden patio, and an enclosed rear garden with children's play equipment, nestled in a rural and scenic countryside setting.

3 miles from Weobley Castle

Weobley Castle is a historic fortified manor house on the Gower peninsula offering spectacular views over marshes and the Llwchwr estuary, with indoor exhibition space and extensive grounds to explore. The site blends luxury and defence features from medieval times, including a watchtower and battlement walls, providing visitors a glimpse into a high-society family home of the past.

Waun Bungalow

A bungalow on the ground floor overlooking the coastal town of Llanelli, offering modern and comfortable accommodation with a garden, patio, private parking, and well-equipped living spaces suitable for small families or couples.

Located in Ammanford

Ammanford is a historic market town in Carmarthenshire, Wales, notable for its cultural heritage, including the 1904–1905 Welsh Revival and hosting the National Eisteddfod. It offers a walkable town center served by train and local public transport, ideal for exploring Welsh history and culture.

3 miles from Newcastle Castle

Newcastle Castle in Bridgend is a historic 12th century castle known for its well-preserved Norman doorway and ruins, offering visitors an outdoor experience exploring ancient Welsh defensive structures. Dogs on short leads are welcome to access ground floor levels, with parking nearby and free public entry.

Located in Ystradgynlais

Ystradgynlais is a historic town in Powys, Wales, known for its industrial heritage, cultural festivals, and scenic natural surroundings including nearby caves and waterfalls.

3 miles from Quadrant Shopping Centre

The Quadrant Shopping Centre is a major indoor shopping centre in Swansea, Wales, featuring a distinctive glass roof and central atrium, anchored by stores like TGJones and Boots, with adjacent amenities including a market and bus station.

Sonny Cottage

This charming cottage in Garnant is a family retreat with 3 bedrooms, situated near country parks and natural attractions, featuring a private enclosed garden and a private hot tub for 4, offering a peaceful and homely atmosphere ideal for exploring South Wales.

Cefn Gorwydd Cottages - Ty Ysgubor

This holiday cottage is set in the Gower Peninsula countryside with views of unspoilt coastline and offers a homely and peaceful atmosphere, ideal for families and groups seeking a scenic countryside stay with access to outdoor activities and nearby seaside attractions.

3 miles from Swansea Castle

Swansea Castle is a ruined Norman castle located in Swansea city centre, featuring medieval stone remains and public access to historic outdoor spaces. The castle dates back to 1107 and is a significant historic landmark in the city.

3 miles from Aberdulais

Aberdulais Falls is a scenic waterfall on the River Dulais in Wales, featuring one of Europe's largest electricity-generating waterwheels and an industrial heritage site managed by the National Trust. Visitors can explore the natural gorge and historical water-powered infrastructure.