Villas in Wales

Wales offers a variety of villas to stay close to the beach or more inland if you prefer to be surrounded by nature. Ael Y Don, Pembrokshire, Tenby, New Quay, Llandudno, Gower or Andedsay are great coastal locations to book a villa with sea views. On the other side, if you appreciate the green lush vegetation in the mornings, look for a villa in Gwynedd, Bala, Llanberis or Haverfordwest. Enjoy a villa in Wales amongst rugged cliffs, Celtic culture and splendid national parks.

It is easy to find fantastic villas in Wales with capacity for 16 people. So this is ideal for families and large groups. Enjoy great views of the sea or the mountains surrounded by the most gorgeous views that Wales has to offer. Green lush vegetation in contrast with the rugged coastline create a unique setting that seems to be out of a fairy tale. Great kitchens with middle islands, open plan floors, spacious lounges and comfortable bedrooms. The outdoors usually have large extensions of terrain and gardens to enjoy the fresh air as well as barbecues and celebrations with all your guests. Find your villa in Wales and enjoy it!

National Parks have two main purposes: to conserve the natural beauty and cultural heritage and to promote the enjoyment of the parks by the public. Wales boasts 3 National Parks, one of which is Pembrokeshire Coast, the only park in Great Britain where the coastal landscape predominates. It is a perfect place to enjoy nature, strolling through its beautiful beaches, steep cliffs and natural caves. The parks of Brecon Beacons or Snowdonia are incredible acres of rolling green hills, valleys, rivers, glacial landforms, hiking trails, lakes and beautiful scenery. These national parks are visited by millions of people and they offer ranger and wardens services. Most hiking trails are postsigned and they are easy to follow. Find easy and circular routes or more challenging ones depending on your fitness level.

Wales is unbeatable when it comes to castles. The architecture and splendour of the fortresses can still be admired by tourists. Take a tour of the most impressive castles and learn about their past and the Welsh history. Visit Laugharne Castle, associated to Dylan Thomas, the striking Raglan’s Castle and its singular round towers. Caernarfon Castle was built by Edward I and it’s part of the World Heritage Site. Caldicot Castle is a picture-perfect castle with lovely grounds and a fantastic cafe to relax and get a nice cuppa. Conwy Castle is perched on a rock and Snowdonia is the fantastic backdrop, giving it a special charm. The list is endless. Look for the castles near where you stay and start admiring these incredible fortresses.

Wales is a great place for mountain biking and variety is the keyword here. Explore the natural trails crossing breathtaking scenery, take part in thriving competitions and try the bike parks suitable for all ages. Choose the level of challenges you want to take and ride along scenic trails while admiring the beautiful Welsh countryside, enjoy the singletrack loops, easy spins and the steep downhill slopes of the bike parks across the country. Test your riding skills!

Cardiff is the capital of Wales. There is no time for boredom here. Enjoy fabulous afternoons browsing the shops, visiting the museums, trying the restaurants and attending cultural events, concerts or theatre performances. Go to the Millennium Stadium and enjoy a Welsh Rugby game or marvel at the impressive Cardiff Castle.

In 1977, bookseller Richard Booth proclaimed Hay-on-Wye as an independent kingdom. In addition, he proclaimed himself, nothing more and nothing less, than king. The objective was to highlight the flirtatious bookstores of the town. Something he accomplished, because today there are thousands of tourists who come to this town to buy a book as a souvenir of this crazy adventure.

This town, bathed by the waters of the Irish Sea, was named "the queen of the resorts of Wales." Llandudno has a lively promenade where all kinds of bars, restaurants and cafes line it, making it a pleasant spot to stroll during the afternoons. A beautiful place of Victorian facades, in which Lewis Carroll probably wrote part of "Alice in Wonderland", because this is where Alicia Liddell spent the summer. Therefore, the city has statues of the characters.

South Wales is well known for its values, the sport and the Welsh culture. The urban area in and around Cardiff is an ideal shopping spot, art and golf. Enjoy the traditional cuisine of Wales and try some Welsh cakes, Brains beer, Welsh cheese, laverbread or Welsh rarebit.

The picturesque and dramatic landscapes of Wales coastline is a dream for any photographer. Make sure to take your camera and enjoy the most stunning and jaw-dropping views. Take the best shots of South Stack Lighthouse, the Whiteford Point Lighthouse, Llandudno Pier, Aberystwyth’s seafront, Cardiff Bay, Penarth Pier or Solva Harbour. Outstanding shots that will catch the eye of every Instagram follower!

Tenby is a picturesque village with stunning beaches, incredible outdoors and lots of activities to enjoy during the holidays. Visit Saint Mary’s Church, discover the stories of the Ghost Walk, visit a Tudor merchant house and the historic town wall. There are several traditional pubs and restaurants to enjoy nice meals too, so your day will always be full of things to do.