Swansea Bay Holiday Cottages
Holiday Cottages to Rent in Swansea Bay
Choose luxury Swansea Bay cottages, self-catering holiday apartments or holiday homes. You will find Swansea Bay on the south coast of Wales. A large part of the region is bordered by the sea and heaps of holidaymakers book their self-catering holidays early to take advantage of superb affordable getaways. The Gower Peninsula forms part of the region, and holiday rentals in this area, which is renowned for its exceptional natural beauty are in huge demand.
Swansea Bay Cottage Holidays
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SLEEPS UP TO 6, FROM £230.00 TO £930.00 PER PERSON PER NIGHT
Owen's Barn our Mumbles Self Catering Cottage is a lovingly renovated stone property dating back to the 14th century. It has been awarded a Gower Society Design Award and plaque for its sympathetic conversion.
SLEEPS UP TO 6
Mumbles holiday cottage accommodation, Gower Place Cottage stands out from the rest. This Mumbles cottage has been lovingly refurbished to a high spec. It is surprisingly sleeping 6 and has off road parking which is essential in Mumbles.
SLEEPS UP TO 56, 29 BEDROOMS FROM £8.00 TO £50.00 PER PERSON PER NIGHT
Clyne Farm has ten self catering cottages sleeping from 2 to 8 plus a small campsite. Close to Wales coastal path and on-site riding stables perfect for active or leisurely breaks
SLEEPS UP TO 14, 7 BEDROOMS FROM £45.00 TO £115.00 PER ROOM PER NIGHT
Enjoy a break away at Coynant Farm Holidays and book delightful en-suite guest rooms, the holiday cottage or a day to remember at The Farm Park.
SLEEPS UP TO 10, 5 BEDROOMS
Dan-y-Glo is a spacious holiday property, comfortably furnished and is suitable for families and friends. sleeps up to 10 people and is located close to the stunning Gower Peninsula.
SLEEPS UP TO 3, 2 BEDROOMS FROM £286.00 PER PERSON PER NIGHT
Yr Hen Beudy Bach is stone holiday cottage located in Llangynwyd in the historic Welsh Valleys. It offers contemporary self catering accommodation is the perfect spot to relax and unwind with your loved one.
SLEEPS UP TO 3, FROM £300.00 TO £575.00 PER WEEK RENTAL
The Old School has been tastefully converted on a working farm within walking distance to all three of Rhossilis bays. The cottage sleeps 2/3 guests. The closest beach is 5-10 minutes walk. The nearest restaurant is also a 10 minutes walk.
SLEEPS UP TO 5, FROM £350.00 TO £950.00 PER WEEK RENTAL
Fferm Long has been tastefully converted and is situated on a working farm within walking distance to all three of Rhossilis bays. The cottage sleeps 5 guests. This remarkably spacious cottage also comprises of an open plan kitchen/diner.
SLEEPS UP TO 77, 50 BEDROOMS FROM £450.00 TO £2,700.00 PER WEEK RENTAL
Croft Acre Holiday Cottages are a group of privately owned, exceptionally well-presented Gower properties, positioned close to the sea front in Port Eynon.
SLEEPS UP TO 2, 1 BEDROOM FROM £256.00 PER WEEK RENTAL
Tyar Tarw is one of three cottages at Hendrelas Farm near Pontardawe, each of the cottages are identical and can be booked online.
SLEEPS UP TO 8, 3 BEDROOMS FROM £585.00 TO £975.00 PER WEEK RENTAL
South Wales Holiday Cottage Sleeping 8
Beautiful 16th Century Self Catering Farmhouse
The earliest parts of the farmhouse date from pre-1700, with later additions through Georgian and Victorian times
SLEEPS UP TO 6
Craig y Nos luxury 4 star graded self catering Farmhouse at Pen y Cae stands in 23 acres of lush welsh countryside between Brecon and Swansea, the holiday home sleeps 6
SLEEPS UP TO 4, 2 BEDROOMS FROM £434.00 PER PERSON PER NIGHT
Bwthyn Y Saer is only 2 miles from Pontardawe and is perfect for families or friends holidaying together. Bwythn Y Saer is one of four cottages and is set on the ground floor and has two bedrooms, a twin and a double.
SLEEPS UP TO 4, 2 BEDROOMS FROM £370.00 TO £610.00 PER WEEK RENTAL
This Gower Holiday Apartment South Wales is very comfortable, relaxing and welcoming two bedroom apartment, . Situated so close to the sea you can listen to the waves and smell thE fresh salty sea air! Internet connection included.
SLEEPS UP TO 5
Our Gower Self Catering Cottage Little Hill End Cottage is situated at the very tip of the magical Gower Peninsula, South Wales. If you enjoy the outdoors, you will love Gower. With 34 miles of spectacular coastline
SLEEPS UP TO 2, 1 BEDROOM FROM £260.00 TO £450.00 PER WEEK RENTAL
Gower cottages of character set within a walled Victorian garden. Views to Three Clffs Bay on the Gower peninsula and out to sea. Gower Cottages at Mulberry Hill offer 2 cottages each sleeping two
SLEEPS UP TO 34, 12 BEDROOMS FROM £70.00 TO £128.00 PER ROOM PER NIGHT
This 5 star Gower B&B and Cottage accomodation is set in beautiful surroundings, offering an ideal retreat to relax and unwind or a luxurious base to discover Gowers hidden gems.
Swansea Log Cabin is a charming one bedroom self catering holiday accommodation for short term let. With stunning elevated views of Pontardawe and the Swansea Valley.
SLEEPS UP TO 5, 2 BEDROOMS FROM £350.00 TO £795.00 PER WEEK RENTAL
Periwinkle Cottage at Mumbles is furnished in contemporary country style with a few interesting vintage decorative items, carefully designed with every attention to detail offering a relaxing haven with beautiful sea views.
SLEEPS UP TO 8, FROM £290.00 PER WEEK RENTAL
Two beautiful stone barn conversions offering comfortable and modern Gower cottage accommodation. Set amongst stunning countryside with spectacular countryside and sea views.
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Swansea Bay Tourist Attraction and Places to Visit
With mile upon mile of stunning coastline, Swansea Bay is a fantastic holiday location, and with Swansea sitting at the gateway to this amazing area, visitors can enjoy the delights of both city and countryside. As Wales’ second city, Swansea is a vibrant and dynamic place to visit, with plenty of world-class attractions, and the Gower, the first part of the UK to be... designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is the perfect counterbalance to the buzz of the city. There are a number of fascinating museums in Swansea and around the Gower that are well worth a visit, including the National Waterfront Museum, the Gower Heritage Centre and Swansea Museum. More unusual museums include Swansea Bus Museum, 1940s Swansea Bay, and the Egypt Centre, located within Swansea University at Singleton Park. Another interesting attraction is Dylan Thomas’s Birthplace, at 5, Cwmdonkin Drive, in Uplands, Swansea. Here, you can tour the house where Thomas lived for more than 20 years, and see his bedroom, where he wrote much of his work. On the outskirts of Swansea, and forming the gateway to the Gower, Mumbles is a much-loved destination for residents and visitors alike. Stroll along the Mumbles pier, sampling an ice-cream perhaps, before exploring the high-end boutiques that Mumbles has become known for. Head up the hill to discover Oystermouth Castle, before setting off for the beach at Bracelet Bay or Limeslade Bay. Further, into the Gower, there are plenty of gorgeous beaches just waiting to be discovered. The peninsula may be small in size, but it has no less than 25 beaches and coves to explore, including Rhossili Bay, Whiteford Sands and Oxwich Bay. Caswell Bay is popular for surfing, whilst Three Cliffs Bay attracts climbers looking for a challenge. With so much coastline, it’s not surprising that there are all sorts of boat trips to be had in this part of the world. Cruise the River Tawe on the Copper Jack, Swansea’s community Boat, or go deep sea angling with a trip from Swansea Marina. High-octane trips in a RIB are also available, starting out from Oxwich, and nature lovers will enjoy a trip around Worm’s Head, to see seals, and hopefully dolphins. As you’d expect from a modern city like Swansea, there are plenty of great places to eat in the city, including the impressive Slice, in Sketty, and Patrick’s in Mumbles. For a more informal dinner, try Belle Vue Bistro, La Parmigiana or Munch of Mumbles. It's out of the way location has meant that the Gower Peninsula has long remained one of Wales’ best-kept secrets, and it is still one of the best places to rent a holiday cottage where you can relax and unwind. With Swansea on the doorstep, visitors can enjoy a holiday of two parts, combining the unspoiled beaches of the Gower with the bright lights and attractions of this vibrant city. It’s hard to imagine a more fascinating and exciting mix of rural and urban, which is why visitors hold this part of Wales so close to their hearts.Follow Us
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