Wales self catering accommodation sleeps 5

Nestled on the edge of the breathtaking Brecon Beacons, this charming cottage offers the perfect retreat for nature lovers and tranquility seekers. There is also a large games room and outdoor seating.

Well equipped house is five minutes walk from the four mile long beach of Porth Neigwl, or Hells Mouth, which is popular with surfers and families. On a clear day views stretch from Bardsey Island to Mount Snowdon.

An 18th Century Welsh longhouse situated in private grounds on the Isle of Anglesey near to the Menai Strait. The property, has been beautifully restored and enjoys magnificent views across open countryside to the Snowdonia Mountains and Llyn Peninsula.

Carn Ingli is a sea front property at Aberporth with views over Cardigan Bay from most windows. Recently refurbished to a high standard, within easy walking distance of the beach and shops. 100 yards from the Ceredigion Coastal path, ideal for walkers.

A recently converted stone barn in a wonderful setting on the Gower Peninsula. King size & twin on first floor, single bedroom on the ground floor with easy access. Furnished patio with breathtaking views. WiFi and travel cot included. 1 small dog welcome

Easily accessible yet secluded, this comfortable 16th century detached stone cottage has a wealth of beams and character and is in an idyllic setting in the Dyfi Valley. The cottage provides a perfect base for exploring this fascinating and varied region.

Nine beautifully presented apartments only 10 minutes walk from Tenby's South Beach with stunning sea views, ample free car parking, close to local transport links in the picturesque village of Penally, only 1.5 miles from the seaside town of Tenby.

Llwyn Beuno Holiday cottage within 10 mins of Pwllheli and marina. Hot tub. Boat/trailer storage here, drying area.Central location to explore, Llyn, Snowdonia, Anglesey, and beyond. Enclosed garden, off-road parking. Pub 10 minutes walk. Short breaks.

Idyllic and magical setting by moor and mountains in the Pembrokeshire National Park. Five beautiful, quirky holiday cottages a Yurt and a Bell Tent in lush gardens with direct access to the moor and ancient stone circle. Pottery Workshops also available.

A delightful detached barn conversion in the centre of the small, peaceful village of Abbeycwmhir, in the lovely Radnorshire Hills of Mid Wales. Glyndwr's Way national trail and Cycle Route 25 run through the village.