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Cottage Holidays in Snowdonia
A truly impressive area, named after the most famous mountain in Wales, stunning Snowdonia is an extremely popular British holiday destination. The third National Park to be established, after the Peak District and the Lake District, Snowdonia offers plenty to do, with huge mountains to conquer, lush forests full of wildlife, pretty beaches dotted along the vast coastline, as well as towering cliffs. A place of national pride, and understandably so, Snowdonia remains one of the most beautiful protected and preserved natural areas in the British Isles. Read More
A delightful stone holiday cottage on a small organic fruit and veg farm with views over Cardigan Bay and the mountains. Situated between the lovely scenery and unspoilt beaches of the Llyn Peninsula and the mountains of Snowdonia, it is perfect for families, as a base for walking or cycling holidays, or simply relaxing. 4 Star.
Located in a quiet residential road in the heart of the popular Victorian seaside resort of Llandudno, within North Wales. Ideal for those with or without a car and just a short stroll from the town and beaches.
A comfortable 150 year old holiday cottage providing flexible accommodation within the walls of Conwy town. Great selection of pubs and restaurants on your doorstep, beaches nearby and an ideal base to explore North Wales and its many attractions.
A cosy holiday cottage in the heart of the peaceful village of Penmachno providing an ideal base from which to explore the Snowdonia National Park and the Conwy Valley. 4 Star.
A delightful former fishermans cottage standing within the grounds of the medieval town walls of Conway, North Wales - where Snowdonia meets the sea!
A pretty Welsh holiday cottage, dating back over a hundred years providing the perfect cosy retreat for a romantic getaway for couples. Offering compact and comfortable accommodation the cottage is an ideal base for exploring Snowdonia.
A delightful 18th century holiday cottage in a quiet position amongst dramatic scenery in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park. Lots of character including multi fuel stove and exposed beams. Pet friendly.
A delightful 18th century holiday cottage set amongst spectacular scenery in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, which retains many character features inc an impressive inglenook fireplace with multi fuel stove and exposed beams.
A charming Welsh holiday cottage providing a cosy retreat for couples or small families in Manod near Blaenau Ffestiniog - an ideal base for exploring Snowdonia.
A stylish holiday cottage located within the grounds of the castle walls of the medieval town of Conwy and within a short stroll of the towns many attractions. The perfect base for exploring North Wales and the Snowdonia National Park.
A traditional Welsh long house offering the opportunity to escape from the pressures of modern day life and relax in a truly tranquil location - perfect for couples or families looking to explore the beauties of Snowdonia National Park.
A lovely 18th century holiday cottage ideal for couples set amongst dramatic scenery in a quiet position in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park. Pets welcome and lots of character including multi fuel stove and exposed beams.
A traditional Welsh long house providing an ideal retreat to escape from the pressures of everyday life and relax in a wonderful peaceful setting - perfect for families or couples who want to explore the Snowdonia National Park and its many attractions. 4 Star.
Scented roses and honeysuckle climb this very pretty stone self catering holiday cottage which is beautifully situated beside a mountain river and waterfall in The Snowdonia National Park. 4 Star.
Two cosy holiday cottages providing light and airy holiday accommodation for up to five guests in each - just twenty yards from the seafront and ideal for exploring this lovely part of North Wales. 5 Star.
In a quiet position on Conwy Marina close to the waterfront, this holiday home provides an ideal retreat for enjoying the Snowdonia mountains, coast, castle, galleries, restaurants and interesting attractions that this popular town has to offer.
A lovely holiday home in the Snowdonia National Park, ideally positioned on the stunning Mawddach estuary, just five miles from the sandy beaches of Barmouth and Fairbourne.
Located in the Snowdonia National Park on a 600 acre farm is this delightful conversion providing a high standard of holiday accommodation in an enviable position on the beautiful Mawddach estuary.
A lovely conversion providing holiday accommodation of a high standard on the beautiful Mawddach estuary and only 5 miles to the sandy beaches of Fairbourne and Barmouth.
A lovely original stone self catering farmhouse, located near Dolgellau in the Snowdonia National Park. Ideal for activities such as mountain biking, fishing, pony trekking and golf.
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Breath-taking scenery provides the backdrop for a wide range of activities and sightseeing spots in this must-visit UK holiday destination. Snowdonia is home to many mountain ranges, though of course, no visit is complete without an attempt to scale the massive Snowdon, which stands at some 3,560 feet.
A haven for those who adore outdoor pursuits, Snowdonia provides some of the best outdoor activities in the UK. Climbers can enjoy the variety of routes available – some with quite a history behind them.
For those mountaineers who prefer to explore horizontally, there are an abundance of trails and paths all over the area. Hikers can also experience some historically notable landmarks, such as the Roman Steps to the south - remnants of a much-used mediaeval packhorse trail.
Those with a preference for some gentler walking can explore the stunning forest and valley routes, such as Gwydir Forest, with some superb wildlife to be found. There are also sandy beaches along the coast, in fact almost 200 miles of beautiful coastline with stunning beaches – Aberdyfi, Barmouth and Harlech in particular, are well worth a visit.
Visitors to Snowdonia who prefer a more leisurely pace are spoilt for choice with the numerous historical buildings, railways and castles. Caenarfon Castle is a must-see for history-seekers.
With so much to do and see, it is easy to see why Snowdonia is one of the UK’s most popular holiday destinations.