Beautifully located, this traditional holiday cottage enjoys a prime position overlooking Mevagissey's picturesque harbour in South Cornwall. Pubs, restaurants and shops on the doorstep, beautiful beaches and coastal walks locally and an abundance of attractions for day trips out. Take the ferry to Fowey, lace up your walking boots and explore the coastal path, hire a boat and explore the surrounding waters or just relax by the sea.
Discover The Mumbles: A Seaside Gem on the Gower Peninsula Nestled along the breathtaking Gower Peninsula, The Mumbles is one of South Wales’ most captivating seaside destinations — a place where rugged coastal beauty meets warm Welsh charm. This picturesque village, with its sweeping views of Swansea Bay and the open sea, has long been a favourite escape for those seeking relaxation, good food, and the gentle rhythm of coastal life. Wander along the scenic Mumbles Promenade, a leisurely stretch that captures the essence of this charming village. Along the way, you’ll find independent cafés serving freshly brewed coffee, traditional ice cream parlours perfect for sunny afternoons, and boutique shops offering everything from handmade crafts to coastal-inspired gifts. At the end of the promenade stands the iconic Mumbles Pier, a classic seaside landmark where you can watch the waves roll in, try your hand at a bit of fishing, or simply enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere. Food lovers will find plenty to savour here. The Mumbles boasts a vibrant culinary scene celebrating local Welsh produce and the freshest seafood from the nearby coast. From oysters and lobster to hearty traditional dishes, dining here is both comforting and indulgent. Cosy pubs with roaring fires offer locally brewed ales and wholesome meals, while award-winning restaurants provide refined takes on regional favourites. Whether you’re after a relaxed lunch overlooking the sea or a romantic dinner for two, The Mumbles has something to delight every palate. For those drawn to the outdoors, the area is a gateway to some of Britain’s most spectacular beaches and coastal walks. Langland Bay and Caswell Bay are both within easy reach, offering golden sands, excellent surf, and stunning clifftop views. A short drive further along the peninsula leads to Rhossili Bay — often ranked among the world’s most beautiful beaches — where dramatic cliffs, sweeping dunes, and miles of shoreline invite exploration and quiet reflection. To make your stay even more restorative, guests can be connected with a trusted local massage therapist, personally recommended and experienced by the host. She offers private, in-house treatments — the perfect way to unwind after a day exploring the coast. Imagine returning from a long walk along the cliffs to a calming massage in the comfort of your accommodation — a truly indulgent start to your UK mini-break. The Mumbles perfectly blends the best of Welsh hospitality with natural beauty and a sense of laid-back luxury. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful coastal retreat, a romantic escape, or a fun family adventure, this seaside haven offers something for everyone. With its warm community, mouth-watering cuisine, and the timeless charm of the sea, The Mumbles captures the very essence of seaside living — a place that invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and fall in love with the Welsh coast.
Come and relax and rejuvenate. Five local beaches, 2 village pubs to walk to, Seaton wetlands on your doorstep with off road cycling to Seaton-or take the tram. Lyme Regis 10 min drive. Bryher offers the perfect base to explore the beautiful countryside and beaches of East Devon and West Dorset. Spend your days exploring the Seaton wetlands, Jurassic coastal path, fossil hunting on the Jurassic Coast, relaxing by the sea or discovering Devon's many attractions. Comfortable accommodation, enclosed garden and wonderful views of the Axe valley and river to the coast. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Ty Log ("Log House", in Welsh) is a contemporary log cabin in a peaceful location with fantastic views and accessible accommodation for up to four guests in two bedrooms. It is part of a former working farm and guests have access to six acres of landscaped grounds which include ponds and a sensory garden. The cabin is less than 2 miles from Llangain, four miles from the coast at Llansteffan and only five miles from the ancient town of Carmarthen. The Gower, Pembrokeshire Coast and Brecon Beacons National Park are all within an hour's drive. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
The owners of Bwthyn Creigiau have turned a former Georgian piggery into a beautiful holiday cottage that sleeps six people in three bedrooms. Original beams and stone walls have been brought into the 21st-century with triple glazing and underfloor heating, and the family have used their experience to create a space that feels like home but which is accessible and wheelchair-friendly. The self-catering cottage is just outside the village of Llangain and a short drive from both historical Carmarthen and the Twyi Estuary and beaches, with the Gower and Pembrokeshire also accessible for a day out. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
A charming period detached holiday cottage with lots of character and comfort in a picturesque rural setting just three miles from the golden sands at Mundesley on the Norfolk coastline. Lovely walks and cycle rides from the front door of Burrow Cottage and within easy reach of the areas many attractions including Cromer and Sheringham. Tourist board rating: 4 Star 4
Little Hanger is a comfy first floor holiday apartment in a coastal position within Exmoor's spectacular National Park. Affording beautiful views over Porlock Bay, this is a peaceful haven to relax and unwind with the only sounds of birds and waves breaking on the beach below to disturb the tranquility.
A delightful holiday cottage in the pretty village of Thornton-le-Dale near Pickering within the North York Moors National Park. With Dalby Forest on the doorstep, Lumley Cottage is a superb self-catering base for exploring the areas many attractions and enjoying a host of outdoor pursuits.
Pres du Val is a fabulous holiday home on the Isle of Guernsey in the Channel Isles with plenty of space for family or friends and a well-tended garden with heated outdoor swimming pool and sun terrace. Ideally located in the highly desirable area of St Martin, guests can enjoy all the right ingredients for a relaxing holiday on this beautiful island with the convenience of a pub and shops for provisions within walking distance. We are licensed and registered with Guernsey Tourism and Travel and feature on their website for approved visitor accommodation.
Old Bald Peg is a cottage with a pedigree as impressive as its Thoroughbred namesake. The Victorian terraced former estate cottage has been refurbished to provide a charming holiday home sleeping four guests in two bedrooms, with two well-behaved dogs welcome by prior arrangement. Situated in the quiet village of Wass, in the North York Moors National Park, within an easy stroll of two great gastropubs and the ancient ruins of Byland Abbey and close to the market towns of Helmsley, Thirsk and the historic city of York. Other local attractions include Rievaulx Abbey, Castle Howard, Sutton Bank and the Kilburn White Horse. Explore the Cleveland Way, the North Yorkshire Heritage Coast and the wild beauty of the moors.
Welcome aboard our Classic Yacht Nadine, including a Hot Tub Jacuzzi on the upper deck, a Master Double Cabin with ensuite Bathroom, a Twin Bed Cabin with ensuite Shower Room, a spacious soulful Lounge, a Kitchen Galley, an Alfresco Dining Deck, a Sun Deck and a beautiful waterside sea view across the bay. There is also SuperFast BT Broadband, WiFi and SKY TV.
Tamworth Cottage is a lovely detached converted pigsty on an exceptionally pretty Kentish sheep farm within an Area of natural beauty on the old sea hills of the 'Isle of Oxney'. Free WiFi & CTV. We are 15 minutes from the cobbled fishing port of Rye and medieval Tenterden, and the golden beach of Camber Sands. Castles to explore steam trains to ride & N.Trust historic houses & Gardens. Great for walking and relaxing watching the sun go down with a glass of wine! What not to like! Available for 7-14 nights bookings or short break 3 or 4 nights offer is on. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
This 17th Century, Grade II listed Somerset Long House has carefully been brought into the 21st Century without losing an iota of its charm. The owners of Cherry Tree Farm have created a luxurious country holiday retreat with plenty of space indoors and out, and room for ten people to sleep in five well-appointed bedrooms. Exmoor National Park, the Quantock Hills AONB and the beautiful beaches of Somerset and North Devon are all within easy reach, and there is a friendly pub only a five-minute walk away. Tourist board rating: 5 Star Gold
Fully restored by the owner, Merman Farm offers quality accommodation of real character and charm and seamlessly combines many original features with modern design and home comforts. Very large, comfortable lounge with several settees, wood burning stove & large, flat-screen TV. Spacious, farmhouse kitchen with AGA and small sitting area opposite. Large, separate dining room with table for 10 plus 2 extra chairs, 5 bedrooms, plus attic room, 3 ensuites plus separate family bathroom. Outside sitting area.
Modern, high quality, single story accommodation, nestled in the North Harris hills next to stunning Loch Seaforth. Located near the Isle of Harris and Lewis border, you are ideally placed to explore the whole island. Sleeps up to 4 with one king and one twin bed room. Walk in wet room, open plan kitchen, dining and living area with direct loch view. Set in the grounds of Mulag House and working Croft.
Rustic & characterful 18th Century Farmhouse and Barn with wonderful views across the Wye Valley and close to the black and white villages, used as filming locations for Hamnet. Ideally placed for walkers with footpaths near the property and a large-sized garden for children to run around in. (Well-behaved) dogs also welcome (x 1). Tourist board rating: 3 Star
Stork Cottage – A little haven made for slow, relaxing escapes. There’s a gentle magic to Stork Cottage... tucked away in a peaceful corner of the countryside, it’s the kind of place where time seems to soften, the air feels calmer, and guests instantly settle in as though they’ve arrived somewhere familiar and cherished. We have many return visitors who describe it as a place they can’t wait to return to, and the warmth of their reviews says everything about how special this cottage feels. Push open the front door and step into a cosy vestibule where boots and coats find their place after long walks. Beyond it lies a bright, welcoming kitchen filled with everything you need for unhurried mornings and simple suppers - an electric oven and hob, air fryer, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The separate utility room keeps life easy with a washing machine and ironing facilities.
Cockermouth is as charming as any of England's market towns with a weekly market, an excellent array of eateries, and attractions that include Wordsworth House. It sits on the River Derwent and is the starting point for fantastic walks and bike rides, being just over the border of the Lake District National Park and close to beaches and forests. Walking, mountain biking, fishing and sailing are only a few of the many wonderful ways to have fun when you stay at Kia Ora - a lovely holiday cottage about a mile from the centre of town and within walking distance of places to eat, drink and shop. The dog-friendly cottage sleeps up to four people in two bedrooms and is perfect for couples, families and friends.
A charming sunlit cottage providing comfortable and attractive holiday accommodation close to the wonderful Dartmoor National Park. Located right beside the river in the picturesque Tamar valley, it has a log burner and a special 'vibe', making it ideal for couples seeking a relaxing, romantic getaway.
If you are looking for a family holiday by the sea that combines lazy days on the beach, harbour side dining, local independent shops to browse and stunning coastal walks then look no further. The Old Coastguard Station is located in an enviable position on the water's edge in the charming town of Amble on the Northumberland coast. With four ensuite bedrooms, contemporary open plan living and stunning panoramic sea views, it is easy to feel like you are on holiday here. This gorgeous self-catering property perfectly combines salty days by the sea with a touch of luxury and sophistication.
