Providing holiday cottages in Wales for over 40 years

The walk around Cwm Idwal is a wonderful family walk with very little ascent and stunning views of the surrounding mountains.  Parking is available opposite the visitor centre and in the many parking areas along Llyn Ogwen, there are also public t

Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa in welsh) is one of the most popular mountains to walk up in the UK and a great goal for many visitors staying in north Wales. At 1085m high it is the highest mountain in Wales.

Beddgelert is a pretty village in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, situated on the banks of the river Glaslyn and below the slopes of Moel Hebog.

I live just a few miles away from Welshpool, ‘The gateway to Wales’, the joy of living in mid Wales is that you are central to almost everything! Fancy a day at the beach, no problem, just an hour away.

Visit Ty Hwnt I’r Bont, the much photographed and award-winning tea rooms, or take lunch at the beautiful Ffin Y Parc art gallery and café. Gwydir Castle is a stunning Tudor mansion and gardens which are open to the public from th

There’s nothing better than getting away from it all on a short break, when home is only a few hours away… that is the beauty of Cardigan Bay for me.

A visit to Llandudno would not be complete without a stroll along the impressive promenade. This can be enjoyed by everyone, those in wheelchairs, on bikes or walking.

Beautiful, rural Carmarthenshire is known as the “Garden of Wales”.

If you haven't visited this part of Wales before, we strongly suggest you take some time out to do so.

For lovers of history this quirky little house just couldn’t be in a better location. The house itself was once the site of the village post office. Y Bera was built behind it and the post office shed was later demolished.