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With over 100 cottages to choose from, from traditional country cottages to coastal retreats, you're sure to find your perfect cottage.
Rhossili sits on the western edge of the Gower Peninsula. With its exposed beach break, it offers consistent waves all year round, small enough for beginners. If you want bigger swells and a longer ride, head to nearby Llangennith.
You'll be in a prime location for surfing here. With the waves visible from the windows, you'll be able to judge when surf's up.
This former Station Officer's house overlooks the stunning Rhossili bay and Worms Head - perfect for watching the waves.
Right in the heart of the Gower Peninsula, you're within easy reach of the area's best surfing and sandy beaches.
Protruding from the northern coastline, the Llyn Peninsula catches the Irish Sea swells. Porth Neigwl and Aberdaron on the southern fringes have consistent waves both for beginners and pros. For winter or spring surfing trips head to Porthor for the best of its waves.
In the heart of Aberdaron with its wide, sandy bay on the doorstep, this apartment offers miles of stunning coastal walks on the Llyn Peninsula.
A bright, spacious apartment in the heart of lovely fishing village, Aberdaron, close to the wide, sandy bay.
A modern apartment in the seaside village of Aberdaron just steps away from the beach.
Located on the Plas-yn-Rhiw estate, this stone cottage boasts stunning views over Hell's Mouth Bay. Although its name may suggest otherwise, Hell's Mouth is a perfect mellow surfing beach for beginners.
With its dramatic and rugged landscape, Freshwater West is a reliable surfing spot all year round. Manorbier on the southern tip has a reef break producing larger swells. Stick to the sandy side of the bay if you’re still finding your feet.
A relaxed campsite by the wild, big-surf beach at Freshwater West. There's a shared barn with space to dry wetsuits, and a hot outdoor shower.
Stay in this converted granary where its shared garden leads you down to the beach.
A restored farm building with a sheltered beach at the bottom of its garden.
A cosy retreat complete with a log-burner, perfect after bracing walks along the nearby cliffs.
A traditional farmhouse in the main courtyard at Stackpole with miles of coastal walks on the doorstep.
A rustic farm building turned holiday cottage with views over open farmland and a shared garden.
Close to the coast in Stackpole, this little cottage is a great base for exploring the area.
With over 100 cottages to choose from, from traditional country cottages to coastal retreats, you're sure to find your perfect cottage.