Carmarthenshire Holiday Cottages

Enjoy a break surrounded by rolling hills, ancient castles and quaint market towns when you book one of these wonderful holiday cottages in Carmarthenshire.

Why Book one of these Holiday Cottages in Carmarthenshire?

Nestled in the heart of South Wales, booking one of these holiday cottages in Carmarthenshire is a brilliant way to escape to the countryside. Known for its lush green landscapes and historic charm, this part of Wales is ideal for those seeking a relaxing and scenic staycation. Whether you’re keen to explore coastal walks, discover fascinating landmarks or simply unwind in a peaceful setting, you’ll find plenty to love here.

Carmarthenshire is often referred to as the “Garden of Wales”, and it’s easy to see why! This stunning region is home to the National Botanic Garden of Wales, the sprawling Brechfa Forest and a coastline that’s dotted with wide beaches and wildlife-rich estuaries. As well as being incredibly picturesque, the area also offers a warm welcome and a laid-back pace of life that makes it ideal for couples, families and solo travellers alike.

When you book one of these Carmarthenshire cottages, you’ll also be perfectly positioned to explore nearby market towns like Carmarthen, not to mention historic sites like Kidwelly Castle and Dinefwr Park. So, whether you're planning day trips or just fancy curling up in a cosy cottage with a good book, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy your time in Carmarthenshire.

Places to Visit from these Cottages to Rent in Carmarthenshire

With so much to see and do on your doorstep, you and your guests will have no trouble filling your days with exciting adventures.

Start by heading over to Llandeilo, where you will find a vibrant town awaiting. This charming spot is known for its independent shops, cafés and galleries, not to mention Dinefwr Castle and the surrounding parklands, which are perfect for a scenic walk. With pastel-coloured buildings and a relaxed atmosphere, Llandeilo is a favourite with visitors looking to soak up some local culture.

Alternatively, make your way to the coastal village of Burry Port, which is roughly a 40-minute drive depending on your starting point. This small harbour town is home to a sandy beach, scenic coastal paths and great views across the Gower Peninsula. It’s also steeped in history, famously welcoming Amelia Earhart after her transatlantic flight in 1928. A brilliant spot for a walk, a picnic or just some fresh sea air.

Other Popular Destinations near these Carmarthenshire Cottages:

Ammanford

Carmarthen

Kidwelly

Laugharne

Llanelli

Types of South Wales Holidays

Alongside these lovely Carmarthenshire cottages, there’s a wide range of other places to stay across the region.

For those bringing along a four-legged friend, there’s a brilliant selection of dog-friendly cottages in South Wales to consider. Or if you're hoping to unwind in style, be sure to check out these cottages with hot tubs in South Wales.

Looking for something a little different? You could also explore log cabins in South Wales or even try something unique by booking one of these glamping pods in South Wales and Pembrokeshire.

There’s also a great selection of accommodation available on holiday parks in South Wales and plenty of short breaks in South Wales for those only looking to get away for a few nights.

And if you want to explore even more, take a look at the full range of properties on our South Wales holiday cottages page!