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A nicely presented semi-detached cottage in the heart of Newton in Swansea. WiFi. Dog-friendly. Vistas out over the bay. Local shop next door. Close to The Mumbles and Langland. (Ref. 966401)
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Character detached cottage. Large enclosed gardens. Woodburner. Wet room. Ammanford 6 miles. (Ref. 927312)
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Charming terraced cottage in an elevated position, in the town of Burry Port. Woodburning stove, Jacuzzi bath, pet-friendly. Plenty to see and do nearby. Llanelli 4 miles. (Ref. 933343)
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This delightful end terrace property is set on the South Wales coastline, 2.5 miles from Llanelli. Three bedroomed property with sea views and lovely garden, ideal for families. Carmarthen 16 miles. (Ref. 953410)
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A semi-detached bungalow resting in the village of Cwmgors in Glamorgan. Sun room. Enclosed garden. Pet friendly. Ammanford 6 miles; Neath 15 miles. (Ref. 969869)
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Charming terraced cottage located in the bustling seaside town of Burry Port in Carmarthenshire. Lay-Z Spa. Woodburner. Pets welcome. Llanelli 4 miles. (Ref. 991517)
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Attractive high spec cottage with outstanding countryside views. Underfloor heating. Woodburner. En-suites. WiFi. Carmarthen and Llandeilo 9 miles (Ref. 930052)
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A pleasant annexe on the side of the family farmhouse in Furnace close to Llanelli in Carmarthenshire. Open-plan. Views. Swansea 14 miles; Carmarthen 15 miles. (Ref. 990829)
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Contemporary and large cottage situated in the village of Pembrey. Ideal for families and dogs, with a large, enclosed garden. Close to Pembrey Country Park and Cefn Sidan Beach and within yards a cycle path which links up to the Millennium cycle path. (Ref. 970108)
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A perfect base for couples looking for a place to stay, in the village of Scurlage. Close to wonderful countryside. A cosy getaway for two. Swansea 14 miles. (Ref. 931742)
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7 nights from £241
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Just show me The Gower Cottages
Please find below a selection of self catering holiday cottages near The Gower, Wales.
Book a Gower Peninsula cottage and discover the UK's original Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - a mass of limestone cliffs, butterscotch beaches, pounding surf and amazing flora. Little wonder Dylan Thomas was inspired to write such masterpieces.
This stunning region is the perfect backdrop for a plethora of recreational activities. Explore the Gower Way, a 35-mile route crossing the peninsula from east to west, passing some fascinating historical sites along the way. Or head for the Vale of Neath, known locally as 'Waterfall Country'. Enthusiasts might also be interested in the annual Gower Walking Festival. Other pursuits include riding, climbing, golf and all kinds of water sports.
Much of the coast is protected by the National Trust and, when it comes to beaches, the Gower boasts endless award-winning sandy coves and sweeping bays. From rock-pooling and sandcastle building, to sunbathing and sailing, a day on a Gower beach will be truly memorable. Pride of place goes to the magnificent bay at Rhossili, a mind-boggling, 3-mile stretch of golden sands popular with surfers. Other beauties include the tranquil setting of Pwll Du, Penclawdd for wild ponies and cockle-beds and Three Cliffs Bay for jaw-dropping views. For families, try Langland Bay, Caswell Bay and Port Eynon.
What else? Castles, caves and shipwrecks. The Gower Church Trail. A vibrant crafts and rural life museum at the Gower Heritage Centre. And some wonderful nature reserves - woodland, grassland and cliff-top - offering some fantastic wildlife watching opportunities.
So, whether it's a family holiday by the sea or a walking weekend for two, try a Gower Peninsula cottage holiday.