Familienfreundliche Ferienunterkünfte in Llangennith, Llanmadoc and Cheriton

Driftwood Cottage, Gower. A perfect beach getaway

Driftwood cottage is a compact and beautiful detached 18th century stone cottage, set in it's own small garden and based in the idyllic hamlet of Cwm Ivy in North Gower. A magical walk from the property leads through the Whitford National Nature Reserve to both Whitford Sands and Broughton Bay (both are within half a mile). The Gower peninsular offers an array of beautiful coastal walks, open grasslands, woodland and marsh walks. It also boasts some of the most spectacular beaches in the UK.

The Hayloft

The Hayloft is a beautifully decorated 19th century stone barn. Recently refurbished, this creative, dog friendly space is just a mile away from the renowned surfing beach of Llangennith and closer still to the well known pub -The kings Head. Relax in your own living room with rustic oak beams and wake up in a king-sized bed. Enjoy a luxurious en-suite and a bonus kitchenette. Enjoy exploring our wild flower meadows where you can take in the breathtaking vista of Llangennith beach

Whitewell Barn, Burry Farm

New barn conversion, in a quiet location only 10 minutes away from the Gower coast and a choice of at least 5 beaches. Dog friendly max 2. Character barn with slate floors and oak beams. 3 bedrooms 2 en-suite shower and a family bathroom. There is a double sofa bed in the lounge so the barn will sleep 8, a single guest bed can be added to the twin/ or a travel cot. Lounge, kitchen & dining area are open plan providing one large family space. Small private garden with table &chairs.

The Llama Lodge - a Log Cabin on a Llama Sanctuary

The Llama Lodge is the ultimate place to come and stay for holidays and trips in Pembrokeshire and South West Wales. A log cabin comprising of a large living area and kitchen, separate bedroom, and bathroom, The Llama Lodge is utterly unique and original in that it is the only place you can stay whilst llamas press their noses up against the windows! We also offer guests the opportunity to participate in one of our llama treks - message us for more details.

HARE LODGE

LODGE. Spectacular views in quiet location.perfect retreat for a relaxing break. Great location for exploring stunning coastal walks. Gower is an AONB. 2 miles driving to beaches. The lodge sleeps 6, one double bed in first bedroom and bunk beds and double bed in second bedroom. Pillows and Duvets provided. Dogs welcome but must be well behaved around livestock. WI-FI available but we are rural and the connection is not always brilliant.

MODERN COASTAL PARK APARTMENT, 30 SECS FROM BEACH

A modern, well equipped apartment situated 30 seconds from the beach and the Millennium Coastal Path (Llanelli). Family friendly with two double bedrooms which sleeps four in comfort. Living space with two sofas and balcony overlooking the lake. Includes super-fast fibre broadband. A short walk from St Ellis Bay café & bistro, or take a stroll along the Millennium Coastal path to the Sandpiper on the Lake.

Llanmadoc, Gower bungalow at The St Madoc Centre.

Basic accommodation a stones throw from the coastal path on the Gower Peninsula. On the beautiful Gower coast, within Britain's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The quaint village of Llanmadoc with its popular pub, churches, local shop and two cafes is a short walk away, as is the lovely long stretch of golden beach at Whiteford Sands and Broughton Bay.

Broadway Farm Holiday Barn with Hot Tub

A fabulous holiday cottage based in the quiet village of Cheriton, nestled in the North Gower peninsula. The cottage has a double bedroom, bathroom with shower, kitchen, living room and further sleeping space in the upstairs mezzanine, which is accessed by a space saver ladder. The barn also boasts a private garden with patio area and a private Hot Tub.

Hidden Gem - Cosy, Modern Cottage w/Log fire

The Malthouse is a converted 18th Century cottage, oozing character and finished to a high standard with all the modern amenities to make your stay super comfortable. Situated just outside of Reynoldston village in the heart of Gower (Britain’s first Area of National Beauty), beaches, walking and nature are all on the doorstep.