Swansea Cottages

Explore history & heritage...

From its medieval origins to its modern-day delights, Swansea has a rich heritage dating back centuries, showcased through its many landmarks, museums and cultural attractions. Delve into the city's industrial past and maritime heritage at the National Waterfront Museum, or explore art, archaeology and natural history at the Swansea Museum. For glimpses into the city's medieval past, visit the ruins of Swansea Castle, in the city centre, and Oystermouth Castle, which overlooks Swansea Bay. Literary lovers can visit the Dylan Thomas Birthplace, the former home of the renowned poet, where he was born and lived for much of his working life. Explore the area's many sights on a couple's weekend away, or have some educational fun on a family break during the school holidays.

Make the most of the stunning coastline...

Swansea's coastline is a paradise for beach lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, with its sandy shores, rugged cliffs and scenic promenades. Take a leisurely stroll along Swansea Bay, enjoy watersports at Langland Bay or unwind on the picturesque beaches of the Mumbles. The jaw-dropping landscapes of the Gower Peninsula, Britain's first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, are only a short drive from Swansea, offering countless opportunities to explore the stunning Welsh countryside and coastline. Highlights of the Gower Peninsula include iconic landmarks such as Worm's Head, Rhossili Bay and Three Cliffs Bay, as well as charming villages, ancient ruins and nature reserves teeming with wildlife. Our holiday homes in Swansea and the local area make a wonderful base for exploring this truly breathtaking part of the country, from stylish apartments in the city centre to charming cottages near Mumbles Pier.

Soak up the city's captivating culture...

Immerse yourself in the city's vibrant arts and culture scene, with a visit to the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery or a show at the Swansea Grand Theatre. Explore the quirky independent shops, trendy cafes and bustling markets that showcase local creativity and craftsmanship. Indulge in the city's culinary delights, with its array of international cuisines, fresh seafood and traditional dishes. Established in 1897 under a large structure of glass and wrought iron is the Swansea Indoor Market. Here, over 100 stalls are available for you to sample delicacies such as cockles and laverbread, a dish made from seaweed collected from the shores of North Gower. Not even the temperamental British weather can ruin this activity! Cosy cottage in a quiet rural area or family-frendly holiday park in Swansea with first-class facilities - the choice is yours.