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Top 5 Holiday Cottages for Walkers

Published on 16 Dec 2024 by Amy Greenwood

Itching to pull on your walking boots, immerse yourself in nature and explore some of Wales’ famously stunning landscapes? Then take a look at our top 5 holiday cottages for walkers.

The benefits of fresh air and exercise on the body and mind are well documented. And what’s one of the best and most accessible forms of exercise? You guessed it, walking. 

Not only is walking good for the body and soul, it’s a fantastic way to explore this stunning region. It offers the ideal way to enjoy nature at a slow pace. Take a break to admire the view. Take time to appreciate the wildflowers. Pause to breathe in that fresh Welsh air.

From challenging mountain hikes to leisurely lakeside strolls and countryside rambles, Wales has miles upon miles of well-trodden paths and hidden trails just waiting to be discovered, with walking routes to suit all levels of fitness and ability and view after stunning view to be enjoyed. 

Many of our cottages provide direct access to scenic walking trails, with wonderful walking routes right from the doorstep. Here’s our pick of our top 5 holiday cottages for walkers. 


Traditional Farmhouse Accommodation In An Idyllic Setting | Erw-Dinmael

Sleeps 6 | Dog Friendly | Real Fire | Farm Stay

This traditional farmhouse accommodation in an idyllic setting comes with big views across green fields to hills and mountains beyond. Stylish, bright and smart, it sleeps up to six guests in three bedrooms – two doubles and one room with bunk beds.


Modern Upside Down Property With Mountain Views | Anecs-Fachell

Sleeps 4 | Near Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon)

Welcome to Anecs-Fachell, where modern luxury meets the stunning beauty of Eryri (Snowdonia). This spacious upside-down property is designed to maximise the breathtaking mountain views, offering a unique and stylish getaway near Caernarfon.


Walker Friendly barn conversion in Eryri (Snowdonia) | Beudy-Pwll-Y-March

Sleeps 2 | Dog Friendly | Real Fire

If your idea of a perfect morning involves the sound of wild goats rather than the hum of a motorway, Beudy-Pwll-Y-March is your sanctuary. This is a walker friendly barn conversion in Eryri (Snowdonia) that prioritises peace, position, and the kind of “off-the-beaten-track” charm that only thislocationcan provide. To get here, you’ll need to navigate a rugged farm track and a few traditional gates – a minor initiation that guarantees peace once you arrive.


Charming Traditional Cottage with Stunning Sea Views | 2-Bryn-Tirion

Sleeps 2 | Dog Friendly | Near Beach | Real Fire

Perched on the rolling hills of the Llyn Peninsula, 2 Bryn Tirion is the kind of place that makes you want to turn off your phone and breathe in the fresh coastal air. This traditional stone cottage combines rustic charm with modern comfort, making it the perfect countryside retreat.


Impressive Property At The Foot Of The Rhinog Mountains | Rheithordy

Sleeps 9 | Dog Friendly | Near Pub | Real Fire | Games Room

You’ll find this impressive property at the foot of the Rhinog mountains near Dolgellau and Portmeirion. In walking distance of the pub and Llyn Trawsfynydd, it has five beautiful bedrooms and sleeps up to nine guests.


 
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