Self catering wales Located on the Western coast of the UK, Wales is one of the warmer - and wetter - parts of the country. With this climate comes verdant green countryside hard to find elsewhere.
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Historically Wales was a separate country and to this day it has it's own language. More recently Wales has enjoyed a greater degree of autonomy from London. In many ways it feels like a separate country too - the landscape is more mountainous than the neighbouring England and it is more sparsely populated. This makes it a wonderful place to visit, with rolling hills, lush fields and hills field with sheep it is a walkers paradise. '
Holiday in Mid Wales in one of selfcateringhols country cottages: Right on England`s doorstep Mid-Wales is as yet undiscovered by crowds of tourists, untroubled by traffic jams and boasts some of the most spectacular scenery in Europe. Explore the area at your own pace - enjoy the splendour of steam travel, walk one of the many trails or take a boat along the canals and rivers.
With long beaches, tall mountains and a big heart, Mid-Wales is one of Wales' most traditional regions. Stroll its rolling green hills and gape at the beauty of its rugged coast.
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North Wales is one of the most accessible parts of wild Britain and is a land dominated by mountains and sea and contains the National Park of Snowdonia. more...
Wild, rugged coast, green valleys and majestic mountains make South Wales a beautiful place to explore whether you're looking for an outdoor adventure, a quiet trip to the coast, or a driving tour of the interior. If you're planning a trip to South Wales, the cottages for rent on www.selfcateringhols.com might be just what you're looking for. more...
