Holiday rentals and lettings in Swansea

Swansea is a large city with so much variety where you can switch between exploring shops, historic buildings, restaurants and museums to discover scenic areas, beautiful beaches and the most beautiful landscape. Find a rental in Swansea and enjoy the city and nature. To be in the heart of the action, stay in the city centre. In the outskirts, Mumbles District is a fishing village with a lovely promenade to enjoy nice holidays by the bay. The maritime quarter is a more stylish area on the southern side of central Swansea and Uplands, on the western side, is an elevated neighbourhood with excellent sea views and unique locally owned shops. Find your holiday rental now!

Splendid rentals within walking distance to the city centre and the beach or surrounded by captivating landscapes in the countryside. Admire your views every morning from the balcony, the terrace or your private garden. Find the accommodation that caters to all of your needs. In Swansea you can find all types of rentals for couples, families with children and groups of friends. Every occasion can be celebrated in Swansea having a wonderful stay in one of the most beautiful areas of Wales. Come and see it for yourself!

Swansea is a city and county on the south coast of Wales. A city with endless activities and an area of outstanding natural beauty, like the Gower Peninsula. In town you will have plenty of museums, the fantastic Swansea Market, historical buildings lining the streets or the fantastic Swansea Castle and the Guild Hall, both Grade I listed. Down to the Maritime Quarter, is a cultural hub, a buzzing area at night and home to the National Waterfront Museum, Swansea Museum and The Mission Gallery. And to catch a show, nothing better than The Grand Theatre or The Palace Theatre.

Step out of the city and a whole new landscape opens up in front of your eyes. Explore the beautiful countryside and the breathtaking moors when you drive out to the fantastic Lliw uplands or Mawr, one of the oldest communities in Wales. Enjoy peaceful walks, nature, wildlife or take the challenge to climb up to the highest point in Swansea and get to Penller’s Castle. Cycling routes are also available, so get on your bike and explore the countryside at your own pace. Come to Swansea and experience a fun, vibrant city full of shopping, culture and nightlife in a stunning natural setting.

Do you like going off the beaten track sometimes? Swansea, has a fascinating culture, history and popular sites. But, sometimes it is exciting to go on an adventure and discover unusual, secret and hidden spots and learn about authentic hidden gems and curious stories. The secret tunnel in Wind Street or the River Tawe Tunnel connecting both riverbanks are secret passages dating back more than 100 years back. Visit the spooky cave, King Arthur’s Stone at Cefn Bryn, the Helvetia shipwreck in Rhossili, or an abandoned villa marked on some old maps as Pantyfynnon. Beware, Google Maps does not register it so you need to use your navigation skills and go on an adventure to find it!

As we have said before, the Gower Peninsula is the UK’s first area of stunning natural beauty. With the lack of breweries in this area, Gower Brewery was born in 2011. A fantastic brewery with refreshing ales full of flavour, brewed with traditional methods. This can be experienced going to the brewery joining your friends on a night tour to discover how Gower Gold is made and why it is so tasty. The beer tasting at the end is your chance to decide if that is the best ale with an outstanding natural beauty!

Mumbles is a fantastic coastal village on the west side of Swansea. You will find a wide array of shops, eateries and great pubs where they serve the local produce and of course, delicious fresh fish and seafood. Traditions and festivals are a common thing all year round, being the Oyster Festival, one of the most popular ones. This is a real must for foodies and fine food lovers. But if you have a sweet tooth, the ice cream parlor competition is the one for you! Have a taste and make your own judgement.

A local market is a good place to join locals in their everyday lives and get yourself some of the best local produce and real local delicacies like cockles or laverbread, the most famous north Gower seaweed dish. Browse the nearly 100 stalls of fish, veggies and fruit. This original building with the largest structure of glass and steel, is the largest indoor market in Wales.

Green areas and colourful gardens are part of Swansea and its surroundings. Amongst several lush green areas, Clyne Gardens is the star of the show. Standing out for the amount of exotic plants and rare species, it is also home to a bright bridge in the middle of the Japanese garden within Clyne. Enjoy a wonderful time strolling at your own pace and taking in the beauty of a stunning natural area that will captivate your senses.

The Gower Peninsula is so stunning that can only be appreciated if you see it with your own eyes. Admire the dramatic scenery and enjoy the attractions of this part of Swansea. Want to go to the end of the world? Then, take a 20 minute walk to the end of Three Cliff Bays and a splendorous sweeping view of Rhossili Bay and Llangennith Beach will open up just in front of your eyes. You will feel like being at the furthest point of land on the planet.

Learn about the Welsh industrial past at one of the greatest locations in Swansea, Oystermouth Road. Here you find The National Waterfront Museum, a fantastic space with cutting-edge technology that brings the past of the Welsh industry to your fingertips! Explore the 15 galleries, each one of them telling you a fascinating and different story. Check your must-visit list before leaving the museum and be sure to tick Robin Goch, the earliest example of aircraft in the Uk, Penydarren, the replica of the first steam locomotive and also, MA James, a model of the slate schooner. The People Gallery and the Achievers Gallery showcase examples of great stories you will love to know about.