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Visit Wales for an 18 September Weekend Short Break in a Wales Holidays self-catering coast and country cottage
8th September 2010
Unspoilt mountain vistas and uncrowded beaches; log fires and long country walks. Autumn is upon us and a cosy short break is the perfect way to take a few days out, unwind and explore a new area. Wales Holidays has an excellent selection of cottages and farmhouses that offer a weekend (or a mid-week) break over the next couple of weeks. -
Food Festivals in Pembrokeshire, North Wales and Abergavenny for Wales Holidays self-catering cottage accommodation visitors this September and October
7th September 2010
For visitors who love and appreciate their food, Wales has a number of major festivals being held this September and October together with the regular Farmers Markets that are held in many towns once or twice a month. -
Less than four weeks to the final day of Ryder Cup Wales for Wales Holidays self-catering holiday home visitors to Pembrokeshire and West Wales to get in some practice!
6th September 2010
It is less than four weeks to the final day of the Ryder Cup at the Celtic Manor Resort’s Twenty Ten course on Sunday 3 October when Wales hosts this Europe v USA tournament for the first time. -
Self-catering cottage holiday home visitors Staying in Wales enjoy September Events in the Brecon Beacons and Mid and West Wales
5th September 2010
The arrival of Autumn is a lovely time of year and makes an ideal time for a break in a Wales Holidays cottage around Rhayader in the Elan Valley, in the Brecon Beacons, along the Ceredigion coast in West Wales or in rural Mid Wales. To make the most of your stay, here are just a few ideas of events and activities to take part in over the next few weeks. -
Wales self-catering cottage holiday home visitors enjoy September Events in Snowdonia, North Wales and Anglesey
4th September 2010
Autumn has arrived and this lovely time of year is ideal for a break in a Wales Holidays cottage on the Lleyn Peninsula, in Snowdonia or across the Menai Strait on Anglesey, or around Ruthin and Llangollen in North Wales. To make the most of your stay, here are just a few ideas of events and activities to take part in over the next few weeks. -
Glyndwr’s Way National Trail Mid Wales Autumn walks for Wales Holidays self-catering cottage visitors
3rd September 2010
Glyndwr’s Way, awarded National Trail status in 2000, is a Mid Wales path running southwest from Welshpool to Machynlleth and then back to Knighton. It passes through some spectacular rolling scenery and over the sites of many battles fought by Owain Glyndwr. Machynlleth, the historic town at its mid-point, is where Glyndwr was crowned Prince of Wales and established his parliament in 1404. -
Wales Holidays self-catering cottage visitors to South Wales can Bless their Horse in the Brecon Beacons
2nd September 2010
An unusual ceremony takes place in South Wales soon and Wales Holidays visitors to the Cardiff and Porthcawl areas might like to head to Tregoyd near Three Cocks on Sunday 12 September. -
Visit Wales for an 11 September Weekend Short Break in a Wales Holidays self-catering coast and country cottage
1st September 2010
Log fires and long country walks. Unspoilt mountain vistas and uncrowded beaches. Autumn is upon us and a cosy short break is the perfect way to take a few days out, unwind and explore a new area. Wales Holidays has an excellent selection of cottages and farmhouses offering weekend (and mid-week) breaks over the next couple of weeks. -
Four weeks to practice for the Ryder Cup Wales for Wales Holidays self-catering holiday home visitors to Mid Wales, West Wales and the Brecon Beacons
31st August 2010
It is only four weeks to the first practice day for the Ryder Cup at the Celtic Manor Resort’s Twenty Ten course as Wales hosts this Europe v USA tournament for the first time. But as well as this championship course, there are some 200 other courses in Wales where slightly less talented golfers can get in some practice! -
Autumn walks on the Offa’s Dyke Trail through the Welsh Borders for Wales Holidays self-catering cottage visitors
30th August 2010
Built by Offa, King of Mercia, between 757 and 796 AD, Offa’s Dyke is an ancient Anglo-Welsh border defence earthwork. This 177 mile (285km) National Trail runs from Prestatyn on the North Wales coast to Chepstow in the south, crossing the current border over 20 times, with two-thirds of the path in Wales.
