More than half of the properties (57.31%) in South Wales are house rentals. They are the most frequent properties there. Interestingly, the average price of this specific type of property is $216 per night, with an average size of 1,370 ft². Furthermore, house rentals are excellent for medium-sized groups and families, as most can welcome 5 people. You can also search and compare other types of accommodation in South Wales. Apartment rentals are, for example, another typical accommodation type in this destination, with 706 listed accommodations. Apartment rentals in South Wales are 770 ft² on average, with average prices of $226 a night.
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Best Vacation Home Deals in South Wales
Find the ideal property from $29 per night by searching among the 3,272 options being offered in South Wales. HomeToGo directly presents you with the best offers by comparing all of the listed properties in South Wales from 41 different providers.
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Popular Rental Amenities in South Wales
Choose a filter above to search and find an accommodation meeting your requirements among the 3,272 rentals in South Wales. South Wales is the ideal place to look for a rental if you want to tune out with some TV time or you need internet access during your vacation, as the most common features are "TVs" and "internet." You could even look for accommodations if you want a rental with a jacuzzi (89 rentals include "Jacuzzis" in South Wales) or if you want a rental with a sauna (42 rentals in South Wales include "saunas").
Price and Availability Index South Wales
Vacation Rental Price Information in South Wales
In the above graph, you will find information on average prices of the vacation homes & apartments in South Wales. $134 is the highest price average in the next twelve months. The cheapest week is in January (1/26 - 2/2). Prices fall to an average of $96 per night.
Rental Availability Information in South Wales
Check how busy South Wales is with our availability graph. It is in December that you will find the week with the least available rentals (12/22 - 12/29). Conversely, it is in November (11/24 - 12/1) that the highest percentage of rentals are available.
The Weather in South Wales
This is the climate diagram in South Wales. In July maximum temperatures go higher than 68°. Conversely, February is the coolest month in South Wales, with temperatures going under 37° The rainiest month is July while the driest month is March.
Discover rugged Welsh beauty with a South Wales vacation home
Wales, one of the four countries that make up the United Kingdom, is rich in Celtic history. From castles to the cosmopolitan Cardiff nightlife, the region has something for everyone. However, it’s the stunning natural beauty which makes travelers flock to Wales. From Snowdonia to the Brecon Beacons, Wales is a hiker’s paradise, and for those who love surfing and diving, the clear Atlantic waters are right on your doorstep.
Booking a South Wales vacation rental is the perfect way to explore this wonderful natural beauty which boasts some of the most stunning scenery the United Kingdom has to offer.
Getting to South Wales: transportation in Wales
Cardiff is the only international airport in Wales, so if you're arriving by plane then this will be your likely access point to your South Wales vacation rentals. Buses connect the airport to the city center but if you're traveling further afield to your South Wales vacation home, then renting a car is the best option to reach your final destination.
The area is served by good motorway connections so flying to an airport in England is a viable option. Much of South Wales is covered by the UK rail network and National Express and the budget coach service Megabus both serve many destinations in the vicinity.
Weather in Wales: enjoy Wales in every weather
Wales has a maritime climate and thus is no stranger to rain and cloud, though it has its fair share of pleasant, sunny weather in the summer months. Due to the undulating topography of Wales, the temperature can vary dramatically depending on the altitude. You can expect the mercury to fall as much as 0.5°C for every 100m increase in altitude; something to bear in mind if you're hiking.
Average summer temperatures are around 20°C, while in winter it hovers around the three to four mark. It can rain any time but it's more common in the winter, so be sure to pack waterproof clothing no matter when you visit your South Wales vacation rental.
What to see in South Wales: explore the great outdoors in Wales
Though Cardiff does boast some notable attractions (Cardiff Castle, Millennium Stadium, Llandaff Cathedral), it's in the great outdoors where Wales really comes into its own. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, the UK's only coastal national park, is a natural spot that should not be missed when visiting South Wales. Hikes and boat trips are popular activities once you reach the park.
For those seeking something a little more adventurous, head to the coast and check out some of the best surfing that the UK has to offer. The Atlantic waves won't disappoint but do be aware that there are no facilities for equipment hire or refreshments; though this undoubtedly adds to the unspoilt landscape.
The crystal clear, albeit chilly, waters are not only great for surfing but also for scuba diving. Dolphins, seals and whales pepper the coastline and there's also plenty to see in the way of coral. If you prefer to keep your feet on solid ground, then check out one of the many golf courses Wales has to offer; prices are also very competitive.
Leaving South Wales: Snowdonia National Park
If you plan on exploring more of the country, then Snowdonia National Park should be where you're headed. It's home to the highest peak in Wales; Mount Snowdon. The climb to the top is achievable in half a day but for those with lower fitness levels, there is a train that will deliver you to the top where you can take in the panoramic views.
Other destinations that are easily reached from your South Wales vacation rental includes Llandudno, Bognor, Aberystwyth and the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Self-catering in South Wales: shopping in Wales
Depending on the location of your chosen South Wales vacation rental, will determine how much you need to shop ahead. For those staying close to Cardiff or other major cities, then supermarkets will be open 24 hours a day. If your South Wales vacation home is located in a more remote area, then always make sure you have enough supplies to see you through your stay. Small villages will have a local shop at the very least, but opening hours are often sporadic and unpredictable.
South Wales: Land of Mines and Culture
Rhossili Bay
Officially voted the best beach in the UK for a number of years, this expanse of sandy shoreline and blue sea is one of the most popular spots on the Gower Peninsula.
Gower Peninsula
A gathering of golden sandy beaches, the Gower Peninsula has some of the best hiking spots in Britian, and is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
St Fagans National History Museum
One of the most interesting places in Wales, St Fagans open-air museum displays examples of Welsh history and architechture from the Iron Age onwards. Entry is free of charge.
Caerphilly Castle
The largest castle in Wales, Caerphilly has dominated the landscape since the 13th century. Visit anytime to see the fortifications and leaning towers, or during one of the Castle's annual events.
Wales Millennium Center
Home of the performing arts in Cardiff, the Millennium Center in Cardiff Bay hosts every type of show imaginable, from ballet to stand-up comedy.
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