Holiday Cottages
in North Wales
Your complete guide to self-catering holidays across Snowdonia, Anglesey, the Llyn Peninsula & beyond
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2026 Edition
Welcome
Welcome to Stay in North Wales — your trusted guide to the finest self-catering holiday cottages across North Wales. This brochure features every property in our collection, from cosy retreats for two to large family homes, across all five of our beautiful regions.
Inside you'll find 0 properties with full details, images and lowest weekly prices, plus a guide to Holyhead–Dublin ferry crossings, a map of all our cottages, and fascinating facts about North Wales to inspire your stay.
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Holyhead to Dublin Ferries
The Holyhead–Dublin ferry route connects North Wales and Ireland in just 3 hours 15 minutes, with daily sailings year-round. It's the perfect way to combine a North Wales cottage holiday with an Irish adventure — or to travel from Ireland to your Welsh break.
Crossing Time
Approx. 3 hrs 15 mins (fast ferry: 2 hrs)
Operators
Stena Line & Irish Ferries — daily sailings
Holyhead Port
Isle of Anglesey — end of the A55 expressway
Dublin Port
Ireland's largest ferry port — 15 mins from city centre
Free Ferry Price Comparison Tool
Don't overpay for your ferry crossing. Our website features a free, live price comparison tool that checks both Stena Line and Irish Ferries in one search — so you always get the best fare for your travel dates. Compare sailing times, prices and operators side by side, then book directly.
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Compare & book your ferry crossing — free
Planning an Anglesey holiday? Many of our Anglesey cottages are just minutes from Holyhead port — perfect for combining your ferry crossing with a stay on this beautiful island. Browse our Anglesey properties in this brochure or search online with live availability.
Property Map
All 0 holiday cottages across North Wales — click a pin for details
Discover North Wales
From the peaks of Eryri to the sandy shores of Anglesey, North Wales is a land of contrasts — rugged mountains, hidden coves, ancient castles and warm Welsh welcome. Here are just a few reasons to explore…
Mountains & Nature
- •Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) stands at 1,085m — the highest mountain in Wales and England
- •Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park covers 823 square miles of breathtaking landscape
- •The region is home to over 200 lakes and some of the UK's finest waterfalls
Castles & History
- •Four UNESCO World Heritage castles: Conwy, Caernarfon, Beaumaris and Harlech
- •The Pontcysyllte Aqueduct — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — is 126 feet high
- •Portmeirion is a stunning Italianate village built on the coast near Porthmadog
Coast & Beaches
- •North Wales has over 250 miles of coastline, from sandy bays to dramatic cliffs
- •Anglesey boasts over 40 award-winning beaches, including Rhosneigr and Trearddur Bay
- •The Menai Strait separates Anglesey from the mainland — rich in wildlife and history
Adventure
- •Zip World Penrhyn Quarry is the fastest zip line in the world, reaching 100+ mph
- •Surf Snowdonia is the UK's first inland surf lagoon — perfect waves, rain or shine
- •The Snowdon Mountain Railway has carried visitors to the summit since 1896
Culture & Language
- •Welsh (Cymraeg) is spoken by around 29% of the population in North Wales
- •Eryri was officially named using its Welsh name in 2022 — a landmark for the language
- •North Wales has a rich slate mining heritage, now recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Betws Y Coed, Conwy, LL24 0NN
North Wales, United Kingdom
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