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Comfortable Welsh Cottage
Self catering cottage in United Kingdom – (Ref: 65177)
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cottage in Ammanford
Self Catering cottage in South Wales slps 4 Ideal for walkers & cyclists. Central to Llanelli, Swansea, Neath & Llandeilo. Within easy reach of Beache ...more

Pets allowed.
On site: mountain biking. Less than 15 mins to: golf, fishing.
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Where the dolphins come out to play


From the Mail on Sunday

Standing on a high grassy promontory, I gazed over a stretch of flat, empty sea. Seagulls mewed, a few lambs bleated and somewhere along the cliff a peregrine falcon screeched. Now and again a wave smashed on the rocks far below. But out to sea all was quiet. Was I in the right place?
Anticipating a search of needle in haystack proportions, I began to scour the slate-grey waters. But let's end the suspense...
This is what I actually wrote in my notebook. 'Arrived 10.05. 10.10 saw my first dolphin!!!'
A few hundred yards offshore, this most elegant and intelligent of marine life forms broke the surface in a perfectly circular motion, as if fixed to a revolving hub 20ft below the surface.
I had a tantalising glimpse of head and fin and tail before it curved back in. But for the next half hour a supreme marine athlete, on a stage the size of a small town, gave a command... more


Where the dolphins come out to play


From the Mail on Sunday

Standing on a high grassy promontory, I gazed over a stretch of flat, empty sea.
Seagulls mewed, a few lambs bleated and somewhere along the cliff a peregrine falcon screeched. Now and again a wave smashed on the rocks far below. But out to sea all was quiet. Was I in the right place?
Anticipating a search of needle in haystack proportions, I began to scour the slate-grey waters. But let's end the suspense...
This is what I actually wrote in my notebook. 'Arrived 10.05. 10.10 saw my first dolphin!!!'
A few hundred yards offshore, this most elegant and intelligent of marine life forms broke the surface in a perfectly circular motion, as if fixed to a revolving hub 20ft below the surface.
I had a tantalising glimpse of head and fin and tail before it curved back in. But for the next half hour a supreme marine athlete, on a stage the size of a small town, gave a c... more


Welcome to Prestatyn


From the Mail on Sunday

Where would you expect to find the A-list stars of the raunchy US TV series Sex And The City taking their summer break?
Parrot Cay in the Turks and Caicos Islands, Sandy Lane in Barbados or perhaps Manele Bay in the Hawaiian islands?
Not Kim Cattrall, who plays sex-mad single girl Samantha in the show.
This September she is said to be planning a short break at Pontin's Prestatyn Sands holiday camp with her mum.
Liverpool-born Kim, 44, has apparently chosen Prestatyn ('the family fun centre of North Wales') because her mother Shane, now 76, worked there 40 years ago as a chalet maid.
Kim has described the journey as 'a trip down memory lane'.
But, as anyone who has travelled down memory lane knows, it's a route often beset with unpleasant surprises.
Like other UK seaside resorts, Prestatyn has faced a tough struggle for survival since the rise of the package holida... more


The lyrical lure of the Bard's land


From the Daily Mail

Tourists do not disturb the peace of Llareggub, that wacky community which provides the setting for Dylan Thomas's most famous fictional creation - Under Milk Wood.
Yes, despite its Welsh-looking name, the town is meant to be read backwards, giving it a connotation that explains why, even today, Thomas is not always supremely popular in his native Wales.
But things are changing. The chapel-bound, curtain-twitching mentality that Thomas could not help satirising in the Fifties has given way to greater self-assurance.
Attribute it if you like to having a national assembly, or to the prominence of celebrities such as Catherine Zeta Jones.
Now all aspects of Welsh culture are fair game, as anyone who saw the ebulliently nihilistic film Twin Town can confirm.
Why, there are even stirrings of rivalry for the honour of being the original Llareggub between Laugharne, in Ca... more


The best holiday cottage in the world



This is the most beautifully located holiday cottage anywhere in the world. Ever.
'I'm worried that when people see it for the first time as they turn the corner they'll go 'Wow' and just drive off the road down a cliff.
'We should have a warning notice up there,' says Jill Farrow, local manager of The National Trust's holiday cottages.
It's only when you stand at the top of Worms Head in West Glamorgan and gaze over the massive sweep of Rhosili Beach that you realise just how spectacular is the view.
And, when you catch sight of the Old Rectory, a whitewashed building clinging to the lower slope of the hill that rears up behind the beach, there is indeed just one word: 'Wow.'
It is the only building to be seen along this stretch of coastline - and, if you had been smart, it could have been your holiday home for a week.
You will have to have been very smart because the Old Rectory is the... more


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