Where to stroll, roll and cast Walk this way

Return to booking information What does the Visit Wales Grading mean for you? A Visit Wales Grading means you can be confident that your holiday cottage has been checked out before you check in. Is there any difference between Visit Wales and other grading schemes?

How to get to Gower and Swansea By car The M4 motorway brings you directly to Swansea from London and the south east of England with connections to the M6, M5, M32, M42 and M50.

Fantastic Family Fun at Cardiff’s Techniquest! Where in the country can you launch a giant rocket, shift half a ton of granite and see an enormous pneumatic dragon all in one day? Cardiff, of course; and all thanks to the incredible science centre that is Techniquest! The hands-on exhibit centre in the cosmopolitan Cardiff Bay brings a super fun element to science in a way that you and your kids will have never experienced before.

By day & night, simply loads to do!

The fabulous beaches & coastline of Swansea Bay, Mumbles & Gower

Soak up the Atmosphere in the Principality! A trip to Wales without a visit to the Principality Stadium is like a Birthday party without a cake – incomplete! Since its grand opening in 1999, Wales’ largest stadium has welcomed over 1.3 million visitors every year, been the host of three Wales Grand Slam successes in the Six Nations, been the home for concerts of some of the world’s biggest music artists and so much more! With its remarkable reputation for its magnificence and diversity, it’s little wonder that visitors want to get a closer look.

Our chosen charity is Maggie's - a support centre for people living with cancer. It also provides valuable emotional support to the families of people with cancer. The centre survives on donations alone so we aim to raise as many funds as possible to help ensure that this amazing sanctuary can fulfil it's purpose long into the future. Home from Home's support for Maggie's Cancer Centre, Swansea

Museums, theatres & culture in and around Swansea As Wales’ second city, Swansea is rich with Welsh heritage and culture. There are museums and galleries, theatres and concert halls as well as castles of key historical importance, including Oystermouth Castle in Mumbles, dotted around the peninsular.