Escape to the Wye Valley AONB, linking England with Wales, a region of glorious countryside, easy to explore from stunning Wye Valley holiday cottages.
Why the Wye Valley?
This conservation area lies on the England/Wales border and comes packed with fascinating treasures, from castles and Gothic buildings to historic ruins. Outdoor activities are also rife in the area surrounding the Wye Valley holiday cottages, from stunning walking and cycling paths to abseiling, canoeing and caving for the more adventurous. Our Cotswolds Travel Guide provides even more inspiration for things to see and do in the area.
Places to visit in the Wye Valley
The Wye Valley AONB is a long stretch hugging the border of England and Wales, meaning that there are many different places to visit in the Wye Valley. Those looking for picturesque scenery can head to some of the area's finest viewpoints, including Capler Camp, Chery Hill, Devil's Pulpit, The Prospect and Symonds Yat Rock, all showcasing simply unbeatable views. Families can choose from a whole host of popular attractions near their Wye Valley accommodation, including the Perrygrove Railway, Go Ape!, Butterfly Zoo and many more. Enjoy your Wye Valley cottage holiday in the best way possible by visiting popular places such as Coleford, Gloucester, Hereford, Ross-on-Wye, Symonds Yat and Trellech.
Types of Holidays
Choose from a range of different holiday types in the surrounding area, spanning tastes and requirements of all kinds. Bring your loved ones together and celebrate a special occasion at a large Cotswolds cottage, or add an extra touch to your break by booking a Cotswolds cottage with a hot tub. A short break in the Cotswolds is the perfect weekend escape, or choose a Cotswolds farm cottage for a truly rural retreat.