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Barry: Your Ideal Family Getaway in South Wales

Nestled along the captivating South Wales coast, Barry offers a perfect family retreat that combines history, entertainment, and relaxation. It's more than just the location for Gavin and Stacey:  Scroll down to read some of the must-see, what's occurring, places and activities that make Barry an appealing destination for self-catering holidays in all seasons. Tidy!

Single storey holiday cottage in Glamorgan with a terrace bordered by a low stone wall.
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2
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The Cwtch is a 5-star rated romantic cottage offering seclusion and style in Lllanilid, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales. Set beside a 16th-century rectory and near the coast, the cottage provides acres of grounds, a private furnished garden, authentic urban chic, an open-plan design, and a wood burner.

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Aerial view of a country cottage on the edge of a wood overlooking fields in Glamorgan
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4
Bedrooms
2

Nos Da (Welsh for 'good night' is a beautifully presented contemporary cottage offering the ideal tranquil escape in South Wales' beautiful countryside and nearby coastline, making it perfect for walkers and cyclists. There are many attractions nearby, including the Millennium Stadium.

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Breathtaking Beaches

Discover Barry’s pristine beaches – Whitmore Bay for relaxation, Jackson’s Bay for water sports, Friars Bay for tranquillity, and Bendricks Bay for coastal exploration against stunning cliffs.

Barry Island Pleasure Park

Experience the thrill of amusement rides and family-friendly attractions that guarantee laughter and excitement for all ages. The beachfront promenade transforms into a vibrant evening hub with lights and bustling activity.

Barry Castle

Step back in time amidst the evocative ruins of Barry Castle, evoking the medieval past with its ancient architecture and intriguing history.

Barry War Museum

Delve into the town’s history and pay tribute to its heritage with a visit to the Barry War Museum, showcasing the bravery and sacrifice of generations past.

Diverse Dining

While you may be planning to enjoy a self-catering holiday in Barry, it’s always good to give holiday cottage cooks a day off and eat out. You’ll find plenty of choice: Barry boasts a diverse culinary scene. Explore local cafes serving traditional Welsh teas and pastries, savour the catch of the day at seafood restaurants along the shore, or indulge in global cuisines from Italian to Asian flavours. See our separate blog on suggestions for dining out in Barry.

Family-Friendly Fun:

Engage in outdoor escapades at Porthkerry Country Park, offering woodland walks and picnic spots. Bryngarw Country Park provides play areas and wildlife encounters that the little ones will love.

Festivals and Events

Immerse yourself in Barry’s vibrant community spirit through festivals and events featuring workshops, music, and street performances that create lasting memories. From the Firework Fiesta to the Vintage and Classic Car shows, read our blog on annual events and festivals in Barry.