A Wales honeymoon can be one of deep romance, with the opportunity to lose yourselves within some of the UK’s most beautiful, rugged natural beauty. Wales is one of the most popular holiday locations in the UK thanks to its coastal towns, and microclimates. However, despite the fact that places, such as Llanddwyn Island and Barafundle Bay, are regarded as some of the most beautifully romantic locations in the UK, Wales can often be overlooked by UK newlyweds as a honeymoon destination, .
So if you are looking for a UK honeymoon, Wales is a great option all year around. If your interest has been piqued, here are our top tips for an amazing Wales honeymoon.
Honeymoon Hotels in Wales
When it comes to planning a Wales honeymoon, you should start with the place you will be spending the most time in: Your hotel.
Wales has lots of luxury and romantic hotels on offer all around the country, so narrow down your search based on where you want to go, what location you want to be in, and what amenities you want your hotel to have.
Here are the top 10 hotels in Wales that will help you search for your dream Wales honeymoon:
- Celtic Royal Hotel, Caernarfon
- St George’s Hotel, Llandudno
- The Quay Hotel and Spa, Deganwy
- Giltar Hotel, Tenby
- Chateau Rhianfa, Menai Bridge
- St.Pierre Marriott Hotel and Country Club, Chepstow
- Tre-Ysgawen Hall and Spa, Llangefni
- Heywood Spa Hotel, Tenby
- The Coal Exchange Hotel, Cardiff
- Wild Pheasant Hotel and Spa, Llangollen
Glamping In Wales
If hotels aren’t your thing and you’re looking to experience a more unique type of accommodation, glamping may be the perfect alternative honeymoon idea. Think robust, bespoke tents, log fires, outdoor bathing and total privacy in your own little world together.
Glamping in Wales is becoming more and more popular, with locations from the mountainous heights of Snowdonia to the sandy coasts of Anglesey.
The best glamping spots in Wales, that offer a little bit of luxury too, are:
- Snoozy Bear Cabin, Pembrokeshire
- Dol y Mynydd (The Mountain Meadow), North Wales
- River Hideaway, Pembrokeshire
- Caban Y Bryn, Brecon Beacons
- Kites Nest, Powys
- Castle View Hideaway, Monmouthshire
- Ty’r Onnen Treehouse, Ceredigion
- Barn Owl Lodge, Powys
- Little Kestrel, Aberdovey
- Black Mountains Hideaway, Brecon Beacons
Things To Do In Wales
While these activities aren’t strictly for newlyweds, we’ve picked some of the most romantic attractions in Wales so that you can create memories you’ll never forget.
- Visit the Gower Peninsula
- Climb the Great Orme
- Take a trip to the Llangollen Canal
- Visit Tenby Castle Beach
- Take a tour around Conwy Castle
- Picnic at Three Cliffs Bay
- Take a walk across the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct
- Take a guided tour around Caernarfon Castle
- Visit South Stack Lighthouse
- Climb Castell Dinas Bran
Places To Eat In Wales
When planning your Wales honeymoon, the next thing on your list should be food and drink. Remember, it’s not necessarily always about finding the most expensive restaurants to visit during your honeymoon stay, there can be some amazing little boutique restaurants that have amazing food for affordable prices.
Here are some of the best places to eat in Wales for a little bit of luxury during your stay:
- The Grove, Pembrokeshire
- Signatures Restaurant, Conwy
- Bodysgallen Hall and Spa, Llandudno
- Ynyshir Restaurant and Rooms, Powys
- The Admiral Saint David, Cardiff Bay
- The Hardwick, Abergavenny
- The Walnut Tree, Abergavenny
- Gwesty Cymru, Cardigan Bay
- Mowgli Street Food, Cardiff
- Beach House, Oxwich
Other UK Honeymoon Destinations
If the rugged landscapes, restaurants and boutique hotels of Wales isn’t quite the honeymoon destination that you’re looking for, we’ve got plenty more recommendations for you to consider.