Crwst have opened a takeaway hatch for food with a variety of delicious doughnuts, cookies and brownies. Plenty of sweet treats for all of our sweet tooth customers.
There will also be a selection of delicious filled rolls if you didn’t bring your sweet tooth with you.
We have a variety of food on offer and have something for everyone regardless of your likes and dislikes and any dietary requirements. Come on down to Poppit Sands and see for yourselves. Open 10-3 seven days a week!
The Cellar is for musical performances, a community space for gigs. They showcase poetry and verse, theatre and song. You can see performances on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
Theatr Mwldan is a vibrant cinema and live events arts centre situated in Cardigan, in the heart of the beautiful West Wales countryside. Regular classes and events include Art, Ballet, Belly Dancing, Dance, Jazz Dance, Local Theatre Groups, Pilates and Quakers Meeting
The Small World Centre in Cardigan is the home of Small World Theatre. Great venue for Theatre, Music, Dance, Workshops, Activities, Classes and lots more.
An unusual intimate and flexible venue for a huge range of events and activities for adults and children. Regular classes and events include Children’s creative dance, Qigong and Meditation, Tai Chi and Bagua, Crochet and Knitting, African Drumming, Gentle Yoga, Vinyasa Flow Yoga with Suzanne, Pilates and Local Amnesty International Group Meeting.
Description: Up to 20 bell shaped flowers on a sturdy stem. Wonderful perfume.
Season: mid April to late May
Colour: Blue, sometimes white
More Information: Bluebells like the shade of woodland, but where the woods have gone, particularly on north facing slopes, they can still be found on open land – a memory of woodland.
Location: Almost anywhere in west Wales but spectacularly on north facing coast slopes such as the one above Poppit Sands heading towards Newport on the coast path. Llanerchaeron, near Aberaeron is one of the best places for bluebells according to National Trust Wales.
Description: Wild daffodils are shorter than the long stemmed cultivated plants. They grow in small clumps, often at the base of trees and hedges.
Season: Late Winter – Early Spring
Colour: Yellow
More Information: During the 19th Century the daffodil seems to have replaced the leek as the plant of Wales, possibly because it flowers around March 1st – St. David’s Day, and it is so beautiful
Location: Very early close to the coast – the Parrog at Newport or track to Penbryn Beach. Later in spring almost any shaded riverbank and lane.
Description: Remarkable flower whose dried heads feel like velcro. The tiny flowers appear around the teasel in a ring which then expands until the whole flower head is covered.
Season: spring
Colour: Pink
More Information: Traditionally teasel heads were used to comb the wool fibres in the woollen industry which is one explanation of their spread along the streams and rivers where wool has historically been spun or woven. Drefach Felindre used to be a very renowned wool area.
Location: Along the banks of the Teifi. This photo was taken under the bridge at at Cenarth.
Initially exploring the ‘taming of birds’ through my paintings, I have begun using photography and short bursts of film to examine the form and substance of their eggs. Last Spring friends collected empty eggshells donating them in handmade boxes stuffed with lamb’s wool and recycled tissue. These eggshells and cases have been filmed and it is my intention to use them to inform future paintings.
Beachfront property with fabulous sea views
wake to the sound of the sea.
Three bedroomed house sleeps eight. Ideal for a family group or friends, the beach house is great for a traditional bucket and spade holiday or relaxing to the sound of the sea.
All the bedrooms enjoy sea views. The master bedroom [right] has a king sized bed and double doors onto the balcony overlooking the beach. The second bedroom has a double bed and 2 single beds making it an ideal family room. The third bedroom has two single beds.
The large decked patio has a picnic table, deckchairs and gas barbecue – screened by glass perfect for dining by the sea.
Any visitor to Tresaith will have noticed this house. Set immediately above the beach and with generous space to enjoy the unique location.
With a beach cafe and The Ship Inn for cosy or al fresco meals, Tresaith has everything you need for a refreshing break. The coast path runs by the property and can be explored in either direction, and Tresaith is popular with kayakers enjoying the coves and beaches along the Cardigan Bay coast. Explore the waterfall and rockpools and if you are lucky spot the dolphins in the bay from your bedroom!
Beach House Features
The comfortable and spacious lounge has panoramic views of Tresaith and the sea.
The dining area looks across the decking to the sea
The kitchen has integrated appliances including a microwave and dishwasher A separate utility room has a washing machine and tumble dryer and if you tire of the the view, there is a TV, Freeview and DVD player.
Child’s highchair and stair gate are available on request
EV Charge Point now available (charges apply).
The properties have been lovingly transformed from the barns and stables that originally serviced the farm, by Yvonne & Howell, who live in the Farmhouse and are your hosts – attention to detail and a relaxed atmosphere are their by-words.
The cottages are set in 10 glorious acres of grounds which sit invitingly above the village of Cenarth with pastoral views across to the Preseli Hills & Pembrokeshire National Park. Lots of room to run and play for the younger ones and little secluded corners to just sit with a book or watch the Red Kites & Buzzards overhead! Total relaxation is a rare commodity but easily achievable at Penwern Fach.
Visit Wales Five Star Accommodation
Penwern Fach Holiday cottages are situated in a stunning rural location in a truly unspoilt region of West Wales just inland of Cardigan Bay.
Holiday Cottage Features
The cottages are all named after rivers in the surrounding area – Gwaun, Cych, Teifi, Towy, Hirwaun & Cothi – some are easier to pronounce than others! All however are a tasteful blend of old world charm and modern convenience.
We have retained the stone walls and exposed beams and you will find everything you’ll need for holiday comfort – fully equipped kitchens with fridge freezers, washing machines, dishwashers and microwaves.
Cottages are centrally heated but all properties also have a wood-burning stove in the lounge for that real cosy ‘country’ experience.
Cottage Amenities
Naturally each cottage has its own patio furniture with outside lighting & a communal Barbecue set a short distance from the cottages making it easy to make the acquaintance of your neighbours on a warm summer evening.
The cottages boast all the mod cons, think ‘escape to the country’ chic, easy comfort and warm neutral colours. With a toasty log burner in every one, providing the perfect excuse for leaving the All Wales Coastal Path for next time, and staying in with a novel and a glass of something, they make a great base for a luxury break at any time of the year.
Comfortable Accommodation
Relaxing Holiday Cottage
Cenarth Falls Resort – Bar Lolfa & Spa
Use of the Leisure facilities at Cenarth Falls Resort – Bar Lolfa & Spa on Cenarth Falls Holiday Park just down the road can be enjoyed at a discounted rate for all Cottage guests.
Numerous golf courses are fairly close by and you can take the opportunity to brush up your skills on our 250 yard golf practice area before heading off for a round or two! We have a football field for the children (young & old), a small games room plus a purpose built Playtower for the little ones.
Just a mile or so down the road is the picturesque little village of Cenarth with a Supermarket, Church and two village Pubs and which is well known for its Salmon Leap Waterfalls. The market town of Newcastle Emlyn is just 3 miles further on.
The county town of Cardigan is just seven miles west from the cottages and has a fair selection of craft shops, theatre, galleries, library not to mention the larger supermarkets for the weekly shop. A fine Abbey and Church is at nearby St.Dogmaels and a mile or so along the estuary is the popular beach of Poppit Sands
Large family house in the seaside town of Aberaeron with four double bedrooms to sleep eight
Well Equipped Kitchen
Overlooking Aberaeron Park and the nearby Aeron River
Table with four chairs [four more in dining room]
Electric oven
Ceramic touch control hob
Microwave
Toaster
Family size fridge / freezer
Dishwasher
Washing machine – in utility area
Please bring your own tea towels
Comfortable Accommodation
The Sitting Room
With sofa, armchairs and large 32″ flat screen television.
The Dining Room
The antique mahogany dining table with four chairs can seat eight with the four chairs from the kitchen.
a high chair is provided
Free WiFithroughout the house
Two Twin Bedrooms
There are two twin bedrooms with solid oak furniture for versatile accommodation.
One twin bedroom is on the first floor and the second is a loft bedroom on the second floor.
Master Bedroom
The large and airy master double bedroom has a bay window and solid oak furniture. This bedroom has an en-suite shower room.
All bed linen is provided.
Double Bedroom
At the back of the house is the second double bedroom situated on the first floor as is the family bathroom.
A travel cot is also available
Family Bathroom
The family bathroom is on the first floor – please bring your own towels and beach towels.
Garden and Patio
The garden to the front and rear of the house are fenced and gated and there is garden furniture to enjoy outdoor dining. The rear garden is backed by a park making this a perfect family holiday home.
There is also storage space for bikes, wetsuits, and water sports equipment in the utility area. Sorry No Pets or Smoking
Maes Glas is a small, picturesque park situated in the quiet valley that runs down to the lovely, golden sandy beach at Penbryn, an unspoilt National Trust Beach with camping pitches and caravans to let. The caravan park is ideally situated to explore the Ceredigion Coastal Path.
MaesGlas are proud to have been awarded our 22nd Gold David Bellamy Conservation Award for our continuing commitment to conservation and the environment
Award Winning Holiday Park
For many years we have wanted to have a caravan park with a difference, not uniform rows of caravans with concrete roads and street lighting.
The David Bellamy Award has given us this chance. Maes Glas has therefore been developed to be in harmony with the valley in which it nestles
Amenities on the park include a shop selling a wide range of goods, take-away selling a variety of hot foods, launderette, children’s play area, the Gamezone with pool table and video games to keep young and old amused and plenty of open space for you to enjoy.
Luxurious Caravans for Hire
Luxury Holiday Caravan Cardigan Bay National Trust Beach
MaesGlas Caravan Park have modern luxury caravans for hire.
The 6 berth accommodation provides lounge/dining area, kitchen, main double bedroom and two separate twin bedded rooms. All beds are suitable for adults or children. Colour tv is provided free of charge. Each caravan has toilet, shower, water heater, refrigerator, colour television, electricity and gas for cooking and heating.
Caravan Features
All the bedrooms and bathroom have low wattage electric panel heaters. Prices are inclusive of gas and electricity; there are no ‘extra charges’
Small dogs are permitted if kept strictly on a lead and under proper control at all times. Your car maybe parked adjacent to the caravan. Bookings are normally from Saturday to Saturday, but weekend bookings may be available during early and late season.
The caravan is available from 2.30pm on the day of arrival and must be vacated by 10am on the date of departure. We ask your help in leaving the caravan clean and tidy
Fully Equipped Caravans
Our caravans are fully equipped to Wales Tourist Board standards, the beds are provided with duvet covers, duvets, pillows & pillow cases and bottom sheets. You will need to bring own towels and tea towels.
A rubber sheet must be used for the beds of small children. A non-returnable deposit of 20% is payable on booking, the balance being payable on arrival. An extra charge of £10 per week will be made for bookings which include a dog.
Touring and Camping Pitches
We have pitches for six tourers / motorhomes and four tent pitches. We are 1/2 mile away from the golden, safe beach at Penbryn. Amenities on the park include a shop selling a wide range of provisions, take-away selling hot & cold foods, launderette, children’s play area.
As we are a family park we do not accept bookings from all male or all female parties.
We are sorry but we cannot accept bookings from parties which include “large guard dog type” dogs.
From both cottages, the sea views are outstanding and with an inlet part of the Ceredigion Coast Path running down the side of the garden and over a stile, you can enjoy wonderful walks with a chance to spot dolphins, seals and an array of sea birds.
Situated next to the Morfa Isaf Guesthouse at the end of a quiet country road, we offer two self-catering holiday cottages: Morfa Isaf Farm Cottage (sleeps 2) and Granary Cottage (sleeps 2).
Guests have access to a private area of beach, while the sandy beach of Llangrannog can be reached along the coastal path or within a short drive where relaxing summer days or invigorating winter walks will be enjoyed by all. Please note, access to the local beach is down a steep climb, not suitable for those with mobility issues.
A five minute drive away takes you into the village of Llangrannog with a few pubs and cafes to enjoy. A short drive takes you to the market town of Cardigan with an array of shops, both unique local producers and larger chain stores, as well as tea rooms, pubs, restaurants and an impressive ruined castle. Being so close to the coast, there are plenty of other activities that holiday makers can enjoy, including walks along the nearby beaches of Llangrannog, Penbryn, Tresaith and Aberporth, visit the bottle-nosed dolphin population that reside in Newquay, which is situated less than a 30 minute drive away, with its rock cliffs, sandy coves and numerous foot paths.
If you just want to switch off and relax, these perfectly located Llangrannog cottages will be the best choice for you.
Morfa Isaf Farm Cottage
Accommodation
One double bedroom (king). Ground floor shower room with shower, basin and WC. Fitted kitchen with breakfast bar. Sitting room with dining area. A light and airy kitchen leads into a relaxing sitting room with patio doors and stairs leading directly into a character-filled bedroom.
There are beautiful open beams, sea views to mesmerise you and the unusual purpose-built bed, which takes full advantage of the space by having a raised step on each side.
Holiday Cottage Amenities
Oil central heating
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, TV with Freeview, DVD/CD, WiFi, selection of books and DVDs
All fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off road parking
Private patio with furniture plus shared use of large lawned area with garden furniture
Two well-behaved dogs welcome, please confirm size and breed at time of booking
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 1.5 miles.Note: An inlet part of the coastal path runs along the edge of the shared lawned area.
Please note: Due to the age of this property, there may be slight damp in extreme wet conditions
Please note: dogs under the dangerous dog act are not permitted at the property
Granary Cottage
Accommodation
Beautiful stone cottage converted from a barn. Guests will feel at home in the cottage, with the open plan kitchen/dining area visible as you enter the property.
The sitting area provides a great chance to relax in front of the TV, or when reading a book with the French doors open to the beautiful view.
And with the modern interior, guests will be able to enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner in the comfort of the dining area.
The property comes equipped with WiFi.
Elsewhere inside the cottage is a double bedroom and bathroom.
Pets are more than welcome on the property and off-road parking is also available.
Holiday Cottage Amenities
Electric central heating
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, TV, WiFi
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off-road parking
Small lawned garden and shared lawned area with picnic table
Two well-behaved dogs welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 3 miles away
Please note that although the cottage is on one level, it isn’t suitable for wheelchair access
Please note: Due to the age of this property, there may be slight damp in extreme wet conditions
Please note: dogs under the dangerous dog act are not permitted at the property
Guesthouse
Morfa Isaf Farm also offers guesthouse accommodation so it is possible to come as a large family group with some self catering and some room only in the guesthouse.
There are tea and coffee making facilities in your room and a small fridge. I am also happy to supply crockery, cutlery, glasses etc to help make your stay as comfortable as possible. There are some places within a few miles serving takeaway breakfasts.
Historic Cardiganshire Farmhouse
Farm Guesthouse offering room only on the new Cardigan Bay Coastal Footpath. Ideal for walkers and visitors looking for warm friendly accommodation in a historic Cardiganshire farmhouse.
Due to the current climate and its new regulations, I have decided to change the format of the guesthouse. I am now offering room only accommodation and so far, it seems to be working well.
Beryl Painting had been taking guests from 1970 up until 2009 when her daughter, Mandy took over. Her fine reputation for providing homely accommodation and a warm welcome continue to this day.
Morfa Isaf Farmhouse
The farmhouse was built in 1763 from stone quarried on the farm. The oak beams from ships timbers, three ft. thick walls and rooms furnished with antiques help retain its charming historic ambience. Central heating and modern conveniences ensure a really comfortable stay.
Morfa Farm Guesthouse
Morfa Farm Guesthouse is on a 106 acre small holding typical of the many small coastal farms around Cardigan Bay. There is a private tarmac road to the farmhouse with fields running spectacularly to the cliff edge.
Room only from £40 single and £70 double
Guesthouse Accommodation
A steep winding path leads down to a sandy cove, which provides safe bathing, sea fishing and a profusion of bird life and wild flowers.
This is one of the most secluded and beautiful cove beaches in Wales.
Morfa Isaf Farm also has a self-catering holiday cottage which is taking bookings, so it is possible to come as a large family group with some self catering.
Two bedrooms: one small single downstairs and a large double upstairs. This enables two friends to stay (that don’t want to share a bed) or if one person isn’t able to use the stairs.
Well equipped kitchens: fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, built in oven etc.
Sitting room: woodburner, flat screen tv and dvd with freeview, a selection of books, games, local guides and maps. Downstairs shower, toilet and washbasin tastefully tiled throughout.
All Year Round Comfort
Both cottages have: luxury of oil fired underfloor heating and also an electric towel rail in the shower rooms. They are tastefully tiled throughout in slate with colourful rugs adding a homely feel. The bedrooms have wooden floors. Both upstairs bedrooms have dormer windows giving a spectacular sea view northwards looking up as far as north Wales. Both cottages also have a private patio area outside with tables, chairs and B.B.Q. Well behaved dogs are welcome at £20 per week extra. Sorry no smokers.
Awel y mor: (sea breeze) has the added luxury of a glassed area as part of the sitting room enabling one to sit and enjoy the countryside views from inside. Upstairs this cottage also has a balcony which opens into the bedroom allowing one to sit outside with great sea views, perfect to watch the sun go down with a glass of wine. Swn y Mor has a work desk area in it as well as a bed and both cottages have faster broadband speeds so ideal if needing to work from ‘home’.
We provide free of charge:
a welcome hamper of tea, coffee, milk etc.
safe padlock points for your bicycles or canoes.
logs and sticks for the woodburners
charcoal for the bbq.s
freshly laundered bedlinen
hand soap.
towels (not for use on beach please)
use of hair dryers
condiments, spices and herbs
tea towels
washing up liquid, washing powder for washing machine and dish washer Free WiFi
Holiday Cottage Features
The cottages are set back off the road on a small country lane. they have been converted from farm buildings and we have tried to keep as many original features as possible whilst trying to make them as luxurious as we can. We are a working organic farm with horses, cattle and sheep.
We live on site so are here to give advice or help at all times. We can also provide stabling if you would like to bring your horse on holiday with you. we have our own x-country course which you can hire.
Awel y Mor Hot Tub
These cottages have been built/designed with the discerning customer in mind so are only intended for two people and are not for children.
Enjoy the luxury of a hot-tub under the stars when staying at Awel-y-Mor.
Where we are
We are approx 1 mile (by road) less on bridle path from.
National Trust owned Mwnt beach. This a renowned local beauty spot well known for it’s regular sightings of dolphins, seals, choughs and peregrine falcons. This is part of the Ceredigion Marine Heritage Coast. We are only a short walk away from the new Ceredigion Coastal path. This has given the visitor a wonderful chance to walk areas of the cliffs never seen before. Less than 1/2 mile from a farm shop which is well stocked throughout the summer season. 4 miles from Cardigan, a busy little market town with all your usual supermarkets but also some interesting gift shops. 3 miles from Aberporth
2 miles from A 487 inc a well stocked shop and garage (cheapest garage for miles!)
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