Gwynfa

Llwyndafydd, Near New Quay, Dyfed

Located in the tranquil region of LLwyndafydd, near New Quay, Dyfed, this traditional cottage is a perfect getaway for two. Just two miles from a picturesque sand and shingle beach, it offers a cozy retreat ideal for enjoying sunny days with ice cream in hand. The cottage features a charming open-plan living space on the ground floor, complete with wooden beams, a comfortable living area with a wood-pellet stove, and a well-equipped kitchen that opens to a garden through French doors. The first floor includes a double bedroom, a bunk room, and a shower room, providing ample space for relaxation.

Gwynfa, the cottage, combines traditional Welsh charm with modern amenities, making it a delightful accommodation choice. The interior showcases exposed stonework and a cozy atmosphere, while the enclosed decked terrace outside offers built-in seating with views of the surrounding fields. Although there is no dedicated Wi-Fi, guests can access BT hotspots for connectivity. The peaceful setting encourages guests to unwind and enjoy the natural beauty of the area, with options for leisurely walks or exploration.

The nearby beach at Cwmtydu is easily accessible, whether by a scenic walk or a short drive, and features a café for refreshments. This unspoiled cove is a great spot for beach activities and, during autumn, visitors might even catch a glimpse of seals and their pups. The region boasts a variety of other beaches and coves, including the National Trust beach at Penbryn and the bustling beaches of Tresaith and Llangrannog, each with local pubs offering stunning sea views.

For those looking to explore further, the charming seaside town of New Quay is just a 10-minute drive away, offering additional beaches, independent shops, and eateries. Visitors can follow the Dylan Thomas trail or take a boat trip to see dolphins in the bay. Meanwhile, Cardigan town, a thriving market hub, is a 20-minute drive and features unique dining experiences, historic sites, and lively street atmospheres. The region also provides easy access to Pembrokeshire's attractions, including family-friendly parks and the smallest city in Wales, St David’s, known for its cathedral and Bishop's Palace.

With so much to see and do, Gwynfa serves as an excellent base for those who enjoy relaxation, beachcombing, walking, and various outdoor activities such as golf, fishing, and sailing. The local amenities, including shops, pubs, and restaurants, are conveniently located within a mile and a half, enhancing the overall experience for guests seeking both adventure and tranquility in this beautiful part of Wales.

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