Gwynfa

Llwyndafydd, Near New Quay, Dyfed

Located in LLwyndafydd, near New Quay in Dyfed, Wales, this pleasant traditional cottage offers a peaceful retreat for two guests, making it an ideal getaway for couples. Just two miles from a picturesque sand and shingle beach, the cottage is perfectly positioned for enjoying sunny days with ice cream in hand. The property features a cozy open-plan living space on the ground floor, complete with exposed beams and a wood-pellet stove, providing both comfort and warmth. The well-equipped kitchen and dining area, which opens to a lovely garden, create a welcoming atmosphere for relaxation and meals together.

The cottage comprises two bedrooms on the first floor, including a double room and a bunk room, along with a shower room equipped with modern amenities. Although there is no dedicated Wi-Fi, guests can access the internet via BT hotspots, making it convenient for those who need to stay connected. The outdoor space features a decked terrace with built-in seating, perfect for enjoying the serene views of the surrounding fields, often inhabited by grazing cows. This tranquil setting invites guests to unwind with a good book or venture out to explore the diverse local area.

For those eager to explore, the nearby beach at Cwmtydu is a delightful two-mile walk or a short drive away, offering an unspoiled cove with a café for refreshments. Visitors may even spot seals and their pups during the autumn months. The region boasts an array of other beautiful beaches and coves, including the National Trust beach at Penbryn and the lively beaches of Tresaith and Llangrannog, both of which feature pubs with stunning sea views. The charming seaside town of New Quay is just a 10-minute drive, providing additional beaches, independent shops, and eateries, as well as opportunities to see bottlenose dolphins on boat trips.

Further afield, a 20-minute drive leads to Cardigan, a vibrant market town with an array of dining options, including unique restaurants on boats and seasonal eateries. Visitors can enjoy the historic atmosphere while exploring the narrow streets and ancient castle ruins. The area around Cardigan Bay offers endless possibilities for adventure, from relaxing beach days to engaging in activities like golf, fishing, and sailing. For those interested in day trips, Pembrokeshire's attractions, including Oakwood Theme Park and Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, are within an hour's reach, and St David’s, the smallest city in Wales, is just 75 minutes away, featuring its stunning cathedral and Bishops Palace. With so much to see and do, this region is a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.

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