Coastal Cottages in All Areas - Total 129
Strumble Head - Converted barn Sleeps 3 - No Pets - Property Ref: 416
This delightful detached stone barn conversion makes a perfect romantic and welcoming retreat for those seeking to get away from it all. There are many interesting features throughout which add to the traditional character of this delightful cottage. The splendid rugged isolation of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is just a short walk away, as is the ornithological observatory at Strumble Head. There are stunning coastal views from the cottage towards Strumble Head and St Davids.
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Newport Parrog - Stone House Sleeps 8 - Pets Welcome - Property Ref: 427
This large stone three storey house on Newport's Parrog makes a perfect place for a holiday. From the house there are terrific views over the Estuary and Newport Sands and the Coastal Path can literally be joined just outside the front door. The Parrog beach is a great favourite with children and boating enthusiasts and provides the ideal location from which to enjoy the superb sunsets. Nearby in the village is a selection of shops, pubs and restaurants.
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Llangrannog - Cliff Top House Sleeps 6 - Pets Welcome - Property Ref: 430
Stunning views of the cliffs, beaches and bay greet you at this imposing sea captain's house situated high on the bluff above Llangrannog. There are secret smugglers coves, towering cliffs and sheltered beaches along this dramatic stretch of Ceredigion's Heritage Coastline, as well as the resident Cardigan Bay dolphins. It is ideal for nature lovers and bird watchers. Whether you are looking for an energetic holiday or one where you can just sit in front of the fire looking at the views, this ground floor property enjoys a perfect location. The village and beach are just 200 yards away and offer pubs, a store and restaurants. The accommodation is on the ground floor of this Victorian house and is totally self contained, with its own access, garden and parking. The present owners, (four generations of whom have enjoyed holidays here), sometimes use the upper flat, which has a separate entrance.
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Llangrannog - National Trust Lodge Sleeps 12 - No Pets - Property Ref: 441
Enjoying an absolutely stunning organic coastal farm location which is on National Trust land. This substantial National Trust wooden chalet house nestles comfortably in a dip above the cliffs and makes a very unusual and interesting location for a walking, bird watching or for a relaxing get away from it all holiday. There are two beaches, two pubs, restaurant and shop within walking distance of the chalet. The owners are willing to offer out of season reductions for smaller groups.
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Newport - Seaside Bungalow Sleeps 4 - No Pets - Property Ref: 449
Enjoying a peaceful location overlooking the Estuary, this welcoming detached bungalow provides excellent accommodation and makes an ideal base from which to explore Newport without the need of a car. Newport has a good range of facilities to offer the discerning holiday maker including several pubs, restaurants, craft and antique shops, general store, two beaches and a beautiful mountain to shelter at the foot of. The owners have taken every care to ensure that your stay will be comfortable.
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Llangrannog - Large Stone House Sleeps 6 - No Pets - Property Ref: 471
Situated just three hundred yards from the lovely sandy beach at Llangrannog and the village stores, two pubs and restaurant, this three storey mill cottage retains, and was featured in a "Lovejoy" episode because of its character. The lovely terraced south-facing rear garden contains a variety of interesting plants and shrubs, and enjoys a pretty and relaxing aspect down towards the river which runs by the end of the garden. Garden furniture is provided. There are steep steps leading to the garden which unfortunately make it unsuitable for toddlers. Llangrannog is situated on the Cardigan Heritage Coast, an area of outstanding natural beauty with spectacular scenery and many Coastal Paths, where dolphins and seals are frequently seen from cliff tops or nearby boat trips. There is also a cliff top dry ski slope in Llangrannog.
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Tresaith Beach Cardiganshire Sleeps 5 - Pets Welcome - Property Ref: 488
Within 50 yards of the sea. Situated literally within a stones throw of the delightful beach at Tresaith, this detached single storey "colonial-style" bungalow, built in the 1950's provides an idyllic holiday location. The beach has golden sands, its own waterfall and is flanked by dramatic cliffs. A coastal walk leads you to more sandy beaches at Aberporth, Llangrannog and Penbryn. The village provides an Inn which serves food, a village shop, beach stores.
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Newport - Stone Cottage Sleeps 4 - No Pets - Property Ref: 491
Within a few minutes walk of the coastline and enjoying a convenient position in Newport, this cosy stone terraced cottage makes an ideal holiday base. Newport sits snugly at the foot of Carn Ingli mountain, which, if you climb it, will provide the most stunning views of Newport Bay and beyond. There are two beaches within walking distance and numerous restaurants, hostelries and galleries.
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Fishguard Market & Harbour Town Sleeps 11 - Pets Welcome - Property Ref: 511
A three storey Victorian terraced house situated within an easy walk of the harbour and Parrog beach or Fishguard town centre. Fishguard has a good selection of shops, galleries, pubs and restaurants. Parrog beach has a sailing school and a visitor centre and a breakwater which makes a great walk. The Coastal Path can be joined close by.
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Solva - Apartment Sleeps 3 - Pets Welcome - Property Ref: 514
Solva is a charming village set around a cosy harbour and with direct access to the Coastal Path. There are several pubs in the village (all of which serve food), a village store an excellent craft shop and galleries. In 1848 there was a passenger service from Solva Harbour to New York which could take up to 17 weeks and cost £3! St Davids (3m) is Britain's smallest city and well worth a visit to see the magnificent cathedral nesting in the valley. Newgale (4m) is an excellent surfing beach as is Whitesands beach (4m). The coastal bus service runs past the end of the road, making it a perfect base for walkers.