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Cardigan Coastal Cottages is a small holiday cottage complex on the west coast of Wales. Completed in 2009, it was developed out of old barns which formed the core of the farm: Ffrwdwenith Isaf, Felinwynt, near Cardigan.
Outside of peak holiday season, we are happy to offer short breaks at £25 per person, per night, self-catering and £35 per person, per night, bed and breakfast. Please, telephone us on 01239 811777 for availability.
The accommodation comprises:
- Ysgubor Mawr (Large Barn) - a 5 bedroom, self-catering holiday cottage, completed in May, 2009, designed to accommodate 14 people, plus two additional trundle beds
- each bedroom has en-suite facilities and a Terrestrial Freeview TV/DVD
- the dining table seats 14 at one sitting
- there are leather settees arranged around a wood burner
- a leather, electric, rise and recline chair is provided
- Terrestrial Freeview and satellite TV is provided with European television stations available
Note: Outside peak letting periods it may be possible to accommodate individuals and small groups, charged on a per person basis. Contact us for more details.
- Beudy Bach (Small Byre) - a one-bedroom, self-catering cottage, designed to accomodate a couple, but can be used by up to 4 people
- the double bedroom has an en-suite shower room
- the lounge has a double sofa-bed for additional guests
- satellite Freeview is provided
- Piggery Poke - a 4 star, 16 person hostel for walkers and cyclists
- there are separate male and female bedrooms
- a family room is available for up to 3 people
- each room has its own en-suite shower room with hand basin and toilet
- breakfast and evening meals can be provided

Location
Cardigan Coastal Cottages is the core of one of the Ffrwdwenith (wheat stream) farms situated four field back from the cliffs, in a village called Felinwynt (windmill) which is half way between Aberporth and Mwnt, four miles along the coast heading north from Cardigan.
The location provides a panoramic view of Cardigan Bay. From here we can see most of the coast up to Aberystwyth, Cader Idris, Snowdon, the higher parts of the Lleyn Penninsula, Bardsey Island and the Bardsey lighthouse. The Preseli Hills are just to the south of us and the beaches along this stretch of coastline are beautiful.
The Ceredigion Coastal Path has been extended, recently, and now joins Ynyslas (northern extreme of Ceredigion, near Borth) with Cardigan and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. Cardigan Coastal Cottages is situated on a loop from the path that links east of Mwnt to west of Parcllyn. Our hostel should prove popular with both walkers and cyclists passing this way.

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