Dog-friendly Ceredigion

Delfryn is a delightful 19th century, link-detached cottage situated in the small ancient village of Llanarth. The cottage is located just off the A487 coastal road which runs between Aberystwyth and Cardigan, within 3 miles of the pretty seaside resort of New Quay and 3 miles from the colourful Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron; both of which have a good selection of shops, cafés and restaurants.
The owners of Delfryn have painstakingly restored the cottage to offer contemporary and comfortable holiday accommodation whilst retaining original features. The property layout is ideally suited to a family or friends holidaying together. The lovely living room has a feature stone wall and fireplace with a gas wood-burning stove for cosy nights in. The living room leads directly to the contemporary and spacious kitchen and dining area which in turn has French doors bringing you out into the terrace and garden. Also leading off the living room is a separate snug with a further TV and a sofa bed for two people, if required. A shower room and toilet completes the ground floor accommodation and upstairs there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The seaside resort of New Quay clings to the rocks above Cardigan Bay and has three great sandy beaches (two are dog friendly all year round) and two harbours from where you can spot an array of wildlife, most famously the dolphins that visit the harbour almost daily. Why not take a boat trip to get up close and personal or buy an ice cream or fish and chips and sit on the harbour wall and wait for them to appear! Lovers of the outdoors may also like to try sailing, surfing, windsurfing, sea kayaking or canoeing from the harbour beach. The resorts of Llangrannog, Aberaeron and Aberporth are also within easy reach of Llanarth and each are great starting points for walking the Cardigan Bay Coastal Path – there’s 60 miles of it to enjoy and the beaches and coastline are some of the best in Wales. A 35-minute drive will bring you to the resort of Aberystwyth, where you will find the pier and promenade as well as the electric cliff railway to the summit of Constitution Hill. Have a coffee up there and enjoy the spectacular views across the bay. You can also take the steam train from Aberyswtyth to Devil’s Bridge and waterfalls, or why not drive a bit further on to the Silver Mountain Experience at Llywernog, a fantastic day out to explore the history of the 18th century silver mine. This part of west Wales has so much to offer whether you are after a short break or a longer stay; why not come and make Delfryn your base and see for yourself. Beach 2¼ miles. Shop 175 yards, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

This charming, detached property offers comfortable and spacious accommodation, and is perfect for year round holidays with its cosy wood burner, perfect for winter escapes, as well as a delightful sun room opening out onto lawned gardens, perfect for family summer seaside breaks.

Ty Gwyn enjoys a superb location just a short stroll from a sheltered sandy beach and close to the quaint Victorian seaside fishing town of New Quay, with its good selection of cafés, pubs and restaurants. A must for every visitor is a boat trip from the harbour round the bay for a closer encounter with the seals and dolphins that this area is famous for. This idyllic area affords excellent walking and lovely beaches, with many visitor attractions within easy reach including a honey farm, the pretty Georgian town of Aberaeron and the quaint resorts of Aberporth and Llangrannog. The ancient town of Cardigan to the south and the Victorian resort of Aberystwyth are also close by. Beach 300 yards. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

Stone barn conversion near New Quay, with its own private hot tub. Open plan sitting & dining. Kitchen. woodland and wildlife pond. Close to Aberaeron, Aberystwyth and Cardigan.

Stone barn conversion with private hot tub and mezzanine bedroom. Country walks. New Quay, Aberaeron, Cwmtydu and Penybryn beaches nearby. No under 8's.

This spacious Victorian property sits within a row of similar properties inside the village and is the ideal getaway to experience the dramatic Ceredigion coastline. It has been recently renovated to a fantastic standard by its owners, retaining its original character and charm with wood flooring, exposed stone walls, and original ornate coving. It has been lovingly furnished to a high standard throughout with all bedrooms offering beautiful finishes and matching décor to provide an excellent night’s sleep. The master bedroom boasts a modern and well proportioned en-suite shower room. Locally, the historic Georgian town of Aberaeron is a 15 minute drive away with its colourful houses running through the town, and to the south the seaside market town of Cardigan comes complete with an 11th century castle and the river Teifi running through. The dramatic North Pembrokeshire coastline and Cardigan Bay are all within easy reach, with some truly glorious beaches including Mwnt, Aberporth and Cei Bach really worth the visit. The beach is 150 yards with shops, pubs and restaurants within 50 yards.

This traditional 19-century stone cottage is located in the heart of the popular seaside village of New Quay and within a short stroll to New Quay beach, Dolau dog friendly beach and all amenities. It’s such a great location for couples, families and your four-legged friends too!
A walkers’ paradise, pick up one of the many coastal paths or woodland walks in and around New Quay, or walk in the famous poet and writers footsteps along the Dylan Thomas trail around the village. In the village you will find a tennis court, football pitch and bike/skateboard park, as well as independent shops and a good selection of restaurants, pubs and cafe’s, as well as the obligatory seaside fish and chip shops. Take your fish and chips or an ice cream down to the harbour wall and watch the fishing boats in the bay or take a dolphin watching trip to get closer to the resident pods of bottlenose dolphins. There is a rich diversity of activities on offer from cycling, canoeing, sea kayaking and snorkelling to horse riding, fishing, bird watching and golf in and around New Quay.
If you can tear yourself away from New Quay there are plenty of other options for exploring including 60 miles of coastline and the coastal path. There are secluded coves at Cwmtydu where seals go to have their pups in the autumn, and at Llangrannog you can enjoy the view from two coastal pubs.
New Quay Honey Farm and tea rooms are worth a visit and the colourful Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron is a 10-minute drive. Just outside Aberaeron you’ll find the National Trust property of Llanerchaeron. The coastal towns of Aberystwyth and Cardigan are also within very easy reach or venture inland to the market towns of Lampeter, Tregaron and Newcastle Emlyn. During your stay why not indulge and treat yourself to a complementary therapy, reflexology, aromatherapy, massage and Reiki healing is available (at an additional charge, by direct arrangement with the owner). Beach 350 yards. Shops, pubs and restaurants 350 yards.

Converted from an 18th century milking shed to a high standard cottage in 2020, Ty Arth has lots of original features that have been upcycled and used in the property. Situated in Maen-y-groes, on the owner’s quiet small holding with 5 acres of land, this lovely semi-detached cottage nestles in a fabulous rural location where red kites can often be spotted. The famous Ceredigion coastal paths can be accessed behind the owner’s land from where guests can take a short walk down to New Quay shops, restaurants and beaches and beyond. This delightful, pet-friendly property (2 pets welcome) has everything you need to enjoy a self-catering holiday.
Underfloor heating on the ground floor provides guests with a cosy and warm welcome, especially during the cooler months. On the first floor there are two bedrooms; one with a super kingsize bed, the other with zip and link twin beds (which can be made into a second super kingsize bed if required), and a family bathroom. Outside, a lovely patio area with garden furniture, as well as an enclosed grassed paddock close to the property with picnic benches, makes this a great place to let your pets roam free (under supervision).
New Quay has an array of local pubs, shops and restaurants, as well as Cardigan Watersports Centre for those who fancy trying paddle-boarding or sailing. The picturesque fishing harbour is also home to bottlenose dolphins who may be spotted on a clear day. New Quay is where the poet Dylan Thomas lived during World War II, and visitors can follow the Dylan Thomas Trail around the town. Nearby New Quay Honey Farm is well worth a visit, as is the delightful and colourful harbour town of Aberaeron. The ruins of Strata Florida and the Cambrian Mountains are only a short drive away, and golf and horse riding is available nearby. Beach 1½ miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.Ty Arth can be booked together with Ty Draenog (UK31653) to accommodate up to 8 guests.

Come and discover Llain cottage, perfect for couples or a romantic getaway this truly beautiful cottage has been lovingly renovated to a very high standard throughout in 2021 and offers the perfect base to see this delightful area. Llain cottage is nestled within the grounds of owner’s home along a private track and surrounded by countryside and woodlands and around 5 minutes from the hamlet of Cross Inn where the village shop is and a similar distance to the coastal resort of New Quay. At the end of the lane discover the honey farm and enjoy a tour.
There are lovely sandy beaches just a few minutes’ drive away. The picture postcard town of New Quay sits above the glistening Cardigan Bay, and there is a variety of eateries and pubs, along with individual seaside shops. Take a stroll along the harbour and try to spot the resident pods of bottle nosed dolphins that can be seen almost daily.
This all on one level cottage has an open plan kitchen, dining and living room and offers a bright and airy space with French doors flooding the room with light and leading out to the enclosed garden which is perfect to enjoy dining al fresco with a barbecue or relaxing with a glass of wine after a busy day exploring, the elegant master suite has been crafted to offer a great night’s sleep with comfort and style in mind and boasting a spacious walk-in en-suite shower room has been finished to an excellent standard.
There are many interesting and beautiful places to visit including the colourful Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron, just 15 minutes away by car, and the university town of Aberystwyth, with its long promenade and pier, cliff railway, camera obscura and Vale of Rheidol steam railway to Devil’s Bridge. Walkers, cyclists, wildlife enthusiasts, or those who prefer more extreme sports are well catered for, and you can literally lose yourself in the wild undisturbed landscape of hills, mountains, and forests. There are 60 miles of coastal path, and even walking a small section of it is a fantastic way of seeing this beautiful part of west Wales.

New Quay’s fabulous Blue Flag beaches and picturesque harbour are a 5-minute stroll along a footpath from this welcoming and comfortable West Wales pet-friendly holiday home which has been newly refurbished.
Perched on a hillside overlooking the clear blue waters of Cardigan Bay there are wonderful uninterrupted coastal views from almost every room of this New Quay holiday home. Patio doors open from the living room with its wood burner onto a large paved terrace and a sloping lawn with fabulous views and great spot for a cup of coffee whilst watching the fabulous sunrises over the Bay. The property has a variety of toys and games including a large Lego collection, ideal for entertaining children during the evenings, also a variety of DVD`s to suit all tastes, if the weather is too wet to enjoy the lovely garden. Set at the end of a tiny lane and furnished with a mixture of modern and antique pieces, Seascape adjoins its ’sister’ Seafields.
New Quay is a vibrant small seaside town with narrow streets, lined by picturesque painted houses, which rise in terraces above the Bay. There is lots to see and do - spot the dolphins from the harbour walls, take a boat trip to discover the varied marine and bird life or just enjoy the ever-changing tableau of sandcastle building, beach games, sun and sea sports on the sheltered beach.
Dylan Thomas is an ever-popular holiday resort, was once a smuggling and fishing port as well as home to Wales’ famous poet. Follow in his footsteps along the ’Dylan Thomas Trail’ and visit his favourite haunts!

Nestled in 2 acres of private grounds, this delightful holiday home is quietly positioned in the popular seaside town of New Quay. From its elevated position on the hillside, Seafields enjoys panoramic views from almost every room and is within easy walking distance of shops, cafes, restaurants, and New Quay’s famous golden sands.
The property is furnished with a mix of modern and antique furniture including a luxury kitchen with granite worktops and a Range cooker, and everything you could possibly need for a gorgeous self-catering escape. Patio doors in the sitting room open onto an enclosed terrace, perfect for taking in the stunning views and sea air.
A gate from the enclosed garden takes you into two acres of private woodland stretching to the clifftops. The secluded woodland contains a babbling brook with a little waterfall and is perfect for evening strolls as the setting sun disappears into the bay.
The property is a just a 3-minute walk to the shops and amenities of New Quay with a variety of eating and drinking options on offer. Wildlife spotting boat trips can be easily arranged from the pretty little harbour to see Cardigan Bay’s famous bottlenose dolphins and spectacular array of wildlife. What’s more, the Ceredigion coast is littered with hidden coves, dramatic cliff-top walks, and blue-flag beaches, making it one of the UK’s best undiscovered holiday destinations.