Ty Traeth is a charming seaside stone cottage, just a minute's walk from the glorious beach of Llangrannog on the West Wales coast. Llangrannog has a sheltered sandy beach known as 'Traeth y Pentref' (the village beach). At low tide it is possible to walk around the rocks to the hidden sandy cove of Cilborth (also accessible by a coastal path not affected by the tides).

Situated halfway between the market town of Cardigan and the Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron. You are ideally located to explore the rugged Ceridigion coastal path, surfing, kayaking or for the less adventurous a picnic on the beach which is all only a short stroll away. You are near the heart of Llangrannog, a sleepy coastal village, where you can simply relax and watch the world go by from the excellent cafes and pubs which include an award winning pub/restaurant, a beach cafe (with delicious home made ice cream as recommended by Rick Stein) and a small traditional pub that serves fresh sea food straight from Cardigan Bay.

The cottage interiors reflect a cool contemporary style and the rooms are fresh and airy. All the windows have shutters, perfect for cosy nights in next to the log-burner in Winter months. More photos on our facebook page

The cottage is centrally heated through out.

Open plan Kitchen/Dining Room:

• modern kitchen units with belfast style sink
• cooker with convection hob
• microwave
• dishwasher
• fridge/Freezer
• washing machine
• oak table and chairs

Living Room:

• two large leather sofas
• two Bay Sash windows
• flatscreen TV/DVD with free view channels
• free WIFI
• iPod dock
• wood burning stove

Upstairs:
Bathroom:

• claw foot bath with powerful overhead shower
• heated towel rail

Bedrooms:

• master bedroom with king size bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside tables
• twin bedroom with twin beds, chest of drawers, bedside tables

Outside:

• small outside patio fronts onto small lane leading to beach, table and 4 chairs
• private parking for one car.

This location is relatively accessible via public transport. You may need a taxi or to ask for a lift at the start and end of your holiday if you have heavy cases, but otherwise there are local public transport services available within walking distance. You can get information on UK transport services from Transport Direct using a destination postcode of SA44 6SL.

• Located near the shores of Cardigan Bay - famous for Dolphin and Seal watching!
• Llangrannog - Small fishing village and beach - you are there!
• The Ship Inn, Llangrannog - bar and restaurant pub - at the end of the road
• Penbryn - National Trust beach - 2.5 mile (via coastal path 1 mile)
• New Quay - beach and boat trips to watch dolphins - approx 15 minute drive
• Llanerchaeron - National Trust Estate - approx 20 minute drive
• Aberaeron - Fishing harbour, restaurants and shopping - 8 miles
• Welsh Wildlife Centre - Otters and Glasshouse cafe (award for architectural design in 1993) - 11 miles
• Heritage Canoes - Canoes, kayaking and wind surfing - 11 miles
• National Woollen Museum - History of Welsh weaving and Spinning in the Museum, cafe and shop
• Hoffant stores - groceries, local bakery, off licence, fuel - 2 miles

• Brand new condenser combi boiler providing constant hot water
• Onsite recycling collection

There is a high chair and a travel cot left at the cottage for guest use