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Golwg y Bryn

Name: Golwg y Bryn
Address: 3 Llanwern, Llanwern, SA459SD, GB
Telephone: +447747165764
Price range: $$
Rating: 5

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Dog friendly self catering holiday accommodation for up to two adults.

In rural Ceredigion, just a ten minute walk from beautiful Cei Bach beach, and a five minute drive from the picturesque harbour town of New Quay.

22/10/2023

Great weather today, so we headed up to Aberystwyth to do a walk that's been on our list for ages. We have passed the Wellington Monument so often, it was about time we actually walked up to it! This walk follows the banks of the Ystwyth River to Tanybwlch beach, then up Pen Dinas hill. Fab views from the top, over Aberystwyth to the mountains in the distance, and out to sea.

11/10/2023

A few of our guest book comments from this year ☺

07/10/2023

Another fine day, and another beautiful coastal walk. This one starts at the National Trust car park at Mwnt, and is about a half hour drive away. It's a 7km (4.35 mile) circular walk, first heading east along the coast path, before swinging inland through woods and fields, then back to the little 14th century church.
Some steep sections on the coast path.
We saw a glimpse of a porpoise, and some seals 😊

03/10/2023

Lovely autumn day, although very windy. We headed out for a walk from New Quay to Llangrannog. This is about 12k (7.6 miles) but there are lots of uphill parts, and one section is quite close to the cliff edge. Beautiful scenery all the way, and plenty of wildlife, we saw a toad, a lizard, a buzzard, a red kite, a kestrel and an impressively hairy caterpillar 😁

23/09/2023

Lovely afternoon out near Cardigan. A stroll along the Teifi estuary at Gwbert, and a little way along the coast path. We couldn't go down to the little cove there as we could see a seal pup on the beach, and the mum doing a spot of fishing just off shore 😊
Then just over the border into Pembrokeshire, and another short walk from Ceibwr to the Witches Cauldon. A little bit vertigo-inducing for me in places 😆 but well worth it for the views.

20/09/2023

A marlin (I think) washed up on the beach today after the storms 😆
Good to see the sand has finally started to return, after what has been an unusually stony summer on Cei Bach.

08/09/2023

One of those hazy days today, when the sea and the sky almost blend into one. Still very hot though, and perfect for a cooling swim in the mill pond sea 😍

06/09/2023

Beautiful sunset at Cei Bach beach this evening, summer has finally arrived! More of the same forecast, and this is just a 10 minute stroll away, and dog friendly year round.

22/08/2023

Nice circular walk the other day, starting at Aberaeron and taking in some of the coastal path towards New Quay, plus fields and woodland. There are lots of lovely pubs, cafes and shops to visit in Aberaeron, and an hourly bus service if you don't fancy taking the car.

06/05/2023

One of my favourite walks in Ceredigion is Teifi Pools. It's on the Cambrian Way long distance footpath, and is about an hour away. The walk starts near Strata Florida Abbey, which is also worth a visit. It's a 6.5 mile circular walk, strenuous in parts, and perfect if you like peace and solitude.

25/03/2023

Fantastic day out today on the Vale of Rheidol narrow gauge railway from Aberystwyth to Devil's Bridge. We've been saying for years we ought to go, and finally made it (thanks kids for a wonderful Mother's Day gift!)
The train journey is an hour each way through a beautiful valley, and then at Devil's Bridge is the gorge with amazing falls. There are several hundred steps, some of them very steep, so you do have to be reasonably fit, and ok with heights, but the views are well worth it.

22/03/2023

Over the last few months we have had days out away from the coast, because the area has so much to offer as well as the beautiful beaches and coastal villages.
This is the Elan Valley, just over the county border in Powys, a series of reservoirs and impressive dams started in Victorian times to supply water to the growing population of Birmingham.
There are various walks, with parking at different points, as well as a visitor centre and cafe with very helpful and friendly staff.

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3 Llanwern
Llanwern
SA459SD

Telephone

+447747165764

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