Holiday Cottages In St. Dogmaels
Brynawel is a traditional cottage which has been renovated to a high standard; it is light and cosy with all mod cons while maintaining heaps of Welsh character, including exposed stone walling and wooden beams. Situated in an elevated position in the picturesque village of St Dogmaels, blessed with spectacular views of the River Teifi, it’s an ideal retreat for couples or families alike. St Dogmaels itself has plenty to offer, with an array of footpaths and historical sights including the ruins of its 12th-century abbey and the Coach House Heritage Centre, a lively award-winning weekly local produce market, shop, cafes, gallery, pubs, restaurants, play park, water jetty and working water mill - all a short stroll from the cottage. The Coach House cafe has Caws Cenarth organic cheese and Pembrokeshire crab on the menu, whilst the Teifi Waterside Hotel near Poppit Sands uses local produce, including seafood, lamb, cheeses and ice cream. Just a mile from Poppit beach and the market town of Cardigan, Brynawel is a great location from which to explore the local beaches, footpaths and sights, with many attractions within walking distance. St Dogmaels sits on the junction of the Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire Coast Paths, whilst the local Poppit Rocket bus provides a pickup and drop off service, ideal for walkers. Alternatively try a range of activities such as kayaking, coasteering and wildlife watching boat trips, with local operators such as Cardigan Bay Active. ACCOMMODATION Brynawel sleeps 4 - 6 in 3 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin with the option of a room with a double sofa bed. The property is an upside-down design with the bedrooms downstairs and living spaces upstairs. DOWNSTAIRS Bedroom 1: double bed En suite 1: bath with shower over, toilet, hand basin, heated towel rail, underfloor heating Bedroom 2: twin beds En suite 2: bath with shower over, toilet, hand basin, heated towel rail, underfloor heating Bedroom 3 is off bedroom 1: double sofa bed, river views with access to the enclosed front outside area UPSTAIRS Open plan area with… Sitting area: 2-seater sofa, 2 armchairs, Freeview TV, DVD, log burner, river and village views Kitchen/dining area: hob and oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine/tumble dryer, dining table seating 5, breakfast bar seating 3 OUTSIDE Enclosed front pebbled garden with seating and river views, rear driveway with parking for 1 large or 2 small vehicles. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring your own beach towels - Travel cot, highchair and stairgate available. Please bring your own cot bedding. - Gas central heating - First basket of logs provided, more available to purchase locally - Free WiFi - 2 well-behaved dogs welcome free of charge - No smoking - £150 refundable damages deposit
Morawel is a high-end, luxurious and contemporary holiday home with spectacular views of the Teifi Estuary and surrounding countryside, which can be enjoyed from the private 6-seater hot tub. It's based in the village of St Dogmaels, Pembrokeshire and set in its own private grounds. Morawel is a stylish modern oasis, curated to the highest specification, with art pieces and designer furniture throughout. The location of Morawel allows you to enjoy the ever-changing picturesque views from every room and from the patio area. It is the perfect base to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and award-winning St Dogmaels Farmers Market where you can buy amazing fresh produce which can be prepared in the exceptionally equipped kitchen. Restaurants, shops, pubs, and cafes are all a short walk away, and nearby Poppit Sands beach is a 7 minute drive. Everything you need for a perfect holiday is easy to hand. This really is a perfect spot for a holiday with family and friends in this superb little part of West Wales. ACCOMMODATION Morawel sleeps 10 in 5 bedrooms: 3 doubles, 1 twin and a room with a set of full-size bunk beds. Some of the accommodation is on the ground floor so it may suit guests with restricted mobility. UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: double bed En suite: shower enclosure, toilet, hand basin Bedroom 2: double bed Bedroom 3: twin beds, leading to… Bedroom 4: full-size bunk beds Family shower room: spacious shower wet room, toilet, hand basin DOWNSTAIRS Bedroom 5: double bed Wet room: bath, shower enclosure, toilet, hand basin Living room: 4-seater sofa, 6-seater sofa, Freeview TV/DVD, stunning views of the River Teifi and surrounding countryside Kitchen: electric induction hob with built-in double gas burner, integrated fridge freezer, dishwasher, steam oven, double oven, combination microwave, wall-mounted TV, 3-seater sofa, counter seating for 4, large dining table seating 8 Utility room: washing machine, tumble dryer, sink Separate toilet: toilet and wash basin OUTSIDE Private enclosed garden (young children should be supervised), lawn, 6-seater hot tub, BBQ and patio furniture. Off road parking for 6 cars KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring your own beach towels - Travel cot and highchair available. Please bring your own cot bedding - Gas central heating - First basket of logs provided, more available to purchase locally - Free WiFi - 2 well-behaved dogs welcome upon request. Please let us know if you're bringing a dog (or more) upon booking. - No smoking - £150 refundable damages deposit - Check-in after 4pm and check-out before 10am
Mount Gernos is a bright and cosy cottage situated in the village of St Dogmaels, Pembrokeshire. Lovingly renovated and well equipped, it is ideally situated to enjoy both coast and country. St Dogmaels is a lovely riverside village on the northern border of Pembrokeshire, close to the market town of Cardigan. It is close to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, and you will find many wonderful coastal and inland walks. Restaurants, shops, pubs, and cafe, are all a short walk away; nearby Poppit Sands beach is a 7-minute drive. Poppit Sands is perfect for families with children and couples alike and is dog-friendly. Spend the day nestled in the dunes or walking along the sand - always stunning, never busy. St Dogmaels is a welcoming village with a selection of pubs, an organic veg shop and a great local market every Tuesday next to the abbey and flour mill. The abbey site boasts the historic remains of a 12th-century Tironian abbey, making an excellent picnic spot and having a fabulous cafe. Everything you need for a perfect holiday is easy to hand. This really is a perfect spot for a holiday with family and friends in a superb part of West Wales. ACCOMMODATION Mount Gernos sleeps 3 in 2 upstairs bedrooms: 1 double and 1 single room UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: double bed, chest of drawers, hanging rail space, bedside tables, chair Bedroom 2: single bed, hanging rail space, bedside table Bathroom: shower, WC, hand basin and heated towel rail DOWNSTAIRS Sitting room: 3-seater sofa, 2 armchairs, Freeview TV/DVD, electric log burner, coffee table Kitchen: halogen hob, gas oven, microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, table seating 3 OUTSIDE The rear lawned garden is situated behind the property (up the steps). Spectacular views from the garden. There is parking for one car on the driveway ( need to reverse out of the space), but there is no front garden. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided, not beach towels - Travel cot, highchair and stairgate available on request; bring your own cot bedding - Gas central heating - Free WiFi - 1 well-behaved dog welcome upon request. Please let us know if you're bringing a dog upon booking. - No smoking
A delightful end-terrace holiday cottage in St Dogmaels, near Cardigan, sleeping eight people in four bedrooms.
Y Bwthyn Newydd is a well-appointed detached cottage located in St Dogmaels on the North Pembrokeshire coast. The village is famous for its magnificent ruined abbey and a working watermill that produces its own flour and bread. The cottage has a small enclosed garden, decked area and off-road parking. A 5-minute walk takes you to the local shops and excellent fish and chip shop. You will find a gastropub on the river's edge within easy walking distance beyond which is Poppit Sands, the nearest dog and child-friendly beach with ample parking and the superb Crwst cafe. It is excellent for walkers and nature lovers, as it is close to the start of the Pembrokeshire Coastal path. The historic town of Cardigan is a short distance away and has an excellent selection of pubs, restaurants and shops. Take a visit to Cardigan Castle, which has been superbly renovated and won Channel 4's Restoration of the Year on completion. If you enjoy the outdoors, there is a range of activities in the area, including coasteering, surfing, kayaking at sea or on the river, wildlife watching boat trips, bushcraft, climbing, and mountain biking. Or you may want to take a trip to Poppit and enjoy the wonderful sandy beach. There is plenty for everyone to enjoy. ACCOMMODATION Y Bwthyn Newydd sleeps 4 in 2 upstairs bedrooms: 1 double and 1 twin room. UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: double bed, bedside tables, lamps, dressing table, mirror, hairdryer, hanging rails and easy chair Bedroom 2: twin beds, bedside tables, lamps, dressing table, mirror and hanging rails Bathroom: bath with shower over, WC, hand basin and heated towel rail DOWNSTAIRS Sitting room: 2 large 2-seater sofas, large coffee table, flat-screen TV, log burner, panoramic river views Dining area: table seating 4, river views Kitchen: gas hob, electric fan oven, microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, ample storage OUTSIDE Secure private garden with decked area with rattan furniture and selection of attractive plants. Washing line to the rear of the cottage. Off-road parking for 1 car Key facts - Bed linen and towels provided, not beach towels - Highchair and stairgate available - Gas central heating - First basket of logs provided, more available to purchase from the local shop - Free WiFi - 1 well-behaved dog welcome upon request. Please let us know if you're bringing a dog upon booking. - No smoking - £120 refundable damages deposit
Teifi Villa in St Dogmaels, Pembrokeshire sleeps 18 in nine bedrooms.
In the heart of St Dogmaels, this coastal property is the perfect romantic getaway.
A beamed, character cottage situated just 100 yards from the River Teifi. Enjoy a stay in this quiet hamlet where the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path starts.
Rushfield is a period, mid-terrace cottage located in the village of St Dogmaels in Pembrokeshire with a woodburning stove and welcoming two dogs. Cardigan 1.5 miles; Aberporth 8.4 miles.
With its own hot tub, this wonderful property also has a balcony overlooking the River Teifi, and is a 5-minute drive from Poppit Beach.
A lovely coastal retreat, styled with a nautical theme complimented with traditional features, set in lovely village. Well placed for families or a couples break in a friendly spot any time of year.
Ivy Cottage is a lovingly renovated stone cottage located in the popular village of St Dogmaels, Pembrokeshire. A spacious and well-equipped property, it is ideally situated for a mix of coast and country. The village of St Dogmaels is on the north border of Pembrokeshire, close to the market town of Cardigan. The village has two pubs, a shop, and still has a working flour mill which sells wonderful bread. You can take a stroll to the Abbey (which is where the stones to build Ivy Cottage were sourced) and enjoy the surroundings or grab a coffee or a bite in the delightful café. Enjoy the local produce market every Tuesday, which has some fantastic local offerings from honey to fresh fish. Poppit Sands beach is only a 2-minute drive away, which is at the mouth of the Teifi Estuary. Here you will find the start, or the end, of the 186 mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path takes you right around the coast to Amroth in the south. Cardigan town is also only 1.5 miles away with its array of independent stores, cafes, pubs, restaurants and takeaways. You can visit the famous castle, wander along the river bank, or even take in an art gallery. There is plenty to see and do from this great location. Sun or rain it has all you need to chill out and recharge. ACCOMMODATION Ivy Cottage sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms: 1 double bed and 1 zip and link twin room which can be converted to a king-size bed UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: double bed, chest of drawers, wooden freestanding hanging rail, 2 bedside tables with lamps Bedroom 2: twin Zip and link beds, chest of drawers, wooden freestanding hanging rail, 1 bedside table with lamp Family Bathroom: bath with shower over, WC, hand basin and heated towel rail DOWNSTAIRS Sitting room: 3-seater sofa, 3 armchairs, 50” Freeview Smart HDTV, electric log burner effect fire Ground floor bathroom: walk-in shower with 1 step, WC, hand basin Kitchen/diner: gas hob and oven, microwave, under counter fridge with separate freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, central island with bar stool, Separate breakfast bar with seating. Table and chairs for 2. OUTSIDE Good sized enclosed side garden with furnished decking and lawned area. Driveway parking for 1 car at the cottage but there is a carpark for additional cars a 10 minute walk from the cottage. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided, not beach towels - Travel cot, highchair and stairgate available, bring your own cot bedding - Gas central heating - Free WiFi - 2 well-behaved dogs welcome - No smoking
Brynafon is a comfortable and well-presented semi-detached, single-storey cottage near the village of St Dogmaels in the north of Pembrokeshire. It is positioned close to the estuary and within walking distance of the village amenities which include shop, Post Office, the Coach House Café at St Dogmaels Abbey and an excellent fish and chip shop. Poppit Sands dog-friendly beach and the start of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path is a mile and a half away. The coastal bus passes the end of the cul-de-sac, so it is an ideal base for walkers. The local pub which serves food and overlooks the estuary is just a 3-minute walk away. ACCOMMODATION Brynafon sleeps 2 in 1 double bedroom. All the accommodation is on the ground floor so may suit guests with restricted mobility. Bedroom 1: double bed, wardrobe, dressing table, bedside cabinets, chest of drawers, bedroom chair Bathroom: shower enclosure, toilet, hand basin, heated towel rail, shaver point Open plan area with… Sitting area: 2-seater sofa, 32” Freesat TV/DVD, electric fire, nest of tables, bookshelf Kitchen: halogen hob, electric fan oven, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge with freezer compartment Dining area: table seating 2, window overlooking patio Utility room: washing machine, tumble dryer, combi boiler, iron, ironing board OUTSIDE Furnished patio at the front with panoramic views over the Teifi Estuary. Enclosed rear paved area with table and two chairs and bench. Driveway parking for 1 car. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring you own beach towels - Oil central heating - Free WiFi - 1 well-behaved dog welcome at £10 per week - No smoking
Dincoed is a comfortable semi-detached single-storey cottage, one of several in a quiet cul-de-sac in St Dogmaels and above the Teifi estuary. Great for walks from the door, it is less than 1.5 miles from dog-friendly Poppit beach and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. St Dogmaels’ historic attractions include a magnificent ruined abbey and a working water mill. A village shop, post office, excellent fish and chip shop, and three pubs - one of them only five minutes walk from the cottage - provide all you need on your doorstep. There is also a weekly local produce market and several cafes serving locally sourced cheeses. The market town of Cardigan is just a mile away, with its theatre, cinema, pubs, supermarkets, and other individual shops. Nearby, why not visit the Welsh Wildlife Centre, Cardigan Island Coastal Farm Park, Cilgerran Castle, or Castell Henllys Iron Age Village. Dincoed sits on the junction of the Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion Coast paths, with the Poppet Rocket bus service set for pickup and dropoff, and is perfect for exploring the beautiful beaches and coastline of the area. Alternatively, Cardigan Golf Club and several riding stables are nearby, and with local operators Cardigan Bay Active you can try a range of watersports and activities. ACCOMMODATION Dincoed sleeps 3 in 2 downstairs bedrooms: 1 double and 1 single. All the accommodation is on the ground floor with 1 internal step so may suit guests with restricted mobility. DOWNSTAIRS Bedroom 1: double bed, built-in wardrobe, dressing table, bedside cabinets Bedroom 2: single bed, bedside cabinets, chest of drawers with mirror above and hanging space Bathroom: bath with separate shower enclosure, toilet, hand basin Sitting area: 2-seater leather sofa, 2 armchairs, coffee table, Freeview TV with DVD player, electric fire Kitchen: halogen hob, electric fan oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer Dining area: pine dining table with 3 chairs OUTSIDE Rear paved garden down two steps with raised flower bed and circular table with 3 chairs. Gravel area to front with parking for 1 car. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring your own beach towels. - Central heating - Free WiFi - 1 well-behaved dog welcome at £10 per week - No smoking - Sunday changeover
A peaceful retreat for couples near the beautiful River Teifi and only a stone’s throw from the local village pub and restaurant.
Maes yr Afon is a charming character cottage tucked in the hillside above St.Dogmaels, overlooking the Teifi Estuary and less than 1.5 miles from the beach and the coast path. This cosy and comfortable terraced cottage is ideal for romantic getaways by the stunning coast of Cardigan Bay, perfectly situated for walking and near to the broad expanse of dog-friendly Poppit Sands. With its pretty white stone walls, log burner, and traditional box bed, Maes yr Afon makes a lovely winter hideaway, too. St. Dogmaels has a magnificent ruined abbey, a working water mill, a village shop, a Post Office, an excellent Fish and Chip shop, and three pubs, one only a 5-minute walk from the cottage. The Coach House Visitor Centre also incorporates a museum, gallery, and cafe, where you can learn about the area and enjoy some local food. Maes yr Afon is just a mile from the market town of Cardigan, with its theatre, cinema, pubs, supermarkets, and individual shops. You can visit the Welsh Wildlife Centre, Cilgerran Castle or Cardigan Golf Club, or try some watersports with one of the local operators. The local bus service helps you explore the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, and the cottage also sits at the end of the Ceredigion Coast Path and on the edge of the Pembrokeshire National Park. ACCOMMODATION Maes yr Afon sleeps 2 in a gallery bedroom, reached via ladder staircase with handrail UPSTAIRS Bedroom: curtained double box bed, dressing table, chest of drawers and hanging rail DOWNSTAIRS Sitting Room: 2 seater leather sofa, chair, Freesat TV/DVD, wood burner, view over the estuary Dining area: pine dining table with two chairs, fine countryside views, traditional inglenook complete with original fireplace which is decorative and no longer in use. Storage heaters Kitchen: electric cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine and tumble dryer Shower room: double shower, WC, wash hand basin and heated towel rail OUTSIDE Small lawned garden at the front with garden seat. Small enclosed gravel area at the back with a circular table and 2 chairs. Parking for 1 car in the shared parking area about 25 m from the cottage. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring you own beach towels - Heating (storage heaters) - First basket of logs provided, more available to purchase locally - Free WiFi - 2 well-behaved dogs welcome upon request. Please let us know if you're bringing a dog (or more) upon booking. - No smoking
Situated in a unique location with stunning views, Rosevene is the perfect place to sit back and relax.
Escape to the peace and character of Craiglea, ideally located in the picturesque village of St Dogmaels, just a stone’s throw from the River Teifi and the spectacular Pembrokeshire Coast. Comfortably and tastefully furnished, this charming retreat is perfect for a relaxing getaway. Step outside and within minutes you’ll find the renowned Ferry Inn (well-known for its excellent food), scenic riverside walks, and the start of the breathtaking Pembrokeshire Coast Path. St Dogmaels offers a warm village atmosphere with its historic ruined abbey, a lovely café, a well-stocked village shop, farm shop, and a vibrant weekly farmers’ market. Just a short drive away, the bustling town of Cardigan offers independent shops, restaurants, bars, and a beautiful historic castle. A real highlight is Poppit Sands, just minutes from the cottage; a vast, golden beach perfect for couples looking for peaceful seaside walks and days out with their dog. With wide open spaces, dramatic sunsets over the bay, and a great café, it's the perfect place to stroll along the shore with your four-legged friend. The surrounding area offers even more to explore including stunning beaches, the wild beauty of the Preseli Hills, the dramatic gorge and castle at Cilgerran, and the charming seaside towns of Newport and Aberporth. Visit the famous Melin Tregwynt working woollen mill or dive into adventure with kayaking, coasteering, boat trips, and wildlife watching. With the chance to spot dolphins, seals, and seabirds, and endless opportunities for outdoor adventure or simple relaxation, Craiglea is the perfect base for your North Pembrokeshire escape. ACCOMMODATION Craiglea sleeps 2 in an upstairs king-size bedroom. UPSTAIRS Bedroom: king-size Ercol bed, views to hills, glimpses of the river Bathroom: good sized bathroom, bath with shower over, WC, hand basin DOWNSTAIRS Sitting room/dining room: 2-seater sofa, armchair, Everhot cast-iron electric stove, TV, wooden dining table and chairs, view to garden and trees behind Kitchen: electric hob and electric oven, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher, washing machine OUTSIDE A small garden to the rear, accessed via side door and passage, with an area of decking for sitting out. Tranquil location with lots of trees and birdsong around. On-street parking directly opposite or a short walk away subject to availability. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided, not beach towels - Oil central heating - Free WiFi - 1 well-behaved dog welcome upon request. Please let us know if you're bringing a dog upon booking. - No smoking
Picked for its fantastic coastal location with ever-changing estuary views, great walks along the River Teifi and beaches, and close to a pub and restaurant.
The Watch House is a stunning riverside property in the Pembrokeshire village of St Dogmaels, under 5 minutes’ drive from the beach at Poppit Sands. Originally the Customs and Excise Watch House, built around 1850, it has been refurbished and extended to provide a 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom holiday home of exceptional quality. The Watch House is a unique house, with character and history, in an exceptional location with superb views – ideal for those who like to be close to water. Decking to the rear of the house provides a space to eat, drink and relax, while enjoying the views of the river. And a garden to the side and rear of the house backs on to the tidal estuary of the River Teifi: you can fish for crabs from the back wall when the tide is in. There is much to do and see in the local area, from the historic market town of Cardigan, to the unspoilt beaches of North Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion. St Dogmaels is a quiet, friendly village, sitting at the end of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, and the house is ideally located for those who want to explore the local area by car, on foot, or on the water. St Dogmaels has a village store, an exceptional fish and chip shop and two village pubs; the nearest one (the Ferry Inn) serves excellent food. ACCOMMODATION The Watch House sleeps 7 in 4 upstairs bedrooms: 1 king size en suite bedroom, 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single room. UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: king size bed, chest of drawers, balcony with spectacular views of estuary of River Teifi, and… En suite shower room with rain shower, WC and basin Bedroom 2: double bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, armchair in bay window, with spectacular views of estuary of River Teifi Bedroom 3: twin beds, chest of drawers Bedroom 4: single bed, chest of drawers Bathroom 1: bath, WC and basin DOWNSTAIRS Kitchen diner: dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave, gas cooker with gas hob; dining table seating 8 Sitting room: two 3-seater sofas, coffee table, bookcase with a selection of books and DVDs, side table and 32” flat screen television with built-in DVD player Bathroom 2: electric shower, heated towel rail, butler’s sink, WC and washing machine Storage cupboards under stairs, holding garden chairs and BBQ OUTSIDE Enclosed garden to rear and side of house, with patio decking from sitting room and steps down to garden from kitchen/dining area. The rear wall of the garden backs on to the tidal estuary of the River Teifi. Please ensure children are supervised. Driveway parking for 2 cars. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided, not beach towels - Free WiFi - 1 well-behaved dog welcome upon request. Please let us know if you're bringing a dog upon booking. - No smoking - £150 refundable damages deposit
Explore the great outdoors from this single-storey property, with coastal walking, watersports and horse riding all available nearby.
Gerallt is a delightful detached character cottage surrounded by lovely walks and located in the wooded valley of Cwmdegwel and just 10 minutes walk away from the famous ruined abbey of St Dogmaels. St Dogmaels features a range of facilities including a wonderful weekly farmers market, character pubs, cafes and galleries. The nearest beach is Poppit Sands. This is just a 10-minute drive away. Poppit Sands amazes with its wide expanse of sandy beach and dunes, making it perfect for families and dog walkers alike. With easy parking and a lovely cafe; Poppit Sands is a great base for exploring the coast path. The market town of Cardigan and its renovated castle is a mile and a half to the north of the cottage and has an abundance of eateries and shops to be enjoyed. ACCOMMODATION Gerallt sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms: 1 king size and 1 double. UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: king size bed, bedside cabinets, chest of drawers Bedroom 2: double bed, bedside lamp tables, fitted wardrobe with chest of drawers inside Bathroom: bath with shower over, toilet, hand basin, heated towel rail DOWNSTAIRS Living room: two 2-seater sofas, TV, Blu-Ray/DVD player, wood burner Kitchen/dining area: electric oven, ceramic hob, dishwasher, fridge with ice compartment, washing machine Snug: 2-seater sofa, 2 chairs, inglenook fireplace with wood burner OUTSIDE Up a short flight of 6 uneven steps is a private seated area with a gazebo, bistro table and four garden chairs and a BBQ. Up a further flight of uneven steps is another sitting/eating area with a wooden bench, table, and 4 chairs. This area affords lovely views over the valley and cottage rooftops. There is a single parking space opposite the cottage and a larger parking area for 2 cars beyond another garden area that extends up the lane opposite the cottage. KEY FACTS - Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring your own beach towels. - Travel cot and highchair available - Full oil-fired central heating - First basket of logs provided, more available to purchase locally - Free WiFi - 2 well-behaved dogs welcome upon request. Please let us know if you're bringing a dog (or more) upon booking. - No smoking
This cosy detached bungalow is situated less than 100 yards from the banks of the River Teifi, on the fringes of the charming village of St Dogmaels, deep in the Pembrokeshire countryside.
Set within the beautiful Welsh countryside, this detached property offers the perfect base for a large family holiday just over a mile from the beach.
Cardigan Bay holiday cottage with Teifi estuary views.
Attractions within 10 miles of St. Dogmaels
- The Loft Wales (0.9m)
- Cambrian Quay (1m)
- Teifi otter statue (1m)
- Welsh Wildlife Centre (1.8m)
- Pembrokeshire Sunflowers (3.6m)
- Mwnt Beach (4.3m)
- Castell Henllys Iron Age Village (5.1m)
- The Cilwendeg Shell House Hermitage (5.9m)
- Ffynone Waterfall (6.9m)
- Tresaith Waterfall (8.1m)
- Penbryn Beach (9.1m)
- Penbryn Cottage (9.2m)
- National Trust - Penbryn (9.2m)
Outdoor Activities around St. Dogmaels
- War Memorial (0.1m)
- Cardigan Swimming Pool and Fitness Centre (1.2m)
- Cardigan Cenotaph (1.3m)
- Maesglas Park (1.5m)
- Penparc Football Pitch (3.5m)
- Cenarth Falls (7.3m)
- Coast Path (9.6m)
- Newcastle Emlyn Swimming Pool (9.7m)
- Discover Walking Pembrokeshire (9.8m)
- Craig-y-Don (10.5m)
- Lammas Eco Village (10.5m)
- Dinas Mountain (11.1m)
- Fishguard Cenotaph (13.8m)
- Marine Walk (13.9m)
- French Walk (14.1m)
- Llys y Frân Country Park & Reservoir (15.3m)
- Parc Coffa Memorial Park (16.3m)
- New Quay Dog Friendly Beach (16.7m)
- Meidrim Park (17.5m)
- Meidrim Village Green (17.6m)
About St. Dogmaels
If you seek a serene and storied setting for your next getaway, St. Dogmaels in Pembrokeshire, Wales, may be just the spot for you. With its rich history, stunning scenery, and vibrant local culture, this hidden gem has much to offer.
But what makes this quaint village truly special? Let's uncover the secrets that make St. Dogmaels a captivating destination for travelers seeking a unique and enriching experience.
History of St. Dogmaels
St. Dogmaels, nestled in the picturesque Pembrokeshire, has a rich history dating back to the 6th century. Its origins are intertwined with the establishment of an abbey by Saint Dogmael, a disciple of Saint David. The abbey, known as St. Dogmaels Abbey, was a center of religious and cultural significance, attracting pilgrims and scholars from afar. The ruins of this ancient abbey still stand as a testament to its historical importance.
Throughout the centuries, St. Dogmaels has weathered various invasions and conflicts, including Viking raids and the Norman conquest. Despite these challenges, the village has endured, and its history reflects the resilience of its people. The village boasts a wealth of historical landmarks, including the 12th-century church of St. Thomas, which is still in use today and serves as a reminder of the village's enduring spiritual heritage.
The river Teifi, which flows through St. Dogmaels, played a vital role in the village's history, serving as a hub for trade and transportation. The Teifi Estuary provided access to the sea, allowing St. Dogmaels to flourish as a port town in medieval times. This maritime connection shaped the village's identity and contributed to its economic prosperity.
As you walk through the winding streets of St. Dogmaels, you're surrounded by echoes of the past. The historic buildings, including traditional Welsh cottages and Georgian townhouses, offer a glimpse into the village's evolution over the centuries. St. Dogmaels' history is a tapestry woven with threads of faith, resilience, and maritime heritage, creating a captivating narrative that continues to unfold.
Natural Beauty and Landmarks
What natural beauty and landmarks draw visitors to the village of St. Dogmaels in Pembrokeshire, Wales?
St. Dogmaels boasts a stunning natural landscape and several notable landmarks that captivate visitors. The village is nestled along the Teifi Estuary, offering breathtaking views of the river and the lush surrounding countryside.
One of the most prominent attractions is Poppit Sands, a pristine beach with golden sands that stretch for miles, providing an idyllic setting for leisurely strolls and relaxation. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path, which runs through St. Dogmaels, offers unparalleled walking opportunities, allowing you to revel in the area's natural beauty and observe diverse wildlife.
Moreover, the ruins of St. Dogmaels Abbey stand as a testament to the village's rich history and architectural heritage. This ancient abbey, founded in the 12th century, exudes a sense of tranquility and historical significance, making it a must-visit site for history enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful retreat.
Additionally, the village is in proximity to the majestic Preseli Hills, a range of rugged hills that hold cultural and geological significance, adding to the allure of the area's natural landscape. The picturesque Cilgerran Castle, situated nearby, offers panoramic views of the Teifi Gorge and provides insight into the region's medieval past. Its strategic hilltop location and well-preserved structure make it a compelling destination for history buffs and nature lovers alike.
These natural and historical landmarks combine to create an irresistible draw for visitors to St. Dogmaels, making it a truly enchanting destination in Pembrokeshire.
Local Culture and Traditions
Amidst the captivating natural beauty and historical landmarks of St. Dogmaels in Pembrokeshire, Wales, the local culture and traditions provide a rich tapestry of experiences for visitors to immerse themselves in.
- Festivals and Events
Throughout the year, St. Dogmaels hosts a variety of festivals and events that showcase the vibrant local culture. From traditional music and dance festivals to food and drink celebrations, there's always something exciting happening in the community. These events offer a unique opportunity to interact with locals and experience the warmth and hospitality for which the town is known.
- Arts and Crafts
The town is home to a thriving arts and crafts scene, with many talented artisans and craftsmen showcasing their work. Visitors can explore galleries, studios, and craft fairs to admire and purchase locally made pottery, textiles, and other handmade goods. Engaging with the local artistic community provides insight into the creative spirit of St. Dogmaels and the surrounding area.
These cultural elements not only enrich the experience of visiting St. Dogmaels but also offer a deeper understanding of the traditions and values that have been cherished by the community for generations. Whether you're participating in a lively festival or browsing through the works of local artists, immersing yourself in the local culture and traditions is an essential part of any visit to this charming Welsh town.
Activities and Attractions
Exploring the array of outdoor activities and historical landmarks is an essential part of experiencing the charm of St. Dogmaels in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Begin your adventure by visiting the St. Dogmaels Abbey, a 12th-century ruin that stands as a testament to the area's rich history. Take a leisurely stroll through the Abbey grounds, marvel at the intricate stonework, and imagine the stories that echo within the ancient walls.
For nature enthusiasts, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path offers breathtaking views of the coastline and is perfect for hiking or birdwatching. If you're seeking an adrenaline rush, indulge in water sports such as kayaking or coasteering along the rugged shoreline. The Teifi River, which flows through St. Dogmaels, provides an ideal setting for fishing or a peaceful boat ride. Additionally, the nearby Poppit Sands beach is a haven for sunbathers and surfers alike.
To delve deeper into the local culture, pay a visit to the St. Dogmaels Local Producers Market, where you can sample artisanal goods and interact with the friendly locals. For a taste of the region's culinary delights, indulge in freshly caught seafood at one of the charming waterfront restaurants.
For a touch of tranquility, explore the beautiful gardens at the Coach House Heritage Centre, or take a peaceful stroll along the riverbank. Whatever your interests, St. Dogmaels offers a diverse range of activities and attractions that cater to every visitor's desires.
Dining and Accommodation
Indulge in the delectable cuisine and find comfortable accommodations in the charming village of St. Dogmaels in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Whether you're a food enthusiast or seeking a cozy place to stay, St. Dogmaels offers a delightful array of dining options and welcoming places to rest.
- Culinary Delights
- Local Fare: Embrace the rich flavors of Pembrokeshire with locally sourced ingredients at the village's eateries. From traditional Welsh dishes to contemporary fusion cuisine, you can savor a diverse range of culinary experiences. Don't miss the opportunity to taste the renowned fresh seafood, a specialty of the coastal region, at the village's seafood restaurants.
- Farmers' Market: Immerse yourself in the vibrant food culture by visiting the weekly farmers' market. Engage with friendly locals and artisans while browsing through an assortment of fresh produce, artisanal cheeses, homemade preserves, and more. The market provides an excellent chance to sample authentic regional flavors and purchase unique ingredients to enjoy during your stay.
- Comfortable Accommodations
- Cozy Inns: Experience the warmth of Welsh hospitality at the village's cozy inns and bed-and-breakfast establishments. Nestled amidst scenic surroundings, these accommodations offer a tranquil retreat with personalized service and a homely atmosphere.
- Riverside Retreats: Opt for a riverside accommodation to unwind amidst nature's beauty. Many guesthouses and cottages provide picturesque views of the Teifi River, allowing you to relax in a serene environment while being conveniently located near the village's dining and cultural attractions.
In St. Dogmaels, a delightful culinary journey and a peaceful retreat await you.