Beudy Bendigaid

• Sleeping arrangements

  2 bedrooms - 1 king-size, 1 twin.

• Bathroom Facilities

  Family bathroom with bath and shower.

• Cooking Facilities

  Fully equipped kitchen with electric cooker, hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave and a washing machine.

• Internet Access

  Wi-Fi is available at this property.

• Heating and Lighting

  Oil central heating and electric.

• Child Policy

  Children welcome.

• Pets Policy

  2 small well-behaved dogs welcome.

• Grounds and Nearby

  Private patio with table and chairs, plus shared use of 8-acre estate.

• Parking Information

  Parking access for 2 cars.

• Arrival Times

  Check in from 16: and check out by 10:

Beudy Bendigaid sleeps 4 guests in 2 bedrooms: 1 king size and 1 twin room.

The inverted living quarters present an entrance hall, both bedrooms and a family bathroom downstairs. Each bedroom is furnished with super-soft bedding, antique furniture and a Freeview TV, while the master bedroom has French doors leading out to the secluded patio.

The luxury bathroom has a bath, shower, WC and basin. Towels are provided but are not for beach use.   

Upstairs the open plan, loft style living area contains a 3-seater sofa, 2 armchairs, wood-burning stove, Freeview TV/DVD, CD stereo/radio. There is an oak dining table seating 4 guests.

The fully equipped shaker kitchen contains an electric cooker with hobs, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave and a washing machine.

Outside
To the front of the cottage, there is a large enclosed private patio garden with a table. Loungers are also available. Guests are invited to follow the path down and explore the extensive grounds with ponds, meadows and woodland to explore. Please ensure children are closely monitored around the pond area. There is a barn for secure storage, which can be used for bikes or beach gear.

Parking for 2 cars: one in front of the cottage and one at the rear.

Essential Info
• Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring your own beach towels.
• Cot available. Please bring your own cot bedding
• Oil central heating (heating and electricity included in price)
• The first basket of logs provided, more available to purchase locally
• Free WiFi (4G now available for mobile phones)
• Two small well behaved pets welcome free of charge
• No smoking

Restaurants

Falcondale Mansion Hotel

On the outskirts of Lampeter, this Hotel and Restaurant is set in its own lovely grounds in a gently sloping valley. Great food and a fantastic welcome. Sunday lunch is very good value at around £25 per head. Dinner also available.  Reservation needed Tel - 01570 422910

The Cellar (Y Selar)

On the Corner of the inner harbour at Aberaeron is the Cellar Restaurant….not really a cellar, more a semi-cellar really. Great food from Chef Dan, friendly atmosphere and great hosts! Good for lunch and dinner. Tel -01545 574666

The Harbourmaster Aberaeron

On the harbour at Aberaeron, and a very good standard of food…ideal for Sunday Lunch and evening meals. They also serve meals in the Bar (cheaper and more atmosphere). A tad pricey...

Reservations essential as always booked up. £20+ per head for lunch. Tel - 01545 570755

Little Italy 51 North Parade Aberystwyth

Opposite Harry's Hotel this little gem has bags of atmosphere and very good Italian cuisine. Lunch is very reasonably priced and wine is good too!  Tel- 01970 625707

Royal India Boat Restaurant, Cardigan Quay

Situated on a former cargo boat at the end of the Quay at Cardigan this quirky Indian Restaurant has both Indian and Thai dishes.  Book ahead for evening meals to avoid disappointment. Tel -01239 621444

Yasmins, Newcastle Emlyn

An exceptional Indian restaurant with homegrown ingredients in the centre of the town (Sycamore Street) SA38 9AJ Tel- 01239711681

New Inn, Brynhoffnant - Sunday Carvery

The New Inn, Brynhoffnant (just down the hill past the filling station towards Aberystwyth, is a no-nonsense good feed with locally produced meat and a sweet list as long as your arm. This is a very popular Sunday Lunch venue. Book as soon as you can! Tel-  01239 654285

La Calabria, Penrhiwpal

This is our nearest Italian Restaurant set up by a local Italian family in the middle of farmland, 3 miles east of us. The food is excellent and their service is friendly and efficient. Go just for some pasta and a homemade ice cream or a full 3-course meal.

Open Tuesday to Saturday Tel - 01239 851101

Y Ffarmers, Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn

Picture postcard village inland from Aberystwyth has this smart and friendly pub with good food and reasonable prices. Tel - 01974 261275

The Nags head, Abercych. Tel - 01239 841200. Very good Gastropub food and a waterfall to visit as well.

Pubs which do food in the immediate area:

The Ship, Llangrannog  Tel -01239 654510 (Serves food up to 9 pm)

Now a refurbished interior and Gastro aspirations!

The Pentre Arms, Llangrannog

Specialises in locally caught fish simply prepared. Just turn up early for the fish! Very honest food in a local no-frills environment. Eat in Bar or Restaurant. Good sunsets!

Best to book Tel - 01974 261275 or 01239 654345

Local Attractions and Activities in the area

Beaches:

Penbryn NT

Llangrannog

Tresaith

Aberporth

Mwnt NT

Poppit Sands

New quay

Cwmtydu

Castles:

Cardigan Castle

Cilgerran Castle

Museums and Art Galleries:

National Woollen Museum
National Library of Wales (Art Gallery and books)
Centre for Alternative Technology
Museum of Internal Fire
Aberystwyth Arts Centre (3 art galleries and Theatre/Cinema/Concert Hall)
Sculpture Heaven (garden with sculptures and workshop/shop)

Outdoors:

Tregaron Wildlife reserve

Cardigan Wildlife Centre

Devils Bridge Falls

Cenarth Falls

Ceredigion Coastal Path

Cardigan Island Coastal farm park

18th Century Silver Mines

Llanerchaeron Estate and house NT

Preserved Railways

Vale of Rheidol Narrow Gauge  steam railway

Gwili Steam Railway

Teifi Valley Miniature Railway

Golf

Penrhos Park

Cwmrhydneuadd Golf Course

Cardigan Golf Club

Outdoor Adventure

Cardigan Bay Active

South Cardigan Bay

• The South Cardigan Bay coastline and the North Pembrokeshire coast offer some of the finest unspoilt scenery in Britain.

Ceredigion Heritage Coastal Path near Llangrannog and Penbryn

• 60 miles of delightful coastal path linking towns & villages with spectacular scenery, wild flowers, seabirds and a wealth of wildlife along the way.

New Quay Boat Trips & St Dogmaels Abbey

• A highlight of a holiday on Cardigan Bay is a boat trip to see the resident schools of porpoise.
• St Dogmaels Abbey in Cardigan was founded by Tiron monks in 1115 and elevated to Abbey status in 1120

Cenarth Village in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

• The picturesque and historic village with spectacular falls, cascading water and leaping salmon right in the heart of the village. The National Coracle Centre is a museum and workshop dedicated to coracles from around the world. For ultimate pampering Coracles, Health and Country Club welcomes visitors to enjoy 'pay as you go' facilities.

Teifi Marshes Nature Reserve near Cardigan

• Bird Watching at the Teifi Marshes Reserve is a wonderful experience. Stroll around a one and a half hour circular route which includes six hides from which to observe many birds. There are water buffalo and otters too. Remember your camera.

Cliff Hotel Golf & Restaurant with views over Poppit Sands

• Enjoy a round of golf in Gwbert at the Cliff Hotel fine 9 hole course with spectacular views. Finish off your morning with an a la carte lunch served in the hotel's restaurant. You can expect delicious food made with fresh local ingredients. The menu might include crab, hot buttered lobster, Welsh lamb cutlets and Sunday roasts. Breakfast is also served for early birds between 8.30 and 9.30. Eat inside or out.

Nevern River Fishing & Castell Henllys Iron Age Fort

• Try a spot of fishing on the Nevern, a mixed fishery with sewin (sea trout) from May to early September and brown trout all year. The Nevern AA controls 6 miles of some of the best fishing. Buy your tickets and a pint at the Trewern Arms Nevern or at Y Siop Llyfrau Newport.
• Castell Henllys Iron Age Fort is a reconstructed fort with structures built on original foundations including a thatched roundhouse. The fort is the focus of an ongoing archaeological excavation in a beautiful woodland location. There are regular activities and events designed to educate and entertain. Ideal for families.

Teifi Valley Railway

• Pay once and ride all day on the narrow gauge Teifi Valley Railway. Board at Henllan between Carmarthen and Cardigan.

Hurstead Antiques, The Patio Restaurant, Llangrannog, and The Plwmp Tart, Penbryn

• The magpies in your party might enjoy browsing Hurstand House Antiques in Aberporth. A small but well-stocked shop with Staffordshire ware, lustre jugs, silver, china and more.
• The Patio (seasonal restaurant) in Llangrannog serves light meals and a wonderful selection of homemade ice creams.
• Also the Plwmp Tart (seasonal café) with home cooked food varies daily above Penbryn Beach

Ultra Comedia Delicatessen, Cardigan Market

• A fabulous delicatessen located in Cardigan Market specialising in Welsh, Spanish & French produce. Stock up with gastro goodies. Take away food is available between 12 pm & 2 pm

The Teifi Valley

• Explore bustling market towns like Newcastle Emlyn, and historic monuments such as Cilgerran Castle, along the Teifi Valley and try a spot of fishing in the trout, salmon and sewin rich waters of the river.

Cambrian Mountains

• Discover one of the UK's remaining most beautiful and remote areas of wild undulating moorlands, lakes and lofty mountains.

The Teifi Trail

• The Teifi Trail is a sequence of walks being developed following the beautifully scenic Teifi river from the estuary to its source.