Cottages in Ceredigion
An unspoilt, tranquil region in Wales, Ceredigion is a fantastic choice if you’re searching for glorious coastline, beautiful countryside and an authentic slice of Welsh life. Discover hidden coves along the unforgettable coast, explore rural market towns and colourful fishing villages, and delve into the many outdoor adventures on offer. Read more
Our exclusive ferry discounts of up to 25% will make your island trip with Classic plain sailing.We have 3 luxury self catering cottages in Ceredigion
7 nights from £409 * booking fees included
Cwmcaseg
58113 bedroom, dog friendly self catering cottage near Aberystwyth.
Nestling amongst idyllic rolling Welsh hills in a superbly elevated location, yet a ten minute drive to the stunning beaches on the Cardiganshire coast and the vibrant seaside town...
7 nights from £409 *
7 nights from £828 * booking fees included
High Cliff
57314 bedroom, dog friendly holiday cottage with sea views near Cardigan.
Located in the stunning hamlet of Gwbert, near Cardigan, directly opposite the shimmering water of the Teifi Estuary with far reaching, spectacular sea views across Cardigan Bay. H...
7 nights from £828 *
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15% off
24 Jul 2026 - 31 Jul 2026
From £2060.50 £1760.88 booking fees included
We are Gold accredited with the Green Tourism Business Scheme.
Green Tourism Business Scheme
As a company, we look across our business and try to make sustainable changes and decisions. From using recycled paper in our printers to putting in measures for using less energy in our offices, we keep an eye on our impact on the environment.
Beyond our offices, we have passed on the same ethics to our holiday cottage owners by setting up our own Green Scheme that they can join. Each property has to tick off a certain number of actions to be included in the scheme, many of which go above and beyond the GTBS requirements.
From £71 per night + £53 booking fees
Ffion
5162Dog friendly shepherds hut in Devils Bridge.
Welcome to Ffion, a wonderfully secluded, dog friendly shepherd's hut nestled away in the Cambrian mountains with stunning views of rich Welsh countryside. Sat overlooking one of t...
From £71 per night
Where to visit in Ceredigion
Magical Cardigan Bay is the largest bay along the Welsh coastline. Rich in wildlife, you’ve a good chance of spotting bottlenose dolphins, porpoises, seals and many marine birds on a boat trip or simply wandering along the coast path. There’s plenty of watersports to indulge in too, including coasteering, surfing and kayaking from a number of Blue Flag beaches. The countryside is rather special too, with its nature reserves, rural market towns, and cosy, welcoming pubs. And if walking’s your thing, you’ll be spoilt for choice in this magical part of the world, with lots of countryside trails to explore.
Many other outdoor adventures await, including cycling, fishing, horse riding, stargazing, and golf. And if you fancy a spot of climbing or mountain biking, the Cambrian Mountains are the ideal place.
Oh, and don’t forget to head to the Teifi Valley to sample their award-winning cheese and take a few treats home with you. Whilst you're there, you could also canoe along the river.
