GLANTEIFI WATERSIDE COTTAGES

St DOGMAELS, CARDIGAN BAY.

Tel: +44 (0)1239 614055

    The village of St, Dogmaels is 1/2 a mile away from the cottages. It has a history of Viking raids, Norman occupation and a nineteenth-century boat building and fishing industry. There are the ruins of a twelfth-century Tironian Abbey. A working Water Mill and tea shop that still produces wonderful flour and bread.

    The tidal estuary is a constantly changing scene of boating and bird-life. The 180 mile Pembrokeshire coastal path which starts here, has outstandingly beautiful scenery.

    There are four holiday properties at Glanteifi, Mallards House in the west wing, and three cottages attached as a north wing. All are self catering.

    There is ample parking for both cars and boats, and a private slipway for launching small craft to a shale beach.

    Possible activities are: Sailing, Wind Surfing, Water Skiing, Golf, Tennis, Fishing, Walking and Bird Watching, Canoeing.

    Also a perfect place to stay while looking up your family tree and history in Wales.

    We are in a Site of Special Scientific Interest and are on the edge of the Pembrokeshire National Park