Coast Path
882 Miles of Spectacular Welsh Coastline
882 Miles of Spectacular Welsh Coastline
Cardigan Bay has the largest population of bottlenose dolphins in Europe, seals come on to Cwmtydu beach in the Autumn to have their pups, there's an abundance of sea birds nesting on the cliffs, and the next valley is home to one of the few sites for the pearl-bordered fritillary butterfly in Wales.
Europe's largest resident population in Cardigan Bay
Come on to Cwmtydu beach in Autumn to have their pups
Kittiwakes, razorbills, guillemots, fulmars, shags and peregrine falcons
One of the few sites for the pearl-bordered fritillary butterfly in Wales
There's a variety of short walks or more challenging hikes along rugged shorelines, with secluded beaches, woodland paths, secret places and some Welsh magic.
Dramatic cliff-top walks with panoramic views over Cardigan Bay
Hidden coves accessible only on foot, away from the crowds
Sheltered inland routes through ancient woodland and valleys
Discover hidden corners of the Heritage Coast with some Welsh magic
Kittiwakes
Razorbills
Guillemots
Fulmars
Shags
Peregrines
"The location is great. Saw seals in Cwmtydu Bay and Dolphins in New Quay. The views from the coastal path are breathtaking!"
"If you are looking for a great base camp to enjoy the Welsh Coast, this place is ideal."
"What a spot! Meters away from a stunning beach, this place is seriously cool and kitted out with everything you need."
"We had the most amazing stay at the boathouse. We loved everything about it."
"We absolutely had a ball. Tycwch is a tonic for the soul!"
"I'm just loathed to tell anyone else how brilliant the place is, we'll never get in again!"
Ideal for families and groups, Tŷ Cwch sleeps up to 12 from only £136.00. Enjoy up to 25% discounts for longer stays and small groups.
Forget the world for a while, come and play by the seaside with your family and friends