Aberporth Holiday Cottages

Aberporth Cottages

Cardigan

Gwaun Cottage

Ref: S1035523

The village of Cenarth is located on the River Teifi, with its picturesque water falls where you can enjoy peaceful walks and sometimes catch sight of the local fishermen out on the river in their coracles. Visit the Coracle Museum, tea rooms,...

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Llandysul

Dolly the Circus Wagon

Ref: S819499

Reviews 4

Brynhoffnant is a small village with a popular local shop and pub on the main A487 coastal road that stretches along the whole coast of Cardigan Bay. Ideally situated to explore the beautiful sandy beaches and intimate coves of Cardigan Bay, with...

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£53

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Troedyrhiw Holiday Cottages

Ref: S500374

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£111

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Aberporth

The Cottage - Osd

Ref: S378761

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£79

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Cardigan

Troedyrhiw Holiday Cottages

Ref: S500373

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£111

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Cardigan

Morfan Tresaith

Ref: S1241268

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£230

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Cornflower at Gorslwyd - Sound Retreat

Ref: S1257066

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£70

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Llandysul

Trysor Holiday Cottage, Coach House with sea views

Ref: S947704

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£184

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Cardigan

Cardigan Coastal Cottages

Ref: S914625

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£140

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Cardigan

The Stable @ Canllefaes

Ref: S522241

Reviews 2

Cardigan, in Ceredigion, is a thriving market town on the River Teifi with a diverse range of businesses, including both distinctive local producers and larger chain stores, as well as tea rooms, taverns, restaurants, and a beautiful ruined...

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£60

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Cardigan

Teifi Cottage

Ref: S1035515

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£93

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Cardigan

Oak Tree Cottage

Ref: S437368

Reviews 15

Aberporth is a small town in Ceredigion situated on the southern side of Cardigan Bay, known for its beautiful beaches that attract people all year. The north beach is an excellent place to launch small boats, canoes and kayaks, while the south...

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£48

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Fern Cottage

Ref: S45358

Reviews 49

Aberporth is a small town that sits on the southern edge of Cardigan Bay in Ceredigion, renowned for it's fabulous beaches that attract visitors, all year round. There are two beaches that sit between the rocky headlands of Trecregyn and...

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£86

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Cardigan

Llyn Y Felin

Ref: S882806

Reviews 2

Cilgerran is a delightful village with two pubs and a village store near to the popular market town of Cardigan. Situated above the Teifi Gorge, there are walks down to the river and the two castles; the National Trust’s Cilgerran Castle and the...

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£53

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Cardigan

2 Bed Cottage in Tresaith

Ref: S230308

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms- 1 king-size, 1 bunk bedroom with additional single - 2 bathrooms - 2 en-suite shower rooms with WC - Well equipped open plan kitchen with electric oven and hob, microwave, coffee machine,...

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£82

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Cardigan

The Byre @ Canllefaes

Ref: S522251

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£64

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Delyn Aur

Ref: S225465

Reviews 32

Tresaith is a pretty, bustling seaside village sitting on the stunning Ceredigion coastline. Benefitting from a popular local pub and shop, it is just one of many gems dotted along the coast. Tresaith is equidistant from Aberporth and Llangrannog,...

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£91

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Llandysul

Morfa Isaf Cottage

Ref: S5636

Reviews 64

Llangrannog is a seaside village with public houses, restaurants and a general store. There is a sandy beach and access to the coastal path.

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£54

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Llangrannog

Pant

Ref: S821444

Reviews 4

Llandysul is a vibrant market town with a selection of shops, tea rooms and pubs, and even its own canoeing centre (Llandysul Paddlers) and national cycle route 82. Visit nearby New Quay or one of the numerous beaches on the Cardiganshire,...

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£85

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Cardigan

4 Bed Cottage in Tresaith

Ref: S232308

Additional information and rules - 4 bedrooms – 2 doubles, 1 twin and 1 single - this single bed is accessed via a small ladder - 1 bathroom and 1 en-suite shower room - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine -...

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£164

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Penbryn

The Granary Cottage

Ref: S114248

Reviews 61

Llandysul contains a selection of shops, tea rooms and pubs, and even its own canoeing club and national cycle route 82. Also nearby is New Quay and beaches on the Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire or Pembrokeshire coastline. Boat trips to spot...

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Cardigan

The Parlour

Ref: S696900

Reviews 10

The bustling market town of Cardigan in Ceredigion is set on the River Teifi and offers an array of shops, both unique local producers and larger chain stores, as well as tea rooms, pubs, restaurants and an impressive ruined castle, which is the...

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£91

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Pen- y- Bryn @ Canllefaes

Ref: S522250

Reviews 3

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£64

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Towy Cottage

Ref: S1035521

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£114

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Aberporth Holiday cottages

Aberporth is a seaside village in Ceredigion, Wales with two sheltered beaches: Tolpada and Porth Tocyn. Popular with families, both beaches have lifeguard cover during the summer months and offer stunning views of Cardigan Bay. Visit Aberporth’s Maritime Museum to learn about the history of the area or explore the 12th-century St. David’s Church.

Aberporth holiday cottages are a stone’s throw from the beach, with many properties boasting sea views. Choose from traditional red-brick terraced houses, cosy fishermen’s cottages and modern family homes, all within close reach of the beach. Make sure to use our search filters to find the perfect place to stay, whether you're after wine by the log fire vibe or kids run wild in the garden kind of place.

Use Snaptrip to book your Aberporth holiday cottage with confidence. With thousands of properties to choose from and our best price guarantee, you can relax knowing you’re getting a great deal. And if you need any help, our friendly customer service team are on hand to assist you.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Helen - Verified booking

From the minute we arrived at Dolly we were enchanted.

The weather was not good all week however we were there to relax. Dolly had everything required to acheive this. The woodburner made the van warm and cosy and the inital supply of logs was most welcome we had also brought our own. Books and games are supplied too. The kitchen is well equipped and on arrival it was a nice surprise to find a complementary fine selection of local goodies and treats for our bedlington terrier Barney. The bed was so comfortable and the linen sheets and duvet cover were delightful. The bathroom is in a seperate building a few steps outside but dont let that put you off, it was warm, clean, and modern . On days when it is dry there is a private sitting out area and a ring to tether hounds to as this is a farming area. The owners were welcoming and responsive. Dolly is set down a quite county lane with ample parking available. A half mile walk along the main road will find you at a local pub which brews beer and makes excellent pizza. Just a 3 mile stride to the coast gives you another pleasant walk, again with a pub to supply refreshments. On the one dry day we went to New Quay, a short drive away and we were rewarded with the sight of dolphins playing just off the harbour, which was a wonderful experience. We highly recommend this accommodation for comfort, location and the effort the owners put in to make guests feel relaxed and welcome. Helen , Alwyn and Barney Bedlington

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Sarah - Verified booking

Fern Cottage in Aberporth is lovely, offers nearly everything you need for a great holiday.

The house is nicely decorated, and included all the facilities most people would need to make an enjoyable stay. The safe enclosed garden is a superb extra. The fact that no where in the village is that far to walk is also a real bonus. We did have some problems with the shower head (needs a new fitting to make it stay upright) but we were able to still use it during our stay. It might also be worth the listing stressing to anyone booking the cottage that the short walk up and down the hill to the beach/ local pub/car parking area might cause some people with mobility problems or families with small children an issue. We were okay with this but with no pavements and a reasonably steep hill to walk up we would expect anyone arriving without knowing this might be surprised and it could ruin their stay (although they ought to be aware before booking they are holidaying in scenic Wales) It's a shame that there are still regulations around the previous visitors book as we have been on UK cottage holidays for over 30 years and always find these a first stop in arrival as they are a very useful addition to help quick navigation to best places to visit/eat/shop in the area we are staying. Our stay was so enjoyable it left us knowing we will be booking to stay in that area again in the future.

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Tony - Verified booking

We loved the property, it was very well equipped and comfortable.

If we had any criticism it would be that an extension lead or additional socket would be handy in both the main living area and the main bedroom but these can be worked around. We also noted that the Velux windows could do with a good clean. Neither of these things affected our stay. Personally, I found the switch for the upstairs water tank a little confusing and although we expected it to be off, which it was, the positioning wasn't very clear. This was resolved for me via a YouTube video. Being only our 2nd holiday in Wales, we found Oak Tree Cottage to be a great base for the area and were able to visit a number of attractions during the week, including a dolphin watching trip, the honey farm at New Quay, the Gwili railway and the Welsh Wildlife Centre to name a few. We were also able to make use of the garden area most evenings as the sun went down. Having used both New Golden Dragon and Caffi Sgadan we would certainly recommend the latter which does great fish and chips amongst other things. Personally, I found the food from New Golden Dragon to be perfectly fine but my wife less so. Although we did not make great use of it, we did visit the general store and found that to be well stocked. We would certainly stay here again.

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Ben - Verified booking

The cottage was not clean when we arrived.

The problems were as follows: The cleanliness problems are as follows: - Black Dog Hair on Floor - Black Dog Hair in Bath - Black Dog Hair on Childs High Chair. - Floor Generally Filthy (Daughters Clothing on the Knees and legs went from White to Brown in 2 hours) - Dust on Lampshades collected with hair. - Dirty Bowl left under Sofa. - 5 Dog Poos left in the Garden (we checked when we arrived) - Crockery requires a clean before every use. More general problems include: - The shower Head does not retain its position. This is an easy fix. - The shower Shelf is Broken. This is an easy fix. - The drawer in the Kitchen (R of the Dishwasher) is broken. This is an easy fix. - There is Black Mould/Damp in the Master Bedroom which is where the cot is. This is noxious and needs to be dealt with and not hidden behind furniture. We told the owner and they had the cleaning company contact us. The cleaning company made 1 slot available on Monday which was not possible as they demanded we not be present in the cottage at the time and our 1-year-old knaps between 0930 and 11. They offered 1000. I was not prepared to spoil her day so I did a full clean myself on Sunday morning.

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Anna - Verified booking

When we arrived the cottage was filthy, dog hair everywhere and used bedlinen and towels.

We asked for help and messages showed they had been read but we got no response. It was really upsetting, especially for our children. We had to clean the bathroom and strip the beds ourselves and organise to borrow bedlinen. This isn't what we should be doing on our holiday! We weren't able to enjoy the property as described for the first 2 days, but are still waiting for any compensation. The outside bins are over-flowing, the kitchen oven, microwave and cupboards have not been cleaned at all, cushion covers all need a wash, the bath plug doesn't work and basics such as tea, salt, toilet paper weren't provided. I have never experienced anything similar in many years of visiting West Wales. I have photos evidencing all of this. I truly can't understand not apologising or providing compensation. They haven't even bothered to return the bedlinen we borrowed yet and we are expected to keep using our time to chase. We have clearly not received the service we paid for and will be pursuing the matter if required. Everyone should receive a clean, comfortable welcome to start their holiday and if problems occur they should be communicated and addressed swiftly.

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Things to do near Aberporth

Cardigan Island Coastal Farm Park

Named for its spectacular views across to Cardigan Island just 200 metres offshore, this unique family-run Farm Park which also overlooks the Teifi estuary and Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, is located on a picturesque headland in the southern part of Cardigan Bay.

Afon Mêl Honey Farm & Meadery

In an old chapel on the outskirts of New Quay is this family run honey farm. An exhibition of the bee honey making process allows you to get safety up close to the beehive via glass screens. Licensed coffee shops sell a range of drinks and treats, plus a selection of their honey and honey based products and their award winning Heather Mead. Free car park. New Quay, Cross Inn, Llandysul SA44 6NN

Dolphin Spotting

Bottlenose dolphins reside in the area and can be seen off the coast of New Quay all year round. For the best chance of seeing one up close, take a boat trip from the New Quay pier. New Quay SA45 9NW

Cardigan Castle

Cardigan Castle is a castle overlooking the River Teifi in Cardigan, Ceredigion, Wales. It is a Grade I listed building dating from the late 11th-century, though was rebuilt in 1244

Holiday Cottages in Aberporth

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Aberporth Cottages

Cardigan

Gwaun Cottage

Ref: S1035523

Llandysul

Dolly the Circus Wagon

Ref: S819499

Reviews 4

Cardigan

Troedyrhiw Holiday Cottages

Ref: S500374

Aberporth

The Cottage - Osd

Ref: S378761

Cardigan

Troedyrhiw Holiday Cottages

Ref: S500373

Cardigan

Morfan Tresaith

Ref: S1241268

Cardigan

Cornflower at Gorslwyd - Sound Retreat

Ref: S1257066

Llandysul

Trysor Holiday Cottage, Coach House with sea views

Ref: S947704

Cardigan

Cardigan Coastal Cottages

Ref: S914625

Cardigan

The Stable @ Canllefaes

Ref: S522241

Reviews 2

Cardigan

Teifi Cottage

Ref: S1035515

Cardigan

Oak Tree Cottage

Ref: S437368

Reviews 15

Cardigan

Fern Cottage

Ref: S45358

Reviews 49

Cardigan

Llyn Y Felin

Ref: S882806

Reviews 2

Cardigan

2 Bed Cottage in Tresaith

Ref: S230308

Cardigan

The Byre @ Canllefaes

Ref: S522251

Cardigan

Delyn Aur

Ref: S225465

Reviews 32

Llandysul

Morfa Isaf Cottage

Ref: S5636

Reviews 64

Llangrannog

Pant

Ref: S821444

Reviews 4

Cardigan

4 Bed Cottage in Tresaith

Ref: S232308

Penbryn

The Granary Cottage

Ref: S114248

Reviews 61

Cardigan

The Parlour

Ref: S696900

Reviews 10

Cardigan

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