Aberystwyth 4.2 miles. Hidden away in the beautiful scenery of Capel Seion is this striking blue cottage, Pen Y Graig. Within reaching distance of the buzzing town of Aberystwyth, this wonderful self-catering cottage is ideal for small families of four who wish to explore the breath-taking Ceredigion Coast. Cosy up to loved ones on the gorgeous grey sofa as you watch your favourite shows on the flat-screen TV, or curl up in the inviting armchair and enjoy a chapter of your favourite book with a glass of wine, whilst keeping nice and toasty from the heat of the electric fire. Choose to dine at the attractive table as you indulge in a mouth-watering meal prepared in the well-equipped country-style kitchen, courtesy of the chef of the group. Head outside to the enclosed rear courtyard where you can climb the steep stone steps up to the patio and delight in dinner and drinks alfresco, as you watch the sunset on another glorious day in Wales. Return to the warmth of the cottage as you take the stairs up to the first floor and discover two homely bedrooms; the first of the bedrooms comprises a large double with a dressing table and wall-mounted TV, whilst the second bedroom has both a standard and 2'6" single, together creating a delightful twin bedroom. Each of the bedrooms are decorated with pretty oak furnishings and calming blue hues, and served by a peaceful bathroom with contemporary wall-to-floor tiling and both a spacious bathtub and separate walk-in shower. Make the most of your time in Wales with days spent exploring the coast, with a thrilling hike along the Ceredigion Coast Path or days spent basking in the sunshine on the sugary shores of Aberystwyth Beach. Climb luscious open fields to the ruins of Pen Dinas Hill Fort, or learn of the rich local history in the town of Aberystwyth with tours of the imposing 13th century castle grounds and Gordedd Stone Circle. Wander along the vibrant Seafront Promenade and uncover a wide range of independent stores and delicious eateries, as well as attractions such as Aberystwyth Cliff Railway and Camera Obscura. Close by you’ll find Devil's Bridge, a village and community in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains, home to the world famous tourist attraction of Devils Bridge Falls in the Rheidol Gorge, visited since the 18th century. Avid golfers will enjoy a quick nine holes at Aberystwyth Golf Club, a scenic course boasting unrivalled sea views, whilst historians should be sure to visit Comisiwn Brenhinol Henebion Cymru, the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales. Further inland, the Silver Mountain Experience and The Magic of Life Butterfly House, are perfect for those travelling with children, whilst all can enjoy the beauty of the Devil's Bridge Falls, just a short drive away. Live incredible moments with your loved ones on a holiday at Pen Y Graig.

The bustling village of Llanbadarn Fawr can be found resting on the outskirts of the popular coastal town of Aberystwyth, in the stunning county of Ceredigion, Wales. Boasting a plethora of amenities such as a friendly village pub serving up delicious hot dinners, and a fantastic ​retail park filled with a good selection of stores, visitors will be spoilt for choice. Down by the seaside the village of Borth is well-worth a visit, and Pontarfynach can be found just a pleasant drive away.

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