Tucked away on the Parkdean Holiday Resort, on the edge of the coastal village of Borth, is this inviting, single-storey lodge, Gwent 74. Affording stunning views down towards the sea, Gwent 74 makes a charming base for families looking to access Cardigan Bay, Mid Wales and the Snowdonia National Park. Upon arrival you are greeted by two off-road parking spaces, situated directly outside the property so you can easily unload your belongings. Make yourself at home in the open-plan living space, equipped with all the necessities for a short stay, including a plush corner sofa and wall-mounted Smart TV, allowing you enjoy catch-up TV. Move over to the kitchen, where an assortment of appliances help with home-cooking; there’s even a dishwasher so you won’t have to lift a finger when cleaning up! At the rear of the lodge lies the bedrooms, comprising of a double and two twins, each neutrally finished. Wake up from a deep slumber and step into the walk-in shower, before preparing a coffee to take outside to the veranda, where those stunning views can be admired once again. The local village of Borth has plenty to offer visitors, including a selection of eateries for when you fancy a night away from the kitchen, along with a convenience store for grabbing the essentials. Take advantage of the popular beach where you can relax on three miles of golden sands or embark on cliff-top walks and take in the scene from the elevated position; in the summer, keep your eyes peeled for dolphins and seals in the water! Continue exploring along the Heritage Coast Walk or tail away in the scenic National Nature Reserve, embarking on an unforgettable trip on the narrow gauge railways, which steam through stunning countryside, mountains and rolling hillsides. With all this, plus the attraction of the Snowdonia National Park just a scenic journey away, choose Gwent 74 for an exciting Mid Wales retreat.

Borth is a tiny beach resort that looks out over Cardigan Bay and is situated along a beautiful coastal route. There are three miles of sand that extend to Ynyslas Beach at low tide, which has expansive sand dunes and is where the Dyfi National Nature Reserve is located. Borth offers a variety of family-friendly activities for all seasons, including stores, bars, a golf course, a restaurant, and a movie theatre. This entire coastline is well-known for its watersports, including wind, sand, and traditional surfing, as well as its lovely coastal walks where you may delight in seeing sea birds and seals. There are also chances for even more active pursuits in nearby Snowdonia. Explore Aberystwyth's castle remains and cliff top train, as well as the charming Aberdovey, the Celtic History Museum, the fascinating Centre for Alternative Technology, and the majestic Talyllyn narrow gauge steam line. Whatever you choose, you can be sure that this dynamic and diverse region of Wales will inspire.

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