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Caban Cynnes, meaning Cosy Cabin, occupies a truly stunning spot on a family smallholding set in beautiful and peaceful countryside, &nbsp;It enjoys panoramic views overlooking miles of unspoilt open countryside, a perfect base for your idyllic Welsh holiday. The addition of a Jacuzzi hot tub brings an added luxury to your stay.&nbsp; A picturesque haven for the outdoor enthusiast offering superb countryside, spectacular coastline and award-winning beaches. Don't forget your binoculars to watch our resident Welsh kites fly overhead and the many varieties of birds feeding at the bird table. The cabin is less than four miles from the award-winning beaches at Penbryn and Llangrannog. The cabin is dog friendly and children over 12 and babes in arms are welcome. Being this close to nature and the wildlife makes you but feel a genuine sense of peace and relaxation in your own very special paradise. The cabin has a cosy feel and is well equipped. There is an open plan kitchen/ diner and lounge area, &nbsp;two bedrooms, &nbsp;an en suite shower room and a family bathroom.&nbsp; The master bedroom has a double bed with an ensuite shower room and the second bedroom has a single bed plus cot.&nbsp;&nbsp; Livingroom /kitchen area:&nbsp; With large patio doors opening onto an terrace and taking in the amazing views - great for Al Fresco dining too!&nbsp; There is a well equipped&nbsp;hand fitted Oak kitchen. &nbsp;The lounge area: Two comfortable sofas, a wood-burning stove, oak flooring, a smart TV, Wi-Fi making the most of the stunning countryside views.&nbsp; It is an ideal private, picturesque setting for all. The nitty gritty... Sleeps 3 plus infant Hot Tub : The guests are deemed to have accepted the Hot Tub terms of use&nbsp;(provided in the cottage) if they choose to use the tub during their stay. WIFI available. Dog friendly. Open plan kitchen and living area Microwave. Cooker. <ul> <li>Bedroom 1:</li> </ul> Double bed with en-suite shower room &nbsp;Wardrobe &nbsp;Dressing table. &nbsp;Bedside tables with lamps. Bedroom 2: Single bed plus 1 full size cot&nbsp; Family Bathroom: Wardrobe with drawers. <h5>Outside:</h5> Hot Tub (not recommened for young children) Outdoor wooden table with bench seating. Veranda with patio are overlooking stunning countryside views. &nbsp;Large enclosed garden ideal for dogs&nbsp; Not recommened for children between 2 - 12 years&nbsp; Plenty of parking for 2 cars.&nbsp; Locally... The whole of the West coast of Wales can be easily explored from this stunning base located a few miles from the many award winning beaches of Llangrannog, Tresaith and Mwnt to name but a few. <a name="_GoBack"></a>Cardigan Bay is an outstanding and internationally important area for marine wildlife sheltering some of Britain's rarest birds and marine life, home to a resident population of some 130 bottlenose dolphins as well as porpoises and grey seals. Walking on the beautiful heritage coastal path gives you an ideal opportunity to see the abundance of wildlife or get up close and personal with the marine life on daily boat trips from New Quay. Caban Cynnes is an ideal location for exploring the Ceredigion coastline dotted with villages, small port and harbour towns all with a rich seafaring history. The picturesque market towns of Cardigan and Aberaeron offer a wealth of products with some of Wales’ finest foods, a good range of eateries and lots of fine period architecture including the historic Cardigan Castle. <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhydlewis">Rhydlewis </a>- post office/shop,&nbsp; <a href="http://www.damhile.co.uk/">Da Mhile Distillery</a> - Independent, award winning farmhouse distillery in West Wales committed to bringing high quality organic artisan Gin, seaweed Gin, and organic whiskey - approx 4 miles <a href="http://www.teificheese.co.uk/">Teifi cheese</a> <ul> <li><a href="http://rhydlewistroutfarmandsmokery.co.uk/">Rhydlewis Smokery</a> - I mile</li> </ul> Dolphin watching from New Quay, <a href="https://www.cardigan-bay.com/tresaith-beach-cardigan-bay.php">Tresaith</a>, Penbryn and <a href="http://www.discoverceredigion.co.uk/English/where/Coast/beaches/Pages/Llangrannog.aspx">Llangrannog</a> beaches. <a href="http://pizzatipi.co.uk/">Cardigan Pizza Tipi</a>, The Quays Cardigan - Delicious home fired pizza straight from the oven, views over the Teifi <a href="http://www.discoverceredigion.co.uk/English/where/Coast/beaches/Pages/Llangrannog.aspx">Llangrannog</a> - small fishing village and beach - 4.5 miles <a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/mid/sites/beaches/pages/penbryn.shtml">Penbryn</a> - NT beach - 4.5 miles <a href="http://www.newquay-westwales.co.uk/">New Quay</a> - Boat trips to see dolphins - 15 minute drive <ul> <li><a href="http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/llanerchaeron/">Llanerchaeron</a> NT estate - 20 min drive</li> </ul> <a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/mid/sites/aberaeron/">Aberaeron</a> - pretty Geogian harbour seaside town, <a href="http://www.thehiveaberaeron.com/">The Hive</a>, <a href="http://www.harbour-master.com/">The Harbourmaster</a> - 8 miles <ul> <li><a href="http://www.cawscenarth.co.uk/">Caws Cenarth</a> (cheese) & organic cafe, walks - 2 miles</li> </ul> <a href="https://www.cardigan-bay.com/tresaith-beach-cardigan-bay.php">Newcastle Emlyn</a> - food, cafes, antiques, castle - 5 miles <ul> <li><a href="https://www.welshwildlife.org/visitor-centres/the-welsh-wildlife-centre/">West Wales Wildlife Centre</a> - otters etc&nbsp;</li> </ul> <a href="http://www.museumwales.ac.uk/en/wool/">National Woollen Museum</a> - History of weaving /spinning in Wales - 7 miles <ul> <li><a href="http://www.daffodilinn.co.uk/">The Daffodil Gastro pub</a> 5.5 miles (11 minute drive)</li> </ul> <a href="http://www.la-calabria.co.uk/">La Calabria</a> Authentic Italian restaurant specialising in a range of delicious homemade pasta and tasty dishes made from fresh local produce. 2.5 miles (7mins drive) <ul> <li><a href="http://supermarket.londis.co.uk/38560-hoffnant-garage">Brynoffnant stores</a> ( Award winning Londis and Garage) Including: Local produce, off licence, fresh fruit, vedg, instore bakery and bags of logs etc.</li> </ul> Llangrannog - Small picturesque seaside village and beach with two pubs (Both with restaurants) - 4.5 miles (12 mins) <a href="https://www.facebook.com/The-Beach-Hut-105476402837944/">The Beach hut</a> Llangrannog Funky Cafe/restaurant in the evenings-right by the sea. Good home-made fayre. <a href="https://pentrearms.co.uk/">The Pentre Arms</a> <a href="https://museum.wales/wool/">The National Woolen museum</a> <ul> <li><a href="https://www.cardigan-bay.com/aberaeron-cardigan-bay.php">Aberaeron&nbsp;</a></li> </ul> <a href="https://www.harbour-master.com/">The Harbourmaster</a> Aberaeron Good food and atmosphere right on the harbour.

Caban Cynnes

My wife and I stayed at Caban Cynnes for a week and thoroughly enjoyed it. Very well equipped and very comfortable. No hesitation in recommending it. Many thanks. Bernie

Super cottage

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the cabin. It was one of the most peaceful places we've stayed in and had one of the most beautiful views. The cabin has been cleverly located so that you really feel you're completely alone although the farm is just next door. Basil and Hilary were very helpful and flexible and had equipped the cabin really well. It was lovely to be able to bring our border terrier too. 

We've stayed in this area many times and absolutely love the coast line. The cabin was close enough to the beaches that it felt like a quick hop in the car. Penbryn is our favourite. 

We would highly recommend the cabin which was cosy and welcoming. The birdlife was a particular highlight. Thank you!

Highly recommend

We loved Caban Aderyn - it was such a peaceful escape. The woodburner is really warm and cosy and we watched the birds in the field on the feeders on the porch for hours, especially the resident robin and the swirling kites. Our hosts were very kind in leaving firewood every day and some days, the cabin was so cosy that we stayed there most of the day rather than venture out. Even with the howling of storm Eleanor outside, everything within was cosy. Recommended beaches nearby are Penbryn (also the gorgeous Plwmp Tart cafe nearby) and Llangrannog (the Beach Hut is lovely for eating) and Mwnt. We also walked from Borth to Ynys Las at low tide, marvelling at the exposed prehistoric forest stumps in the sand. Llanyrchaeron is gorgeous too. We'll definitely be back - the cabin was lacking in nothing. Thanks for a lovely stay.

We loved Caban

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