Ty Cwch Boathouse | Cwmtydu, United Kingdom

Pod in Cwmtydu, Llandyssul

12 guests • 3 bedrooms • 12 beds • 1 bathroom

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This is a small cove on the Ceredigion Heritage Coast that most people drive straight past. There's no sign on the main road, and the valley keeps it hidden. This sits at the bottom, thirty seconds from the beach, on the Wales Coast Path between Llangrannog and New Quay — and it's one of the best-kept secrets on the Welsh coast.

The building is made from reclaimed shipping containers, clad in larch, with large porthole windows and canvas canopies over the deck. It was designed by a local architect, holds a Green Tourism Gold Award and a Visit Wales Innovation in Tourism Award, and was featured on Channel 4's Britain's Best Beach Huts. It looks like nothing else you'll stay in.

Downstairs is a fully equipped kitchen with a large cooker, spacious fridge and everything you need for group cooking, plus a comfortable lounge with games, books, music and WiFi. The covered deck sits under the sails with a large dining table, infrared heaters and hammocks — usable for much of the year. There's also a utility and drying room, two WCs and two hot outdoor showers for rinsing off after the beach, plus a garden with a firepit and BBQ.

Upstairs, three heated and insulated sleeping cabins each sleep four in comfortable bunks — twelve guests in total. Fitted sheets and single duvets are provided; bring your own duvet covers and pillowcases. Two shower rooms with WCs serve the floor.
Kayaks, a surfboard, bodyboards, lifejackets and boules are all included, with secure storage if you're bringing your own gear. Previous guests have paddleboarded, kayaked, surfed, fished, cycled, foraged, and done yoga and wellbeing courses — the space works for whatever you want to make of it.

The beach is a hundred metres from the door. It's quiet and sheltered, sandy in places, with a stream running into the sea and a rock pool at one end. Seals come to pup on the beach in autumn and are around for much of the year — guests regularly swim alongside them. Dolphins are common in the bay, and New Quay, half an hour along the coast path, runs boat trips out to find them.

Cwmtydu is closer to things than it feels. New Quay and Llangrannog are nearby, and Aberaeron, Cardigan, Aberystwyth and Narberth are all an easy drive. It's a good base for exploring the whole of coastal West Wales.
Book one cabin, two, or all three — the whole place sleeps 12 and is open all year. Cabins from around £100 a night, with up to 25% off for longer stays. Charming Coastal Pods with Firepit & Beach Access in Cwmtydu, United Kingdom

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom 1

4 Bunk beds

Bedroom 2

4 Bunk beds

Bedroom 1

4 Bunk beds

Bedroom 2

4 Bunk beds

Bedroom 3

4 Bunk beds

Features and services

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Wi-Fi/Internet
Heating
Hiking
River, stream or creek
Swimming
Fishing
Beach
Waterfall
Forest
Wildlife watching
Parking
Kayaking/Canoeing
Washing machine
Electricity
Water
21 Minimum age to rent
Infants allowed
Outdoor furniture

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Cwmtydu, Llandyssul

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Beach
Coastal
Forest
River, stream or creek
Waterfall

Tŷ Cwch is a boathouse in one of the most unspoilt coves on the Ceredigion Heritage Coast. We love this place. The seals in the bay, the dolphins out in Cardigan Bay, the coast path on the doorstep, the silence. We wanted to share it, without spoiling it. The coastline, wildlife and landscapes that make Cwmtydu so special are under real pressure from climate change So we’ve tried to create a place that sits lightly in the landscape with sustainable materials to bring you closer to the nature.

Cwmtydu, Llandyssul

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Beach
Coastal
Forest
River, stream or creek
Waterfall

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Tŷ Cwch is a boathouse in one of the most unspoilt coves on the Ceredigion Heritage Coast. We love this place. The seals in the bay, the dolphins out in Cardigan Bay, the coast path on the doorstep, the silence. We wanted to share it, without spoiling it. The coastline, wildlife and landscapes that make Cwmtydu so special are under real pressure from climate change So we’ve tried to create a place that sits lightly in the landscape with sustainable materials to bring you closer to the nature.

Activities near Cwmtydu

Swimming
Hiking
Biking
Kayaking/Canoeing
Climbing
Fishing
Boating/Sailing
Wildlife watching

Foraging

Swimming
Hiking
Biking
Kayaking/Canoeing
Climbing
Fishing
Boating/Sailing
Wildlife watching

Foraging

Charming Coastal Pods with Firepit & Beach Access in Cwmtydu, United Kingdom

Pod in Cwmtydu, Llandyssul

12 guests • 3 bedrooms • 12 beds • 1 bathroom

Where you'll sleep

Features and services

Most popular features

Wi-Fi/Internet

Heating

Hiking

River, stream or creek

Swimming

Fishing

Beach

Waterfall

Forest

Wildlife watching

Parking

Kayaking/Canoeing

Washing machine

Electricity

Water

21 Minimum age to rent

Infants allowed

Outdoor furniture

Where you will stay

Get in touch to book your luxury camping rental

Cwmtydu, Llandyssul

Scenic views

Beach

Coastal

Forest

River, stream or creek

Waterfall

Activities near Cwmtydu

Swimming

Hiking

Biking

Kayaking/Canoeing

Climbing

Fishing

Boating/Sailing

Wildlife watching

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Arrival and departure

Check-in: From 04:00 PM

Check-out: 11:00 AM

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