Golwg y Mor stands out as one of the most unique holiday homes in West Wales. With its cliffside location, panoramic sea views, direct access to the Wales Coast Path and the chance to spot dolphins from your window, this property offers an unforgettable staycation experience.
Property Overview
Built directly into the side of a cliff, Golwg y Mor is unlike most holiday cottages found in the UK. Sleeping up to four guests, the two-bedroom, two-bathroom property has been designed to make the most of its incredible setting, with large bay windows framing spectacular sea views from almost every corner of the home.
Interior Features
The spacious living area features comfortable sofas and a stylish wood burner, the modern and well-equipped kitchen includes a breakfast bar, while the dining area comfortably seats six people.
One of the bedrooms boasts a king-size bed, a private lounger positioned to enjoy the sea views and an en-suite bathroom. The second king-size bedroom sits at the rear of the property and has access to a separate bathroom, providing privacy for all guests.
Outdoor Amenities
Outside, the roof garden provides a spectacular point over the coastline, complete with a picnic bench. There is also a private hot tub that overlooks the sea views.
Location and Attractions
The Golwg y Mor cottage is located near some of Wales' more standout attractions. The Wales Coast Path can be accessed directly beneath the cottage and leads to the picturesque village of Llangrannog, around 1.5 miles away. Guests may even spot dolphins swimming in Cardigan Bay from the cottage itself. For those wanting a closer encounter, dolphin-watching trips operate from the harbour town of New Quay, around five miles away.
Guest Reviews
Guests who have stayed at Golwg y Mor have been full of praise for both the property and its setting. One visitor described it as: “Outstanding property in an outstanding location.”
Another wrote: “Absolutely glorious views, peaceful and relaxing. Everything you need, would highly recommend.”
However, one guest noted that the property’s remote location comes with slower internet speed, saying: “The wifi is a bit sluggish but that’s a small price to pay for the stunning isolation. Really quite unique.”
While a different reviewer praised the sunsets: “Anyone staying here will be amazed at the location and the wonderful view. The sunsets are truly lovely.”
Important Notes
Potential visitors should note that Golwg y Mor is not dog-friendly. This may be a drawback for holidaymakers hoping to bring pets along.
