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Forming a border between the beautiful counties of Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire, is the renowned Afon Teifi. Flowing for 75-miles and known for being one of Wales’ longest rivers, your Teifi Valley holiday cottage enjoys truly tranquil setting. 

Why a Teifi Valley cottage? 

Ideally located for exploring the wonders of West Wales, this choice of Teifi Valley accommodation offers a hub of activity right from the front door.  

The river is renowned for its superb fishing opportunities, particularly game fishing. Whether you’re an experienced angler or a beginner, there is a variety of pools, lakes and shallow waters to hook your catch of the day, including salmon and trout.  

Follow the river to experience the very best of the Welsh countryside, as it flows through Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire, and the stunning Cambrian Mountains. Here you will find the start of the river, Llyn Teifi, which forms part of the renowned Teifi Pools.  

Places to visit during your self-catering stay in Teifi Valley 

If you can tear yourself away from the comfort of your Teifi cottage, there are miles of unspoilt landscape to explore. Visit Tregaron, where you will find the popular Red Kite Centre and Museum, where you can spot the local wildlife and brush up on your history. Afterwards, you can make a pit stop at the Riverbank Café and Farm Shop to refuel with a delicious lunch.  

Be sure to check out Henllan, where thrill seekers can enjoy whitewater tubing with Adventure Beyond, between the small town of Llandysul and Henllan Falls. Other attractions include the Teifi Valley Railway, perfect for the little ones at 2-foot, and the charming 13th-century thatched pub and restaurant of The Llindir Inn.  

For further watersports and angling opportunities, venture towards the coast to Cardigan. Here you will find the fascinating Cardigan Castle, the Welsh Wildlife Centre, and a good selection of shops, riverside pubs, restaurants and cafes for dining with a view! 

Some of our other favourite places to visit in the Teifi Valley are St Dogmaels, Newcastle Emlyn, Cenarth, and Lampeter.  

Types of Teifi Valley holiday cottages 

After enjoying days of action-packed adventures, what could be better to return to than a cottage with hot tub? Or a crackling woodburning stove which you can curl up in front of with a glass of wine.  

Ditch the hustle and bustle and enjoy the tranquil surroundings of this collection of remote and secluded cottages. Be sure to check out this range of dog-friendly cottages so your pooch doesn’t miss out on the fun! 

If you’re celebrating a special occasion with all the family, then these large holiday homes will be just what you’re looking for. Whilst a more intimate escape calls for one of these romantic hideaways.  

Ensure a memorable escape with superb surroundings, whether you want to wake up to magnificent mountains, or fresh coastal air and sea views, there is sure to a cottage to suit you! 

Embark on your Welsh adventure and book your stay at a Teifi holiday cottage today. 

 

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