Located in Newport, this cottage is near theme parks and on the beach. Newport Memorial Hall and Pentre Ifan Dolmen are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Dyffryn Fernant Gardens and Moorland Cottage Plants. Travelling with kids? Consider Melin Tregwynt Woolen Mill and Preseli Venture. Discover the area's water adventures with kayaking and power boating nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with horse riding and cycling.
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - 1 min walk - 0.0 km
Aberfforest Beach - 2 min walk - 0.2 km
Traeth Mawr - 5 min drive - 3.4 km
Poppit Sands Beach - 28 min drive - 24.2 km
St. David's Cathedral - 34 min drive - 41.2 km
Getting around
Fishguard & Goodwick Station - 23 min drive
Cardiff International Airport (CWL) - 156 min drive
Restaurants
The Gourmet Pig - 11 min drive
Creswells Cafe - 11 min drive
Dolphin Fish & Chips - 14 min drive
Tides Cafe - 5 min drive
The Golden Lion Hotel - 5 min drive
Frequently asked questions
Is Hen Ty LLaeth, Aberfforest, right on the beach and with uninterrupted sea views pet-friendly?
No, pets are not allowed at this property.
How much does it cost to stay at Hen Ty LLaeth, Aberfforest, right on the beach and with uninterrupted sea views?
As of 26 Oct 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Hen Ty LLaeth, Aberfforest, right on the beach and with uninterrupted sea views on 4 Nov 2026 start from £595, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
How much is parking at Hen Ty LLaeth, Aberfforest, right on the beach and with uninterrupted sea views?
On-site parking is available at the property.
What time is check-in at Hen Ty LLaeth, Aberfforest, right on the beach and with uninterrupted sea views?
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.
What time is check-out at Hen Ty LLaeth, Aberfforest, right on the beach and with uninterrupted sea views?
Checkout is at 10:00 AM.
Where is Hen Ty LLaeth, Aberfforest, right on the beach and with uninterrupted sea views located?
Nestled on the beach, this Newport cottage is within a 10-minute walk of Aberfforest Beach and Cardigan Bay. Traeth Mawr and Newport Memorial Hall are also within 3 miles (5 km).
Reviews
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Reviews are presented in chronological order, subject to a moderation process, and verified unless otherwise labelled.
loved the cottage, but we were stunned by the amazing viand views that come with the cottage. The standard of the cottage was excellent, kitchen was very well equipped. All rooms were clean and tidy and decorated to a very high standard. The beds were very comfortable which is really important.Would highly recommend this cottage to anyone looking for a very relaxed stay and relaxation.Thank you Moira for being such a very good host.
A lovely week in the most idyllic of settings. Beach and coastal walks on your doorstep were wonderful and the wildlife was fantastic. Cottage was very comfortable and it had everything we needed for our week away.
Stayed 7 nights in Jun 2025
Response from VrboOwner on 10 Jul 2025
Thank you Rosie. I am pleased you had an excellent week and enjoyed the beach location. Thanks for choosing Hen Ty Llaeth for your holidays!
A wonderful cottage in such a beautiful location. Peaceful and relaxing stay. The cottage is very comfortable with everything you need and the owners clearly put effort and attention to detail to make the experience so good. Highly recommended holiday let!
We had a wonderful stay. The house is in an AMAZING location and our boys (aged 2 and 5) had the best time playing on the beach and the surrounding area. The house was really well set up and we just loved sitting in the upstairs living room watching the sea. We will be back!
A beautiful, warm & cosy home from home, with stunning sea views. Aberfforest is serene & magical - the perfect place to relax & unwind. Highly recommended :)
The property is in a great location with fantastic views, very warm, comfortable and well appointed. We had a brilliant week with family despite the vagaries of Pembrokeshire weather. It was really good to be so close to the beach and walk the coast path without having to to drive!
An amazing and unique holiday location. Very peaceful yet only a few minutes from Newport with interesting shops and cafes. Very comfortable property, everything you need for a peaceful retreat. I would highly recommend. I loved walking to the beach, the woods and the waterfall all a minute or two from the property.
We stayed for 3 nights and enjoyed a a lot. The house was clean and everything was there. Location and view to sea was amazing. Communication was very easy with the owner and she replied in a couple of minutes when needed something. A hot tub could add more value for holiday at this place. Definitely recommending
Stayed 3 nights in Aug 2023
Response from VrboOwner on 3 Sept 2023
Thank you Enayat. I am pleased you and your family enjoyed your stay.
We booked the house because of the location and access to the coastal paths. It did not disappoint. Sat with a morning coffee over looking the bay while waiting for the kids to wake was perfect. One day we went one way on the coastal path, the next the other. It was the reset we needed for the start of half term.
Stayed 3 nights in Oct 2024
Response from VrboOwner on 5 Nov 2024
Thank you for your review Claire. I am pleased you enjoyed your stay and also enjoyed walking on the amazing coastline that we look out on to.
Thanks for choosing Hen Ty Llaeth too.
We had a lovely week at this excellent cottage which is set in the most stunning location overlooking Aberfforest beach. The cottage has everything you could wish for, is well equipped and is spotlessly clean. It is so peaceful here. We loved sitting in the second lounge upstairs looking out at the bay and watching the sunsets. If you are new to the area, the information centre in Newport is very good and the staff very helpful. Newport has some great places to eat and for lunch we enjoyed a meal at the Blas at Fronlas bistro. The nearby village of Nevern is lovely with a beautiful church and excellent walks - we enjoyed a meal at the Trewern Arms there. We’d love to return and thank you Moira for all your help
Stayed 7 nights in Jun 2024
Response from VrboOwner on 27 Jun 2024
Hi Andrew
I am so pleased you enjoyed your stay. We will be delighted to welcome you back!
Thanks. Moira
We have visited Aberfforest and Newport a couple of times recently. Always very relaxing and a chance to recharge the batteries.
Newport itself has a selection of pubs and restaurants. (Blas is our favourite). Newport Beach, about 15 minutes drive away, has an excellent cafe. Take your binoculars and stop at the estuary bridge on the way for a spot of birdwatching.
Slightly more energetic are the cliff walks from Aberfforest beach to the remains of the church at Cwm-yr-Eglwys and the Parrot and into Newport.
We tend to visit off season.There is no shortage of things to do, whatever the weather. Will definitely be back.
I'd like to start off by thanking Moira for her amazing communication. We arrived to a clean, fresh and beautiful property and even some Welsh cakes! We were both blown away by the sea view and what felt like our own private beach! Very friendly neighbours as well.
The waterfall at the back of the house was a pleasant surprise when exploring along the river, lots of fun spots to discover, with amazing walks on top of the hill!
The Aga is a lovely touch and fantastic for cooking a full English. On the topic of food, we visited The Canteen in Newport, which was a lovely pizza place that even offered a gluten free base for myself. We are also tempted to steal a few design ideas from the downstairs bathroom! Overall we really enjoyed our stay, the house was lovely and homely with some great activities and beaches nearby. We will definitely be back.
Thank you for a great stay,
Olivia
Excellent high spec property in beautiful location
As soon as you come to the end of the farm track and see the bay, you know you are in for a relaxing couple of weeks.
My wife and I had visited Hen Ty Llaeth many years ago, but this time came with her father and his friend, both in their 80's. They appreciated having two ground floor bedrooms with stunning views over the coastline and wooded hills. They also loved the conservatory where they spent a lot of time enjoying the sunshine and doing a massive jigsaw !! The newly refitted downstairs bathroom is super with a enormous bath and great shower.
My wife and I walked both ways along the cliff path, to the next bay at Cwm yr Eglwys and also towards Newport. You probably need to be reasonably fit for the cliff paths, but we also found nice level walking along the estuary the other side of Newport and from Newport Beach.
We loved experimenting with cooking on the Aga, which is on in the winter months. We cooked several meals and our porridge every day. I was surprised how quickly I got used to using it. (There is also a traditional oven and hob if you prefer).
We visited Newport several times. It is a very pretty place, only a five minute drive from the cottage. There are plenty of places to eat and a range of shops. We did wonder before arriving whether things would be open off-season, but we needn't have worried. Most things were open and there seems to be a thriving local community. Highly recommend Blas coffee shop and next door Tides restaurant/cafe for yummy coffee , cake and lunch. Also had lunch at the Castle Inn, with home made veggie food.
As we were largely self catering it was useful to have the Spar in Newport and the traditional butchers (for meat eaters) with an extensive range of fresh fruit and vegetables (which suited us!) That with a couple of trips to the larger Coop in Fishguard met our needs without needing to go further.
We had planned to do a bit more travelling but actually spent a lot of our time relaxing in the cottage, enjoying the view of the changing sea from the upstairs lounge and watching the birds flying across the valley. (Although St David's Cathedral and City (very small city!!)is a must.)
Felt so chilled at the end of the two weeks - a perfect spot for recharging the batteries. The whole place is just so peaceful, a retreat from the busy world. Beautiful memories - We hope to return.
This is THE place! The house was immaculate, the setting is unique and incredible. It was really clean and tidy and everything was in good condition. It is equipped with everything, and I mean everything one would need domestically with the wonderful bonus of an Aga. Our bed was very comfortable with no hills or valleys, not too hard and not too soft. The lounge and dining area were perfect for us two but would be even more perfect for larger families as would the further bedrooms and bathrooms. The upper lounge with its big apex window looking out to sea was a perfect spot for chilling out. The house has a spacious conservatory with a sofa and table and chairs. It’s delightful whatever the weather to sit and watch the sea and sky changing with the light. The woods and stream to the side were an added bonus especially with the magical waterfall. In the warmer weather the patio would be a great place to spend a lazy afternoon. We feel that we have found a truly special place to spend a holiday. It would be utterly magical place for children to have adventures on the almost private little beach and it’s surrounds. As it was us two oldies did a lot of gazing at the wildlife, the sea, the night sky and the forest and discovering some of the best unspoilt and peaceful places in the world.
Thank you to Moira for sharing your wonderful home it was absolutely perfect.