Morfa Ganol Seaside Holiday Cottage

A spacious seaside cottage in Llangrannog

Morfa Ganol is a superb detached holiday home in the beautiful beach village of Llangrannog, on the Ceredigion coast. Sleeping up to eleven across five bedrooms, with sea views, a wood-burning stove and a private garden, it is a wonderful choice for a big family or group seeking a classic seaside holiday on Cardigan Bay — and dogs are welcome too.

Room for the whole group

The house has five bedrooms and three bathrooms, comfortably sleeping up to eleven, with characterful, generous living space and a wood-burning stove at its heart for cosier evenings. The kitchen is fully equipped with a dishwasher, and there is a washing machine and tumble dryer for longer stays — the practical touches that make a big family holiday so much easier. A cot and highchair are available for little ones.

Sea views, garden and parking

Many of the rooms enjoy lovely sea views, and outside there is a private garden with a patio and barbecue — a fine spot to relax on a warm evening after a day on the beach. There is private parking for up to four cars, a real bonus in a busy coastal village, and free WiFi throughout. Dogs are welcome (charges may apply), so the whole family can come along. A winter fuel charge applies in the cooler months.

Llangrannog and the coast

Llangrannog is one of Ceredigion’s prettiest beach villages, with a sandy cove, dramatic cliffs and the National Trust’s Lochtyn headland, all on the Ceredigion Coast Path. The lovely beach at Penbryn is just 1.3 miles away, and the harbour town of New Quay — famous for its dolphins — the beach at Tresaith and the town of Cardigan are all within easy reach. For more places to stay and ideas, see our guide to holiday accommodation in Ceredigion.

A classic family seaside base

With space for a big group, the beach close by and the dolphins of Cardigan Bay on the doorstep, Morfa Ganol is a brilliant base for a traditional family seaside holiday. Days can be spent on the sand, walking the coast path, spotting dolphins or exploring the pretty villages along the coast, before gathering back at the house around the wood burner. Its excellent guest reviews say it all.

Things to do around Llangrannog

There is plenty to explore along this stretch of the Ceredigion coast. Walk out to the National Trust’s Lochtyn headland for sweeping views, or follow the coast path to neighbouring beaches — Penbryn with its long sweep of NT-owned sand, Tresaith with its waterfall onto the beach, and the little chapel-topped cove at Mwnt, one of the best spots for watching seals and dolphins. Boat trips run from New Quay to see the bottlenose dolphins of Cardigan Bay, and the historic town of Cardigan, with its restored castle, is a short drive away. Days here are made for beaches, rock-pooling and clifftop walks.

At a glance

• Detached seaside cottage in Llangrannog
• Five bedrooms, three bathrooms; sleeps up to 11
• Wood-burning stove; fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher
• Sea views; private garden with patio and barbecue
• Private parking for four cars; free WiFi
• Dogs welcome (charges may apply)
• Penbryn beach 1.3 miles away; rated 9.3 out of 10

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does it sleep? Up to eleven guests across five bedrooms.

Are dogs welcome? Yes, dogs are welcome (charges may apply).

Are there sea views? Yes — many of the rooms enjoy sea views.

Is there parking? Yes — private parking for up to four cars.

What is nearby? Llangrannog beach, the Lochtyn headland, Penbryn, Tresaith and New Quay.

For a spacious, dog-friendly seaside base for a big group in Llangrannog, Morfa Ganol is a wonderful choice. Check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.