Dau Ddeg

Dau Ddeg stands on the Ceredigion coast near New Quay, where cliffs meet golden sand and the harbour draws boat trips out to spot seals and dolphins. The village itself sits just over a mile from the beach—close enough for a morning walk but far enough to feel properly rural. This is a recently renovated property sleeping eight across four bedrooms, each with a super king bed that can split into twins if needed.

The ground floor opens into interconnected living and dining spaces, both with wood burners and smart TVs, plus a second lounge for when the group spreads out. Full-sized kitchen with electric oven and induction hob handles proper cooking; a utility room with washing machine means longer stays work too. Four bathrooms and a separate shower room ensure mornings run smoothly. Upstairs, the master bedroom has windows and a balcony overlooking the coast. The enclosed garden includes a private hot tub for all eight guests, patio furniture and a BBQ.

Essentials like heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi come as standard. The property suits families and groups of friends; it's not available for hen or stag parties. There's parking for four cars. No smoking inside. New Quay's restaurants and cafes are within easy reach, and the beach rewards the short walk with swimming, rockpooling and that view across Cardigan Bay.