Character and creativity shape every detail of this West Wales safari lodge, a memory-making destination to escape to as a family, embracing natural surroundings and spectacular scenery. In the Teifi Valley, this property is surrounded by the wonders of the great outdoors, with long-distance walking trails, stunning waterfalls and pristine beaches all accessible close by. Discover the Teifi Valley Trail or make your way to the coast (less than 8 miles) to unlock the Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire Coast Paths, spotting pods of dolphins moving through the bay as you take in spectacular clifftop sights. The town of Cardigan (9.5 miles) is a great stop-off point whilst following the coast paths, an up-and-coming ‘foodie’ destination with a wide array of pubs, cafes and eateries that put the place on the map. Whilst adventuring inland, your nearest town, Newcastle Emlyn (less than 2 miles), is your go-to spot for attractions and amenities.
Pairing heavy-duty canvas walls with wood panelling and original beams, this characterful abode offers an undisputed safari aesthetic and comfortable, cosy interiors to enjoy. Move into the open-plan living space, where lounge, kitchen and dining areas are centred around a wood-burning stove, your tool for cooking and cosying up next to on an evening. The proper wooden dining table is set for six, perfect for mealtimes and board game nights, and there are sofas to retire to as the evening draws in. The first of three bedrooms is a unique cabin feature at the centre of the room, with a step ladder inviting you up into the cosy double bed. Separate rooms are made up as a spacious king-size and an attractive twin, altogether offering six cosy sleeping spots throughout your stay. Completing the interior is a fully plumbed bathroom with running water, a spacious shower unit, and a selection of luxury toiletries to indulge in.
On the property’s private decking, you’re invited to make the most of sunny weather and pleasant evenings. The rattan outdoor dining set encourages alfresco mealtimes, and a BBQ area. When the sun retires and stars come out, take a dip in the wood-fired hot tub (additional cost applies), easing aching walker’s muscles after a long day. Also on-site, a café, bar, children’s playground and honesty shop add to the site’s amenities, 1 allocated parking space and a large car park offers a generous allocation of parking.