The Area

Want a quiet, romantic break away with your loved one? Or maybe you fancy an adrenaline-fueled weekend, with lots of thrills and spills along the beach with plenty of watersports? Not your thing? Take a stroll along the idyllic coastline, exploring the Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion coastal paths. Sherwood House is surrounded by fabulous days out. So, whatever you like to do on holiday you can find it here. When you’re exhausted from a long day of exploring head back to your luxury accommodation for a pamper and rest.

Your West Wales holiday cottage, Sherwood House is located just a few steps away from historical sites, friendly pubs, cafes and beautiful scenery. In the village, you’ll find plenty of choices when you’re looking for mouth-watering food and drink. With the award-winning Ferry pub just 3-doors down from your accommodation.

Within walking distance, you’ll also find The White Hart and the Coach House café offering an assortment of food and beverages. St Dogmaels Abbey and Coach House visitor centre provides a peaceful walk and a look at the history of the area, whilst it is also the scene for the weekly farmers market, so be sure to stock up on local delights!

St Dogmaels and Sherwood House overlook the beautiful Teifi Estuary, you can easily visit Cardigan by venturing across the river. Within Cardigan town, you can take a wander for some shopping, stop off for a spot of lunch at Crwst or enjoy a relaxing evening meal at the Pizza Tipi.

The recently renovated Cardigan Castle is situated along the Teifi estuary and was the site of the first National Eisteddfod held in 1176. The castle has been beautifully restored and you can take a stroll through the grounds to find out more about the history of Cardigan Castle. With its very own unique restaurant, 1176 offers some delicious food and beverages from within the castle grounds.

Want to relax? The elegant Cliff Hotel and Spa is just North of Cardigan. Here you’ll find some wonderful treatments to really ensure that you get the pamper and relaxation that you deserve. All accompanied with a wonderful coastal view.

The Bay to Remember boat trip service offers the chance for visitors to go seal and dolphin spotting and to get lost in the wonder of the local sea caves and coastline. Poppit Sands beach is just a short walk (or canoe at high tide) away from our holiday cottage, providing the perfect setting to go surfing, kayaking or coasteering. Not far to the east, nature enthusiasts can find the Welsh Wildlife Centre amid the Teifi Marsh. All of these stunning natural wonders can be found within easy reach.

St Dogmaels is the start and finish of the Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion coastal path walks, so you know you are staying in the right place to recharge your batteries.

If you are interested in fishing, take a look at Teifi Fishing Guides, they will give you all the information and guidance you need when fishing in the local area.