Captain's Cabin is nestled at Clarach Bay near the thriving town of Aberystwyth and it is a lovely log cabin with stunning, panoramic vistas engulfing the area. Walk up a few steps and into the property from the front where you will be welcomed into a homely, neutrally styled open-plan living room with comfortable seating for you to fully relax into your well-deserved holiday. At the dining table, you can enjoy a card game after dinner or socialise over a delicious meal. A galley-style kitchen awaits you just off from the main interior space, neatly packed, yet just what you need by means of cooking essentials. The family bathroom rests at the end of the kitchen hosting a nautical theme which coincides with the name of this idyllic little retreat in Mid Wales. The bedrooms are of a simple design yet offer comfy beds in which to enjoy a peaceful night's sleep. Outside, the small veranda enjoys far-reaching picturesque views out across the bay and over the Irish Sea to the horizon, the cool waters glisten in the summer sunshine and draw in a whispering coastal breeze. Sit out with a nice glass of wine and watch the world go by from this elevated position. A short walk away is the delightful sandy shores of Clarach Bay and the on-site facilities are to be used at your leisure. Head into Aberystwyth, whether you enjoy a delightful stroll along the Ceredigion Coast Path or drive in for the day, this vibrant town offers much to see and do for the whole family. Take a trip on the steam railway to Devil's Bridge or delight in the array of tea rooms, pubs and shops, the old ruins of the castle grounds are an idyllic 13th-century landmark from which to behold panoramic views of the shoreline. Enjoy Captain's Cabin, a lovely little hideaway in a wonderful area of Wales.

The ancient market town of Aberystwyth, can be found settled on the west coast of Wales. With its name meaning 'the mouth of the river Ystwyth' and set on the west coast of Wales, it offers an abundance of beautiful waters, perfect for watersports or a simple stroll along the Victorian promenade on a summer's day. The town offers a wide variety of shops, restaurants, pubs, tea rooms, museums, cinema, and the National Library of Wales, providing something for every taste. The scenic 20-mile cycle route and footpath on the Ystwyth Trail, linking Aberystwyth to Tregaron, follows a wonderful woodland and river. A trip on the steam railway from Aberystwyth to Devil's Bridge is a great way to visit the falls. The seaside resort of Borth is just 7 miles away, with its 3 miles of sandy beach and an Animalarium to keep all ages amused. With the ruins of Aberystwyth Castle close by, welsh craft centers and stunning countryside to explore, this is a perfect base for a well-deserved break

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