Cae Forgan Barn

4 Bedrooms, sleeping 8 adults and 2 children on folding beds on request

Master Bedroom on First Floor with bathroom off.

2 Doubles and 1 Twin on the ground floor, all ensuite with combi boiler powered  showers.

Dining Hall/Snug  vaulted ceiling. Original stonework and archway.  Dining suite to seat 8 Large L shaped recliner sofa, Flat screen TV with Freesat, armchairs,  Large patio doors to front patio leading onto large paved terrace with lawn, meadow and woodland copse beyond. BBQ and large outdoor table and chairs. 

Kitchen  Fully fitted farmhouse style kitchen, fully equipped with electric hob and oven, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, ample storage and farmhouse kitchen table to seat 8.  Door to rear courtyard off.

Hallway off kitchen leads to Bedroom 2 and Ensuite.

Utility Room  with washing machine, tumble drier, chest freezer, large fridge and Belfast sink,  door to rear courtyard off. 

First Floor Lounge - Plenty of sofas and chairs to seat up to 10, smart Flat screen TV, Log Burner, Juliette balcony overlooking the front gardens and country views beyond.

Additional Information

Towels   yes

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes, Superfast

Changeover - Friday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes for 3/4cars

Fuel - Central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates £30 p/w

Logs - 1 free basket on arrival

Dogs - 2 dogs @ £25 p/w 

Travel cot - Yes on request

Highchair - Yes

Linen - Included as standard

Rhossili Beach and Worms Head

• Stride out onto one of Wales's most iconic walks with stunning views of the golden sands of Rhossili to the towering limestone cliffs of the south Gower coast.
• Always great for lunch is The Bay Bistro. Stunning views from every table of Rhossili Beach and home-made cakes.   When the tide is low  you can see the bones of The Helvitea shipwreck reaching out through the sands.

Three Cliffs Bay

• Three Cliffs is one of Gowers' most iconic beaches and it is easy to see why. The river valley leading down to the sea is complete with castle, salt marshes and sand dunes. The Tor Headland is  popular with climbers who can often be seen at dizzying heights - hilgh above the sea. There are stepping stones to cross the river on the Penmaen side of the bay (west) but watch out that the tide doesnÂ’t cut off your return! The beach has a seasonal lifeguard station - please take care with children and dogs.  The Wales Coastal Path can be accessed from here and continues right around Gower.

Gower Coast Adventures - Boat Trips (May to September)

• Book a boat trip on a large RIB (rigid inflatable boat) to explore the Gower coast from Mumbles to Worms Head.  Passengers are picked up and dropped off at Knab Rock, Port Eynon and Oxwich to be taken along the coast on a trip of a lifetime  to spot grey seals, porpoises and dolphins as well as seabirds including Razorbills and Guillemots (June and July), Gannets and Sheerwaters.

The Gower Coast Path

• Forming part of the fabulous All Wales Coast Path, this section of path threads itself along the entire peninsula with castles, beaches, rugged cliffs, ancient churches, fascinating caves once used by smugglers and a wealth of wildlife to explore.
• Whether you want a gentle stroll or a longer hike, this is a beautiful and spectacular setting.

The Bay Rider

• A fun family favorite the land train runs between Southend Gardens in Mumbles and the Blackpill Lido on bank holidays and throughout the summer.

Perriswood Archery and Falconry Centre

• Enjoy a host of sporting activities near  Oxwich beach. Experience archery sessions indoors or out (suitable for those of 6 years and older). This centre is a must for bird lovers too with 38 birds of prey on display and opportunities for meeting and holding some of them.

Oystermouth Castle, Mumbles 

• Majestically overlooking Oystermouth Bay, this is one of Wales' finest castles. Explore parts that have been hidden away for centuries and learn about the castle's exciting history. There is a new aeriallbridge with a birds eye view.  Events are held throughout the year.

Mumbles Village

• Mumbles village is worth a day trip. Walk along the promenade to reach the Pier and ice cream parlours at Knab Rock. Stop off at Pierres Bistro along the way, or maybe take a cocktail at La Perilla on the glass rood terrace.
  
• Verdis Italian Ice Cream Parlour is a perfect place to stop for coffee.
• There are many retail oppportunities  to distract you ranging from high-end shops and independent boutiques to art galleries.

The National Show Caves of Wales

• First discovered  in 1912 by the Morgan Brothers, Dan-yr-Ogof Show caves are filled with beauty and natural wonders. You will be amazed by the famous formations - the “Rasher of Bacon”, the heavenly “Angel” and the “Alabaster Pillar” in the Dan yr Ogof Cave. Fantastic for little ones - over 220 life-sized dinosaur models in the Dinosaur Park.

Pembrey Country Park

• Set against the spectacular backdrop of the Gower Peninsula and overlooking the coast of Carmarthen Bay, Pembrey Country Park is one of WalesÂ’s top visitor attractions providing a blend of coast and countryside. 
• Lots of attractions including  8 miles of sandy beach, the longest toboggan run in Wales, 130 meter-long dry ski slope, giant adventure playground, wildlife trails etc.
• Year-round breaks are waiting just for you at this spacious barn conversion,  ideal for families or friends sharing. 2 Dogs welcome.