Holiday cottages near Ceibwr Cove are found on the north coast of Pembrokeshire, midway between Newport, Pembs and Cardigan. Ceibwr cove is a tiny inlet, a typical smugglers cove, situated just up the coast from the large stretch of sand at Newport beach. This small shingle bay offers secluded tranquility and beautiful clear waters. The most interesting features of this inlet are the incredible dramatic sheer cliffs on either side of Ceibwr bay; cliff faces with amazing patterns, swirls and folds of convoluted rock strata, a mecca for Geologists. A short distance West of Ceibwr, along the coast path you can find the magnificent "Witches Cauldron" (Pwll-y-Wrach), where a natural rock bowl has formed, and the racing waters are fed through an underground passage by the tide creating the "Cauldron". The surrounding coast path has plenty more to offer, especially in the spring and summer months when it is positively bursting with natural flowers and coastal wildlife. You can spy birds nesting in the high cliffs, and if you are lucky you can spot seals and their pups lazing on the pebbly shores. The coast path scenery around Ceibwr is truly stunning and is one of the remotest stretches of the Pembrokeshire Coast. You can access Ceibwr Cove via the Coast Path, or by car along a small lane from the quaint, unspoilt village of Moylgrove. Spend a day admiring the natural beauty and tranquillity of Ceibwr Cove, approximately a 15 minute drive from our luxury holiday cottages around Newport and Cardigan.