Moylegrove Holiday Cottages

Moylegrove Holiday Cottages & Self Catering Accommodation

  • Countryside cottage hot tub with view over fields - Pembrokeshire

    Bwthyn y Ddôl

    Sleeps 5 . Dog Friendly . Hot Tub . WiFi . Smart TV . Parking

    Bwthyn y Ddôl
  • 3 Ty Newydd living room

    3 Ty Newydd

    Sleeps 4 . Quirky . Dog Friendly . Enclosed Garden . WiFi

    3 Ty Newydd
  • Cedar & Birch Hut Moylegrove Pembrokeshire

    Cedar & Birch Hut

    Sleeps 2 . Shepherds Hut . Dog Friendly . Private Garden

    Cedar & Birch Hut
  • Yurt and outdoor furniture at Penbanc Farm Moylegrove

    Yurt @ Penbanc

    Sleeps 2+2 . Dog Friendly . Countryside . Organic Farm . Off-grid

    Yurt @ Penbanc
  • Church Cottage - Moylegrove Pembrokeshire

    Church Cottage

    Sleeps 5 . Family Bathroom . WiFi . Smart TV . Dog Friendly

    Church Cottage
  • Douglas & Birch Shepherds Hut - Moylegrove Pembrokeshire

    Douglas & Birch Hut

    Sleeps 2 . Countryside . Private Garden . Firepit . Hammock

    Douglas & Birch Hut
  • Penbanc Bach Farm Holiday Cottage Moylegrove

    Penbanc Bach

    Sleeps 4 . Pet Free . Countryside . Organic Farm . WiFi

    Penbanc Bach

 Moylegrove Holiday

Moylegrove Coastal Path Ceibwr Beach Pembrokeshire Holidays

Ceibwr Bay Cliffs & Coast Path

Moylegrove, or sometimes spelt as Moylgrove, is a picturesque coastal hamlet situated between Newport Pembrokeshire in the south & St Dogmaels in the north. Browse our fantastic collection of Moylegrove holiday cottages, and other self catering accommodation. From beautiful Shepherd huts, Yurts and organic farm holidays to small and large cottages offering hot tubs, sea views, dog friendly accommodation and lots more.


Moylegrove Highlights

Moylegrove boasts one of the best kept secrets along this particular stretch of coastal path. Whilst arguably Ceibwr Bay, the pebbled cove half a mile from the village is in itself a perfect spot for all those in search of a little piece of tranquillity – it’s the hidden gem just south along the coastal path towards Newport. Pwll y Wrach or more well known as the Witches Cauldron is a sunken sea cave that has created a deep blue inlet which can only be accessed by kayak or by foot along the coast path. At certain times of the day the sunlight streaming through the cave entrance gives the appearance of brilliant emerald green waters. There are excellent walking routes from Moylegrove, either head south towards Newport on the coastal path (but be warned, this is known as the most strenuous stretch of the entire Welsh Coastal Path) or north around Cemaes Head to St Dogmaels. 

Apart from the stunning natural scenery, Moylegrove is perhaps most well known for its garden centre. Penrallt Garden Centre draws people from miles around, partly due to the impressive collection of plants, trees, shrubs and all things green fingered, but also for the wonderful café and children's playground.

History

The name of Moylegrove is said to date back to 1291, possibly originating from an early reference to Moylegrove Church as “Ecclesia de Grans Matildas” – “The Church of Matildas Grove”. Matilda was married to Robert Fitzmartin and gave part of her dowry to St Dogmaels Abbey.

Location

  • North Pembrokeshire, West Wales.

  • Located in the picturesque Pembrokeshire Coast National Park .

  • 6 miles north of Newport Pembs.

  • 6 miles south of Cardigan.

  • 5.5 miles from the start of The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path in St Dogmaels.

Dramatic Cliff top walk on Coast Path from Ceibwr to Newport

Coast Path from Ceibwr to Newport

Coast path steps to the Witches Cauldron at Ceibwr

Coast path to the Witches Cauldron at Ceibwr


Things To Do

Ceibwr Beach (Moylegrove)
Ceibwr Bay is safe for swimming but be aware there are no lifeguards at this beach. Dogs are allowed all year. Fires and BBQ’s are allowed providing there are put out and all rubbish is removed prior to departure. The bay is especially popular with wild swimming groups, kayaking, paddle boarding and rowing. The sunsets that you can capture, especially towards the end of summer are breath taking.

People Watching Ceibwr Beach Moylegrove Sunset

Sunset from Ceibwr Coast Path - Just a short walk or drive from some our Moylegrove holiday cottages

Walks

There are excellent walking routes from Moylegrove, either head south, taking in the Witches Cauldron (one of the highlights of this coastline) on your way towards Newport on the Pembrokeshire coastal path (but be warned, this is known as the most strenuous stretch of the entire Welsh Coastal Path) or north around Cemaes Head to St Dogmaels. Moyegrove is a popular destination for walking groups and walking holidays in the area. 


Golf
The closest golf courses are Cardigan Golf Club and Newport Sands Golf Club. Both are superb Links courses that are playable all year round. Both enjoy breath-taking scenery and welcome non golfers to their bar and restaurant for food and drink.
 

Playground
Located at Penrallt Garden Centre, just up the hill from Moylegrove village centre, there is an excellent playground that’s suitable for all ages. It is right next to the café and so makes an excellent stopping point with children if exploring the area.


Paddle Boarding
Hire paddleboards through Pembrokeshire Paddle Boards, contact us directly for a discount. Alternatively, for beginners West Wales Paddleboards provide lessons to get you started. 

Village Events
The Old School Hall in the centre of the village often hosts regular weekly events, one off talks and annual events such as the End of Summer BBQ and Silent Fireworks Night. All village event information can be found at www.moylgrove.wales


Tourist Attractions

Cilgwyn Candle Centre
Handmade candles and workshop.


Castell Henllys
Iron Age village with walks, a café and lots of events throughout the year. Brilliant for children and adults alike. 


Pentre Ifan
Burial chamber, the same Preseli bluestones that are found at Stone Henge.


Dyfed Shire Horse Farm
Wonderful place to take the children. See the gentle giants and learn about the horses from Pembrokeshire who have joined the ranks in the Royal Cavalry. 


Ty Canol Woodland
Incredible ancient oak woodland at the foot of the Preseli Hills.


Bluestone Brewery
Nestled at the foot of Carningli Mountain, the brewery often has open events, a visitor centre & shop. 


Llwyngwair Manor
Duckpin bowling & crazy golf course.
 

More Attractions & Things to do Nearby
Please visit our town pages for more activities in the wider North Pembrokeshire and South Ceredigion area: 

Newport Pembrokeshire Holiday Guide
Cardigan Holiday Guide




Amenities in Moylegrove

Penrallt Garden Centre Café, Shop & Play Area
Excellent garden centre, with garden shop, outdoor gear, clothing and gifts. The Café offers delicious breakfasts, lunches and afternoon teas with indoor and outdoor seating which has access to the outdoor play area.

www.penralltnursery.co.uk

01239 881295

Image by Penrallt Nursery


Restaurants, Cafés & Shops Nearby
Please visit our town pages for more amenities nearby:

Newport Pembrokeshire Holiday Guide
Cardigan Holiday Guide


Nearest Services

Petrol Stations & EV Charge Points

Tesco Service Station - 6 miles

BV Rees Petrol Station - 5 miles

EV Charge Point – Tesco Car Park - 6 miles

EV Charge Point - St Dogmaels Car Park, GeniePoint Type 2 charging point – 5 miles www.geniepoint.co.uk


Supermarkets 

Tesco Store, Cardigan – 6 miles

Aldi, Cardigan – 6 miles


Transport

Buses

The Poppit Rocket - Coastal bus service which stops at Moylegrove and at all points on the coastal path between Fishguard and St Dogmaels. It connects at Newport and Cardigan for further bus travel. Winter & Summer timetables

Poppit Rocket Winter & Summer Timetables


Taxis

Home James Taxi’s - 01239 841258

Cardi Cabs - 01239 621399

Robins Taxis - 01239 612190


Train

Fishguard train station – 15.7 miles

Carmarthen train station – 32.7 miles

Haverfordwest train station – 28 miles

Check availability for all our self catering accommodation and holiday cottages in Moylegrove and Ceibwr.