Discover a collection of country cottages, barn conversions, farmhouses, and lodges with hot tubs set on working farms across Ceredigion.
Ceredigion runs down the western edge of Wales along Cardigan Bay, a stretch of coast that faces directly into the Atlantic and has a wildness to it that the more visited parts of Wales don’t quite match. The county’s farms sit between the coast and the Cambrian Mountains, in a landscape of steep-sided valleys, ancient oak woodland, and agricultural country that feels remote without being inaccessible. A hot tub in Ceredigion is a different proposition from one in a more manicured corner of Britain with rugged landscapes and dark nights to enjoy as you soak. Cardigan Bay itself is home to the largest resident bottlenose dolphin population in Britain, visible from the coastal farms and headlands on calm days. The county’s strong Welsh cultural identity, its thriving Welsh language, and its relaxed pace make it one of the most rewarding and least crowded destinations in Wales.
