Enjoy the luxury of owning your very own Caravan Holiday Home on this small friendly, exclusive private owner park. Sunrise Bay is set in the unique unspoilt picturesque village of Llansteffan at the mouth of the river Towy under the shelter of it’s very own Norman castle. The Park is situated only yards from the sandy beach and surrounded by beautiful coastal and woodland walks.
Breaking news is that the new leaseholders of the Sticks Hotel have been formally presented with the keys to the establishment and hope to move in within the next few days with a view to starting the renovations and alterations needed. Good luck to Paul and Janice and all concerned, and hopefully this website will keep everybody in the know as to progress achieved.
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Under it’s present ownership the Village Stores and Post Office seems to have acquired a certain glamour with the introduction of 3 or 4 glamorous ladies at the helm – Hazel, Bethan, and Nikki …….not forgetting Tayla!
Visit the Castle Hotel – smack bang in the centre of the village near the church and also smack bang in the middle of village life. Throughout the years Bob and Marita Aitken and their family have made thousands of visitors and locals welcome in the Castle’s cozy adult Bar and adjoining lounge. Whilst the bar caters only for adults, the large homely lounge area is easily capable of seating those families wishing to sit and eat together. And if the weather is good, (as it always is in Llansteffan!), there is a seated patio area in front of the pub which will seat at least 50 people in the best sun trap in the village! Read the rest of this entry »
The Bay Tree Bed and Breakfast is situated at the heart of a vibrant coastal community, a community that benefits from stunning views of the Towy estuary and a Norman Castle not to mention the beautiful Welsh landscape. Read the rest of this entry »
A semi detached Victorian house set on the beach front in the unspoilt village of LLansteffan. The beach is literally 60 yards from your front door across the car park.
Swn y Môr is renovated throughout and comfortably furnished with high ceilings, the spacious lounge is on the first floor to take full advantage of the glorious views out across the sandy beach, blue sea and castle ruins. Read the rest of this entry »
Gill a Elgan welcome you to Awel Y Môr. A small Friendly B & B – Home from Home. We are one minute walk from all amenities. A view of Llansteffan Castle and Beach can be seen from the-Driveway. No-need to worry about Car Parking. A game of Cricket can be seen on a warm Summer’s Evening.
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Trehyddion Barns is an 18th century converted stone and slate barn with many original features set in an idyllic peaceful rural location on a smallholding, with views towards the Gower Pennisular and 2 miles from a sandy beach. Recently converted into a holiday let with a courtyard patio and garden, this barn sleeps six in two doubles and a bunk bedroom. We extend a warm Welsh welcome to you for a visit to our smallholding for a weekly booking or short break. Read the rest of this entry »
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Bill Hill, or as he is affectionately known – Big Bill – is one of Wales’ most gregarious characters. He’s a great raconteur, a great fisherman and hunter, but above all he is a great chef, and Llansteffan is very lucky to have one of South Wales’ foremost chefs cooking to his hearts content in the middle of the village.
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Mount Pleasant, Old School Road, Llansteffan.
Large four bedroom detached house. Sleeps up to eight. Quiet area within walking distance of beach, castle, shops and pub/restaurants. Read the rest of this entry »
If you’re searching for a quality 4-star coastal cottage, then search no more! Liz and Ian provide the warmest welcome to guests arriving at Brig y Don Holiday Apartment, perfectly situated along The Green only 30 metres from Llansteffan beach and the Tywi estuary.
The apartment is attached to our family home, an 1850’s Victorian villa known as Brig y Don meaning “crest of the waves.” Windows provide panoramic views of the changing tides, feeding herons, Brunel’s railway curving round the headland and sailing yachts venturing out to sea. Read the rest of this entry »
When you visit Llansteffan
You can enjoy the long sandy beach,
Where you can walk, play and paddle,
Then visit the castle, the views are just superb, Read the rest of this entry »