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Misty Morning
On a misty morning in the Towy Valley you wouldn't think anything was wrong in the world ........ … [Read more...]
A Must Visit New Bistro And Bakehouse…
A new Bistro and Bakehouse has recently opened not far from Melin Tregib along the scenic A40. So en-route to Carmarthen today it would have been rude not to pay a visit and taste test their mouth watering bakes that have been teasing me on social media for weeks. Beautifully decorated inside and out, this is … [Read more...]
Dog Friendly Accommodation, Dog Friendly Town
Dogs are always welcome here at Gaina Morgan Holidays. We take great pleasure in welcoming you and your four legged friends to holiday with us here in South West Wales. You won't be short of dog friendly places to visit here in Llandeilo. There are plenty of walks to suit all, a stroll around Penlan Park where you'll admire the views over the Towy Valley or a longer walk around Dinefwr Park, up to the magnificent Castle and back through … [Read more...]
The Ideal Family Room
Our unique and spacious Family Room is perfect for families who love to holiday together but also enjoy some peaceful time apart to reminisce on the Welsh adventures they've enjoyed. Ideal for a party four or less our Family Room in fact consists of two rooms, one spacious double and one twin separated by your own private corridor. Not to forget the modern en-suite and the view of the iconic Llandeilo bridge seen from both rooms. Is it time to book that much needed break with Gaina Morgan … [Read more...]
These Boots Are Made for Walkies …….
Sore feet! So our guest, Shappa, has been fitted with his own booties to make sure he enjoys hiking over the Brecon Beacons and over the many beaches and beauty spots. We think some of his two legged friends could do with a pair! … [Read more...]
Wales is Open!
Great news from CADW that from today most of our most iconic heritage sites are open - but you do have to book!! And what better base than Melin Tregib. Check out the details https://cadw.gov.wales/a-phased-reopening-our-staffed-heritage-sites
… [Read more...]North Pembrokeshire
Who knew early March could be so glorious along the North Pembrokeshire coastal path. I found myself just a 20 minute drive from the Old Police House above Abermawr and Aberbach. We didn't see any mermaids, but farmer Ian Gray and National Trust Ranger James Roden gave me a delightful insight into the management of the area. … [Read more...]
Fresh Figs
Lovely to be able to serve fresh figs for breakfast at Melin Tregib this morning....... … [Read more...]
Lovely Review for Melin Tregib Gateway to Brecon Beacons
So pleased to have this lovely review on Booking.com. Thanks Heidi and Kim for ensuring guests are happy at our little gateway to the Brecon Beacons: Fantastic stay very pleased with room and staff, room was light and aerie and had everything you needed , plus staff were very helpful and polite … [Read more...]
Dragons Back Race
Morning after the world's toughest race @DragonsBackRace Ffairfach Railway Halt - around the corner from Melin Tregib … [Read more...]
Bluebells
Still some bluebells in Coed Tregib, just a very short walk from Melin Tregib and Tregib Mill Cottage. Give yourself a treat - your dog will also love the woods! … [Read more...]
Morris Dancing Delights Old Police House Holidaymakers
Visitors to the Old Police House in the heart of Pembrokeshire were delighted by the Morris Dancers almost across the road at the Pump on the Green. Just the entertainment they needed after a hard day visiting our world class beaches. Heb Enw Morris tours local venues during the summer months from its base on the Carmarthenshire/Pembrokeshire border. It's an old tradition, introduced to Pembrokeshire in 1992, and kicks off May Day celebrations across the UK. The origins are thought to lie in … [Read more...]
Melin Tregib B&B Review
"Fantastic hostess. Room immaculate. Location ideal. Very affordable." New for 2018 is Melin Tregib our boutique B&B with compelling views of Llandeilo. You can take in views of the iconic bridge over the River Towy from a tranquil base on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The rooms are all spacious and ensuite. And we invite you to make yourselves at home while you plan that all important break. A short walk will take you into Llandeilo itself, … [Read more...]
Value for money
Always happy when guests are happy with their stay at Tregib Mill Cottage and appreciate the value for money, comfort and fabulous location. Thank you Eszter and friends for leaving the house so beautifully clean and tidy when you left. … [Read more...]
Discovering Pembrokeshire – have that adventure of a lifetime.
It’s appropriate that in this Year of the Sea, the Old Police House is situated right in the middle of Pembrokeshire. It means that all of the county’s legendary beaches are within a short drive. The village of Spittal is also on one of the historic pilgrim routes to St David’s. The name is a corruption of the Welsh, ysbyty, and tells us that it was a hospice, a resting place for those on route to the holiest place in Wales, It’s appropriate, then, that visitors to Britain’s only coastal … [Read more...]
Epic History in a Walk
There are some extraordinary parallels with the eighteenth century diversification that was shipwrecking and looting along the coast at Sker and Kenfig. The tales of old are thought provoking on a Christmas walk along the Coastal Path, or the footpath that takes you so near to Sker House. A week before Christmas 1753, according to @RobBowen Kenfig Heritage Website Project, one of the more notorious of the (18 local shipwrecks occurred. The Le Vainquer foundered on the rocks at Sker, after her … [Read more...]
It’s Christmas!
Look who just arrived at Tregib Mill Cottage - fresh from the @Aberglasney Winter Fair. And he even brought his elf ........ … [Read more...]
Elan Valley
Who knew how much there is to see in the #ElanValley – spectacular views and even a Roman hill fort! The WOTGA @WalesBestGuides AGM weekend took in a tour of the dams in the informative company of two tenant farmers, as well as land agent and tour guide Edward Perkins. Lunch at the (16 drovers’ inn, The Triangle, Cwmdauddwr, included succulent lamb from one of our host farmers, Robert Lewis [Read more...]
Visit Swansea Bay
Good to see that tourism remains a priority with Swansea Council, despite a £22 million budget shortfall. A possible £6 billion investment if the city of culture bid #Swansea2021 indoor arena, Kilvey Hill cable car and the city deal come together was the main thrust of Councillor Robert Francis Davies’s address to Visit Swansea’s Annual tourism stakeholder event. He stressed that the Swansea Bay Lagoon is ‘getting nearer’, with Swansea’s leader, Rob Stewart, due to meet the Environment … [Read more...]
From Wick to Wick
Great fun with guests booked into Ty Gwyneth last night. They wanted directions from Wick - only trouble is they were in Caithness 666 miles or 11 hours away! I was able to direct them to the local tourist hotspots as I made a film 'From Wick to Wick' for BBC back in the day. … [Read more...]
