Escape with your special someone to experience some world-class star gazing at this unique cabin sitting on a farm outside the village of Mydroilyn. Showcased on the ‘Cabins in the Wild’ TV series, it has been specially-designed with an opening roof to provide a cosy and unique glamping-observatory experience. Boasting a beautiful lakeside setting, the cabin sleeps two people in one bedroom, and is the perfect accommodation option for a romantic couple who yearn to spend their days exploring Cardigan Bay and their evenings admiring the magnificent night sky together. This solar-powered cabin offers a unique opportunity to fully disconnect, as it is free from TV and WiFi, allowing you to immerse yourself completely in nature and enjoy the peaceful countryside.
Step inside and you’ll be met with a chic, contemporary space with eye-level windows all around. The layout truly allows you to feel surrounded by nature. Help yourself to the tasty Welsh goodies in the welcome pack while you make yourself at home. When it’s time for dinner, whip up an informal meal in the cabin’s kitchenette or fire up the pizza oven in the communal area (shared with three pods and one cabin). After dinner treat yourself to a dip in the shared hot tub, just a short walk from the cabin, with bookable slots available upon arrival, cosy-up by the fire pit on your elevated patio, or snuggle on the sofa in front of the electric fire. When the stars come out, open the cabin’s roof and retire to bed for an out-of-this-world star-gazing experience.
There is plenty to do on site, with a boat and canoes provided for a relaxing day on the lake, the option of fishing, and access to a shared hot tub, games room, and pizza oven. You can also enjoy the company of donkeys on site. Close to Cardigan Bay and the Cambrian Mountains, Dragon’s Eye also provides a great base to explore this beautiful part of Wales and its wide range of attractions. Head into the pretty harbour town of Aberaeron (8 miles) and you’ll find plenty of brightly-painted Georgian buildings and a charming craft centre to browse. From there you can hop on a boat to go dolphin-spotting. Alternatively, head to Aberystwyth (22 miles) to go on a romantic journey on the narrow-gauge Vale of Rheidol Railway to visit the ruins at Strata Florida Abbey.