Beaches
Beautiful beaches abound along the Cardigan Bay. The best of the sandy beaches which are ideal for families are New Quay, Tresaith and Llangrannog.
Penbryn (owned by the National Trust) is a lovely beach accessed on foot from the NT car park, either by a pretty woodland walk or by roadway. Cei Bach and Poppet Sands are great for dog walking while at Cwmtydu you may (between September and November) see Grey seals tending their pups on the beach
Birding / Wildlife
Bottlenose Dolphins, Harbour Porpoises and Atlantic Grey Seals can be spotted from many of the baeches in the area. The best ones for sightings are New Quay, Cwmtydu and Tresaith.
There is a SSSI at Bird’s Rock,just 1.5 km south of New Quay headland, where there are breeding colonies of kittywakes, razorbills and guillemots. Other sea birds that can be seen in New Quay include gannets, choughs and manx shearwaters and on the cliffs and surrounding countryside can be viewed birds of prey, such as buzzards, sparrow hawks, peregrine falcons and red kites.
Walking
Opportunities for walking abound here. We border the Cambrian Mountains and are close to Ceredigion’s Heritage Coastline so there are a variety of terrains and landscapes to choose from.
Gardens
National Botanic Gardens of Wales, Aberglasney, Llanerchaeron, Bro Meigan, Pidgeonsford and Cae Hir are all close by.
Horse Riding
There are several Stables nearby which offer trekking.
Fishing
We are only a mile from the Teifi River permits for which can be obtained locally.
Other
There are many other places of interest, website links to many of them can be found on our links page