Links to general attractions in this area

The Coast and Countryside Section, Department of Environmental Services and Housing, Ceredigion County Council to provide information about, and promote the use of, the new Ceredigion Coast Path. The path is some 60 miles long and runs along the coast from Aberteifi (Cardigan) to Ynys-las, north of Borth.

The Walesdirectory web site provides useful guidance for visitors to the local area, including a brief description of Aberporth, accommodation, local attractions and directions.

The Ceredigion Tourist Information Service web site provides details of local accommodation, sports facilities, points of interest, events, etc., as well as useful guidance for visitors to the local area.

Visit Cardigan is a web site dedicated to providing tourist information for the town of Cardigan, and for the points of interest, events, etc., for the local area.

Ceredigion Information Service is a free, impartial service providing high quality information to children, young people, parents, carers and others throughout the county of Ceredigion

"What's on" section of our local paper, the Tivyside, covers cinema, theatre, local bands, galleries, exhibitions talks, etc.

Local beaches

You can find information about:

Aberporth, courtesy of Visit Wales, who say "Aberporth, with its golden beaches, is one of Ceredigion's most charming coastal settlements".

Aberporth, courtesy of New Quay West Wales web site.

Tresaith, courtesy of Visit Wales, who say "Tresaith is one of the locations most favoured by visitors to Ceredigion. It is almost a picture-book seaside village and offers a wonderful sandy beach".

Llangranog, courtesy of Visit Wales, who say "Seldom will you find a guidebook describing Wales that does not feature a photograph of Llangrannog".

CardiganIs the most southerly of Ceredigion's towns, Cardigan guards the entrance to the county from Pembrokeshire. Located on the northern bank of the Teifi estuary, Cardigan is surrounded by stunning countryside with much of that environment carrying Special Area of Conservation status.

Family fun

Felinwynt Rainforest Centre
John and Dorothy Devereux have a passion for rainforests and butterflies. They have created an idyllic rainforest on the west coast of Wales, which has been accredited as a Visit Wales Quality Assured Visitor Attraction.

Theatr Mwldan is a vibrant presenting and producing arts centre situated in Cardigan. Events staged here include live theatre, musicals, opera and operetta, dance (including ballet), classical music concerts, groups and bands in concert, comedy shows, festivals and art exhibitions.

Kid's stuff

Day out with the kids is a very simple website that makes it easy to find somewhere to take the kids for a great family day out - which is also fun to use.

Cenarth Adventure Centre is the ideal place to play paintball and laser combat in Wales. Other activities also include off-road remote control buggies, archery, woodland challenge, paintball range, creative crafts.

Sites of local historical significance

The Castles of Wales web site provides information on Cardigan Castle, including rare internal photographs, as well as many other Welsh castles.

For a glimpse of Cardigan in days gone by, Tony Bowen's collection of old photographs is well worth viewing.

Other accommodation sites

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