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The Pembrokeshire Coast Path twists and turns its way for 186 miles along the most stunning coastline in Britain. Stretching from St Dogmaels in the north to Amroth in the south. Walkers love the Pembrokeshire coast path for the dramatic scenery, breathtaking wildlife and the hidden gems they discover along the way. The views are not to be missed and they will definitely make those miles worth every step, so...

Rainy day on holiday? No problem! ☔ Whether you’re staying in Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion, or Carmarthenshire, there are loads of exciting indoor attractions to explore when the weather takes a turn. Fun Rainy Day Activities in West Wales

Discover the best beaches in Pembrokeshire to visit with your dog. Including stunning spots around the coast from Amroth to St Dogmaels.

West Wales is famous for its stunning scenery. So, what better way to really see its beauty than on fantastic boat trips all around the coast? With the sighting of dolphins or seals on the cards, a boat trip should be on the list when visiting Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion or Carmarthenshire. Not sure what boat trip is perfect for you? No worries, we will take you through some of our favourite...

Newport, Pembrokeshire is one of Wales’s most desirable holiday spots, and it is not hard to understand why so many families and couples love it. If you want to explore the stunning West Wales coast, Newport is home to two lovely beaches, Newport Sands and Newport Parrog. Newport is a fantastic place to visit, with so much to see and do all around Pembrokeshire. So why not book your holiday...

Have you ever experienced a fishing holiday in West Wales? West Wales offers the perfect escape. With its peaceful landscapes and world-class fishing opportunities, it’s a dream destination for fishing holidays in West Wales, whether you’re after the thrill of the catch or the peace of being surrounded by nature. Where to Fish in West Wales At the heart of West Wales, the River Teifi is one of the UK’s...

Let us take you around Cardigan, a charming town in Ceredigion. With great places to grab a bite to eat, unique independent shops to explore, exciting castles to explore and the surrounding sandy beaches and coastal villages, Cardigan has something for everyone. We’ve put together some of our favourite places to visit and things to do that we think you’ll love!

Located along Ceredigion’s coast, you’ll find the quaint seaside town of Aberystwyth. Complete with rugged coastal views, scenic walks and cultural hotspots, it’s a lovely place to visit when embarking on a West Wales adventure. Thinking of staying at one of our holiday cottages in Aberystwyth or the surrounding area? Here are some of our favourite things to get up to. Dog Friendly Beaches Near Aberystwyth Both North and South...

Easter in West Wales is a time of tradition, renewal, and community, with customs that have been passed down for generations. Across Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion, and Carmarthenshire, locals have long celebrated Easter with a mix of religious rituals, seasonal festivities, and fascinating folklore. From sunrise celebrations on Welsh mountains to the age-old custom of Making Christ’s Bed, here’s a look at some of the most intriguing Easter traditions in Wales.

Carmarthen, the county town of Carmarthenshire, is thought to be the oldest town in Wales. Located on the River Tywi, the area has an intriguing Roman past as well as connections to the legendary magician Merlin, imbuing it with a rich heritage and plenty to explore. Along with its historical and cultural significance, the town offers a vibrant atmosphere with modern conveniences and attractions. It’s a lovely base for all...