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Bwlch Nant-yr-Arian

Bwlch Nant-yr-Arian is a forest recreation centre famous for the daily Red Kite feeding which can be seen in the afternoon from around the lake and from the award-winning Visitor Centre. Outside, you can find an adventure playground, a virtual bird hide and viewing platforms overlooking the lake from where you might see buzzards and other birds. Don’t forget your binoculars! There are three excellent mountain biking trails around Nant-yr-Arian,...

Llanerchaeron

An elegant 18th-century Welsh gentry estate built by John Nash which is now in the care of the National Trust. Set in the beautiful Aeron valley with extensive estate and parkland walks. It has many unaltered features including the dairy, laundry, brewery and salting house and a working organic farm and two restored walled gardens. There is a small shop selling local produce and Llanerchaeron farm produce and plants. Visit...

Bubbleton Farm Shop

Welcome to Bubbleton Farm Shop just 2 miles from Tenby, adjacent to the spectacular Pembrokeshire Coast National park. Our mission is to provide a unique shopping experience which is stress free and enjoyable, you can easily park by the shop and whilst taking in the farm views, you can stroll around and see the produce being grown and reared in the fields. You can also sample some our products and...

Llanrhystud

Llanrhystud is a half-mile long sandy beach at low tide, backed by a storm bank of shingle. Heading south the shore becomes rockier, backed by low cliffs where you will find the remains of five historic lime kilns next to the path. To the north is the Afon (river) Wyre, and the shore beyond here is rocky and backed by a large caravan park. On clear days the beach has...

RSPB Ynys-hir

Ynys-hir is a real gem in the Dyfi valley. Overlooking Snowdonia National Park, it is home to an array of birds, other animals and plants. Home to BBC Springwatch for three years. Discover a feeling of wildness and peace, whatever time of year you visit. There are lots of different habitats, walking trails, and viewing hides so you can get up close to nature. The reserve covers an area of...

Clarach Beach

Clarach Bay is a small sand and shingle beach about one mile north of Aberystwyth and looks out across Cardigan Bay. The beach is flanked by cliffs and the river flows into the sea on the north side. The valley behind the beach is populated by hundreds of caravans and holiday chalets. The clean beach is popular with bathers, water sports enthusiasts and walkers and there are lovely views of...

Cilborth Beach

Cilborth beach is a small sandy beach sitting under steep cliffs to the north of Llangrannog. The beach is sheltered and a distinctive large rock on the shore’s edge, Carreg Bica (Giant’s Tooth) marks the entrance to Llangrannog main beach to the South. There are a few smaller sandy coves beyond Cilborth, accessible when the tides allow. Access to the beach is either via the cliff and a steep flight...

Borth Beach

Borth has a three-mile stretch of sandy beach, backed for the most part by a pebble storm beach. There are rock pools at the south end of the beach where there is also a Lifeboat station and a small slipway. The beach then extends for approximately 3 miles northwards. The first two miles or so are intersected by groynes. The gently shelving golden sand is especially popular with families with...

Aberystwyth South Beach

Quieter than the town’s North Beach, Aberystwyth’s long South Beach can be found between the town’s castle and the harbour breakwater. The southernmost part of the sheltered sand and shingle beach is a great favourite for experienced surfers and body boarding. It is a good place to spot Cardigan Bay’s porpoise population at sea on warm days and there are spectacular views down the coast. Just behind South Beach is...

Aberystwyth North Beach

Aberystwyth’s North Beach and seafront is a focal point of the town and a favourite attraction for visitors and locals alike. The mile-long promenade is popular with walkers, joggers, skaters, roller-bladers, bikers – and those who just want to relax by the seaside. Close to the town, the dark sand and shingle beach has both Blue Flag and Seaside Awards. As well as a programme of entertainment at the bandstand,...

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