A perfect mix of coast and countryside
Perfect beaches, empty spaces, and great cheese – welcome to one of the least spoilt areas of Britain.
Must do in Ceredigion
Famous for bottlenose dolphins, Devil's Bridge, glorious countryside and coastal towns. Here's our guide to the top places to visit in Ceredigion.
Road tripping back to Aberystwyth by Esyllt Sears
Welsh comedy writer and performer, Esyllt Sears, shares her favourite places to visit around her hometown, Aberystwyth.
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On the shores of the River Teifi
Discover the best things to see, eat, drink and do along the shores of the River Teifi.
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Explore our wonderful beaches
Thanks to the Blue Flag scheme, our beaches have had quite a few red carpet moments.
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An insider's guide to Aberystwyth
Lydia Jones' insider's guide to Ceredigion's largest town - Aberystwyth. Discover her favourite places to stay, eat amazing food and have a tasty cocktail, shop and chill out.
Explore Cardigan
Cardigan in Mid Wales is one of Wales' most historic towns, but also home to lots of lively, modern marvels. Discover what's on offer with new Cardigan devotee Jude Rogers
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Laughs on the coast at Aberystwyth Comedy Festival
Mid Wales is slowly becoming the Welsh capital of comedy. Esyllt Sears tells us why we think the Aberystwyth Comedy Festival should be on any comedy fan's list.
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Dolphin-spotting spots
Cardigan Bay, on the west coast of Wales has the UK's biggest population of bottlenose dolphins. They can be seen all year round - here's the top locations.
Mid Wales coastal adventures
Find the perfect break or unique moment on the Wales Coast Path around Cardigan Bay, Mid Wales.
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Cardigan to Cilgerran
Following the River Teifi down from Cilgerran Castle to the sea at Cardigan Bay, this six-mile (10km) stroll takes in castles, an abbey, a wealth of wildlife, a gorgeous gorge and beautiful beaches… with a handsome county town in the middle. Read on to discover the route.
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Coastal towns and villages
We've got some beautiful coastal towns and villages in Wales with fantastic independent restaurants, cosy cafes and unique attractions. Read on to discover our some of our favourite spots to lose yourself in - find picturesque harbours, colourful seafronts, and unique streetscapes.
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Bara Menyn Bakery
Jack Wild shares his journey from philosophy student to establishing Bara Menyn Bakery, Cardigan
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Fforest adventures
A holiday in the magical Fforest in Cardigan, Wales, promises family-friendly weeks of creative pleasures.
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Head to Fforest for a feast
Transport yourself back to nature with a stay at Fforest in Ceredigion and indulge on one of their feast weekends