Wales Places to Visit

Local Beaches

Photos of all the regional beaches from Poppit Sands 23 kilometers to the south so when far as Llanrhystud, 15 kilometers to your north- including two beaches that will simply be accessed by footpath. Click on the photo to find out more.

Aberaeron

Just a couple kilometers north of the latest Quay is an attractive Georgian town in the pipeline by Alban Thomas Jones Gwynne by Act of Parliament in 1807.During the ensuing decades, town as we know it now took form around the harbour and that which was when a tiny fishing village slowly grew into one of several significant trading harbors over the Cardigan Bay coast.

The structure associated with city, obtained the city the trustworthiness of being "one of the greatest examples of a fully planned township of small-scale in Wales". Many of the houses surrounding the harbour had been had by the neighborhood sea-captains and many are named after those far flung destinations.

Llanerchaeron

Llanerchaeron is a little 18th century nationwide Trust Welsh gentry property that has survived virtually unaltered. Your house ended up being built by John Nash in 1795. Consisting of the house, servant's quarters, stables, farm buildings and walled garden, The property features remained in identical household for ten generations. Go through the picture for more information. Ready to accept the public and merely a brief drive from New Quay (8.3 kilometers).

Llangrannog

Just eight miles south of brand new Quay, Llangrannog is a picturesque and unspoilt getaway resort with a well protected coastline, cafes, pubs and a group of seaside cottages facing Cardigan Bay. Click on the image to learn more.

Cenarth regarding Teifi

Cenarth is a charming small neighborhood straddling the lake Teifi between Cardigan and Newcastle Emlyn. Right here, the River Teifi has made its method through tough stones to create a spectacular group of waterfalls. There's been a Mill at Cenarth at the very least since the 13th century when Cenarth Mill arrived to the ownership of Edward we as he became Lord of the Manor of Cenarth. Go through the image to find out more.

Cors Caron

Tregaron Bog is among the few continuing to be types of an elevated peat bog in Britain. Lying beside the river Teifi just over the little marketplace town of Tregaron on edge of the Cambrian Mountains, there clearly was now a great walk-through one's heart associated with the Bog on a timber decked walkway. Go through the photo to find out more.

St Dogmaels and Poppit Sands

St Dogmaels lies on southern lender regarding the estuary regarding the lake Teifi, only down-river from Cardigan. The village is made round the keeps of a twelfth century abbey and contains certainly one of Wales' hardly any working water driven mills.

Just down the road, where in fact the Teifi comes into the Irish ocean may be the expanse of Poppit Sands, where addititionally there is a cafe and a lifeboat place. Brand new page coming soon.

Devil's Bridge

Devil's Bridge is named after an area legend from medieval times. The initial connection ended up being built-in the 11th century as well as the 2 newer bridges built above it. There is certainly a pay turnstile to view the bridges therefore the lake gorge below it, and another on the reverse side of this road to walk the path down the area and returning to see the falls.

The lengthy trail is very strenuous and not ideal for those that don't like very long steep songs. The surroundings around Devil's Bridge is very dazzling together with mountains of this type were the location of a significant lead and silver mining operation inside 18th and 19th hundreds of years.

Gold Mining in Ceredigion

Mention the words 'mining in Wales' to most people and they'll immediately think of the Southern Wales Coalfields and most likely maybe not of Cardiganshire - now known as Ceredigion. Yet into the...