Treberfedd Farm

Just 10 miles from Cardigan Bay, Treberfedd Farm is handily set for exploring the sandy beaches and harbour towns of west Wales. A 25-minute drive will bring you to New Quay, home to Cardigan Bay Watersports, where you can try your hand at kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing and windsurfing. You can also take a boat trip out into Cardigan Bay to look out for bottlenose dolphins. If you'd prefer to keep your feet on dry land, follow the Dylan Thomas Trail along to many of the spots believed to have inspired the fictional Llareggub in Thomas’s Under Milk Wood. Another option is to buzz over to the New Quay Honey Farm and bring home some local wildflower honey. A visit to Aberystwyth, a 45-minute drive away, sends you back in time: at one end of the seaside town’s promenade, explore the ruins of an Edwardian fortress; at the other, take the Aberystwyth funicular to the top of Constitution Hill for spectacular views over the bay. From Aberystwyth, ride the Vale of Rheidol Railway for a steam train adventure through the Welsh countryside to Devil's Bridge. There's loads to do inland too, such as the Cae Hir Gardens and Tea Room, a family-owned Dutch-style garden two miles away; the Dolaucothi Gold Mines a 30-minute drive from the farm, and tours at the Silver Mountain Experience just under an hour away.