Brynarian Caravan Park

Sightseeing and adventuring is very much coastal based around this part of Ceredigion, with weeks’ worth of activities and attractions around beaches, watersports, coastal walks and coastal towns and villages. Start off at the closest coastal village, Aberarth, for a surfing beach and access to the Wales Coast Path, then drive south for 15 minutes to Aberaeron to get on the Ceredigion Coast Path or the Dylan Thomas Trail, or (and) to pick up the town’s honey ice cream. Aberystwyth (30 minutes) is a must-visit, to roam around the National Library of Wales, have a picnic at its handsome harbour and have an evening at the Aberystwyth Arts Centre. Another must-do is a trip to Devil’s Bridge, one of the most famed sights in Wales: take the cliff railway all the way up to the camera obscura for spectacular views over Cardigan Bay. Urban areas well worth a look include the handsome market towns of Llandysul and Newcastle Emlyn, both 40 minutes away; Llanybydder (30 minutes) for its famed horse fair, and Cenarth (45 minutes) for its waterfalls and ancient coracle boats. Cardigan is 55 minutes away.