Kite Cottage

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Newcastle Emlyn & Teifi Valley

• The landscapes of the Teifi Valley are very attractive and the Teifi is considered to be one of the most beautiful rivers in Wales. A delightful location for a holiday near the Cardigan Coast.
• The small traditional Welsh market town of Newcastle Emlyn sits on the banks of the River Teifi - the boundary between the counties of Carmarthen and Ceredigion.
• There is a picturesque ruined 13th century castle, individual shops, an interesting antique centre, lots of places to eat including 'Ludos' French Restaurant and Harrisons Brasserie, a leisure centre with swimming pool and a very good ladies dress shop!

Cenarth Falls & Coracle Centre

• Watch the salmon leap Cenarth Falls on the River Teifi in September - one of natures spectaculars!
• The River Teifi runs through the heart of the small village of Cenarth where there is the Coracle Centre and Flour Mill to visit as well as a couple of pubs, a small post office and several gift shops to browse.

Poppit Sands & Pembrokeshire Coast Path

• An ever popular stretch of sands backed by sand dunes (SSSI) with its ample parking, traditional beach cafe and lots of space for all sorts of games - a great holiday favourite for families - the Pembrokeshire Coast Path starts (or ends) here.

Aberporth & Ceredigion Coast Path

• On the Ceredigion Coastal Path along the Cardigan Coast this small seaside village has 2 beautiful beaches. The south beach is very popular with families for sunbathing and the north beach for launching sailing boats, kayaks and canoes as well as fishing boats
• There is a small seaside cafe, a souvenir shop and a friendly pub for good food and drink.

Caws Cenarth Cheese

• Follow in royal footsteps (Prince Charles really enjoyed his visit) along the Teifi Valley and watch the fascinating process of making this award winning traditional organic Welsh cheese - taste it too!

Cilgerran

• This small Welsh village has a picturesque ruined castle perched high above the River Teifi as it swirls through Cilgerran Gorge on its way to the sea - painted by many artists including Turner - tourists in Victorian times arrived on steam boats from Cardigan.

Welsh Wild Life Centre, Cilgerran

• This is a futuristic award winning Visitor Centre with panoramic views over the Teifi River and a traffic free walking and cycle path running across the Marshes to Cardigan.

The Glasshouse Caf

• A wonderful menu using organic and local foods. There is a gift shop, interactive screens and live camera feeds from the Teifi Marshes Nature Reserve as well as an adventure playground - something for everyone!

Teifi Valley Railway

• This narrow-gauge tourist railway is approximately 4 miles to the east of Newcastle Emlyn on the Carmarthen and Ceredigion borders. (Normally open from April 1st until the end of September - plus Halloween and Christmas).

Cardigan

• This charming county town has a high street lined with Georgian shop fronts, an indoor market, a variety of eating places and Theatr Mwldan - a cinema and theatre with a constantly changing programme of events.

National Woollen Museum

• A real treat of a museum (free admission) - take a tour to explore the mighty woollen industry throughout the centuries - enjoy tea at the cafe or a picnic in the grounds - always extra activities for children as well as events and exhibitions throughout the year.

Museum of Childhood

• Take a trip down memory lane in this fascinating museum of toys, visit the old schoolroom and finish your day with a Welsh tea and a little look in the gift shop!

Spacious barn for year round holidays in the Teifi Valley close to Cardigan Bay