Ceredigion

If you’ve been longing for a holiday that’s filled with fresh air, fun adventure, and an eclectic array of places to stay, you’ll find Ceredigion hard to beat.

In fact, it could be said that Ceredigion is the only place to visit if you want to experience the very best of Wales. A thriving culture hub, the county also has plenty of peaceful rural areas to lose yourselves in.

As if that wasn’t enough, you’ll be spoilt for choice of sandy beaches too, with the 65-mile Ceredigion Coast Path offering gorgeous views of Cardigan Bay. How about a relaxing dolphin-spotting boat trip, to help spirit you away from life back home?

Head for Aberystwyth, a lively resort that’s smack bang in the middle of the Ceredigion coastline, for a traditional seaside break that includes a mile-long Victorian promenade, a scenery-showcasing cliff railway, and the oldest pier in Wales, built all the way back in 1864.

Make your way inland to experience picture-perfect mountain lakes, tumbling waterfalls, and charming market towns. Or, stay coast-side and travel to Aberaeron instead, with its colourful houses, craft centres, and Georgian country estates to explore.

Home to several award-winning restaurants, Ceredigion is also the ideal setting for seafood lovers! Think fresh Carmarthenshire mussels, scallops, shrimp and sea bass for starters… surely reason enough for you to return again and again.