Fishing

Our tranquil woodland area is surrounded by footpaths and picnic areas. This area is fenced off with gated access to deter young children from wandering down unsupervised. The ponds are to be stocked with coarse fish, fishing of these ponds is exclusive to holiday guests, with no charge (but you will need a rod licence obtainable from any post office) fish stocks are regularly maintained.

A commercial trout fishery is within a mile away of our holiday cottages.

There are other lakes to fish within the area, river fishing include the Teifi, Aeron, Rheidol and Ystwyth where in season you can catch trout, salmon and sewin.

Sea Angling Cardigan Bay is renown for its bass, black bream, from the shore or charter a boat.

Horse / Pony Holidays

Bring your own horse on holiday we have two paddocks for your own use. Two new purpose built stables with tack room, bedding is provided, also hay in the winter months when grazing is not available. (The stables an extra supplement on the holiday price). Please enter on booking form. If not, book at one of the many riding centres. There are many different bridle paths connected by country lanes to ride.

Walking

Ceredigion has some of the most spectacular landscapes Wales has to offer from coastal paths, lush green river valleys, country cottages, or The Cambrian Mountains where red kites and buzzards soar, there will be a different view around every corner. Follow routes in the walker guides, or join organised walks.

Cycling

For mountain bike enthusiasts, there are the Cambrian Mountains, spectacular wildness trails, challenging coastal tracks. For those who want to take a more leisurely pace, purpose built cycle tracks linked by quiet country lanes, close to the villages you never have to go the same way twice.

Eating Out

There is a wealth of Inns, country pubs, restaurants serving every taste in food, Welsh lamb, Cardigan Bay lobster, with a range of Welsh beers, wines as well as your usual choice or you can choose to stay with our self catering accommodation.

Other Things To Do

Elan Reservoirs supplying Manchester’s water, built in Victorian times with museums, local history many idyllic walks around this Devils Bridge, internationally famous for its waterfalls, and Narrow Steam Railway about 18 miles away. New Quay Harbour, Blue Flag Beach 6 Miles.

• Llyn Eiddwen National Nature Reserve – 4 Miles
• Aberystwyth Castle – 19 Miles
• Strat Florida Abbey – 12 miles
• Rock-Mill Woollen and Water Wheel – 14 Miles
• Dolaucothi Gold Mines – 22 Miles
• And many more…