From Cardigan in Southern Ceredigion, northwards through Aberystwyth and Dyfi Biosphere and up into Southern Snowdonia, this is the perfect location for your coast or country holiday in the UK. Why not leave the car for a day and take a stroll on a section of the Wales Coast Path, enjoy the many local cycle routes, or a day out on a Steam Train or the Cambrian Coast Railway, and make sure you keep a watch out for dolphins and seals! Why not take one of the many wildlife tours or boat trips , visit a nature reserve and you may even spot an osprey or a pod of dolphins in Cardigan Bay if you are very lucky.
Cardigan Bay Coast has a wealth of historic sites and things to do. A visit to the National Library of Wales at Aberystwyth is a great way to find out more about this historic country or sit back and enjoy the countryside on one of the historic railways. Cardigan Bay Coast is one of the really great coastlines in the UK to explore. From Cardigan in Southern Ceredigion, northwards through the Dyfi Biosphere and up into Southern Snowdonia, this is the perfect location for your coast or country holiday in the UK.
Why not leave the car for a day and take a stroll on a section of the Wales Coast Path, enjoy the many local cycle routes, or a day out on the Cambrian Coast Railway, and make sure you keep a watch out for dolphins and seals!
Ynyslas has three stunning miles of golden beach stretching from Borth in the south to the sand dunes in the north. It is a majestic spot for walking, picnics and windsurfing. Show Me Wales. Where to stay. The narrow streets, traditional shops, inns and eating places many with their original Georgian and Victorian fronts help create a unique visitor experience.
In the Norman Roger de Montgomery established the town and Cardigan castle. In the rebuilt castle became the site of the first competitive Eisteddfod. From the Middle Ages Jumper became a major trading port and ship building area and was one of the most important ports of emigration to North America. In there were over sailing vessels registered at the port and more than ships were built at its five shipyards. Following the arrival of the railway and road improvements, sea transport became un-competitive.
The rapid silting of the river finally sealed its decline as a port. Today Cardigan provides a traditional shopping and cultural centre for local residents and visitors to West Wales.
You will find the traditional Butcher and Baker and Grocery and independent chemist shops, plus specialists for local arts and crafts, sports and fishing and much more. There are also large supermarkets including Tesco at the top of town by the bypass and Aldi, straight up the high street just after the Catholic church on your right. Beaches and resorts pages. A boat trip is a great way to see the Ceredigion coastline from a different perspective, with secret caves and beaches to discover and a variety of wildlife to spot including seabird colonies, dolphins, seals, porpoises, turtles and unusual species such as the sunfish.
Wildlife spotting boat trips are available from several locations along the Cardigan Bay coast of Ceredigion coast. There are wildlife centres to visit too, with observation points, guided walks and other activities and events.
For details and links see the Wildlife Spotting Boat trips page. The waters of Cardigan Bay are rich in fish and seafood, sustainably managed and enjoyed in restaurants across the UK and Europe as well as locally in Ceredigion. Visit one of the Ceredigion food festivals that specialise in fish and seafood to have fun discovering new tastes. You'll have a great opportunity to chat and question well known and talented chefs while enjoying the fruits of the waters of Cardigan Bay when the produce is at its best.
You will also find stalls at Ceredigion farmers markets that offer a taste of fish and seafood too. Find out more about the heritage and Ceredigion's food and drink scene in the Food and Drink pages. Get to know the Welsh coastline by taking a road trip along our Coastal Way.
Wales Coastal Way. They say travel broadens the mind. But some journeys do much more. They let you see the world through different eyes. To see a living connection with nature.
To see history and legend come together in spiritual places. To see balance and harmony in our busy world. For the ancients, every mountain, river, tree and stone was imbued with a natural spirit. They lived in harmony with these spirits and created a way of life that goes with the natural grain.
0コメント