Borth and Ynyslas Golf Club. - The oldest eighteen hole links course in Wales.

Dyfi Estuary National Nature Reserve.

RSPB Ynys-Hir Reserve. - The most extensive network of walks and bird watching hides in Wales.

Dyfi Furnace. - An 18th century restored furnace and water wheel.

Devils Bridge. - Internationally famous for its waterfalls and Narrow Gauge Steam Railway, Devils Bridge is situated at the head of the Rheidol Valley amidst the Plynlimon hill range. Two rushing streams - the Mynach and Rheidol descend dramatically into a gorge below the village where over time three different bridges have been built, one on top of the other. Visitors can enjoy several footpaths and walks to view the bridges and waterfalls.

Tregaron - The market town of Tregaron lies near the mountainous source of the river Teifi and nestles at the southern end of a massive expanse of raised bog - Cors Goch Caron. To the east climbs mile after mile of heathered upland, once the haunt of Twn Sion Cati, the Robin Hood of Wales. Attractions to visit near by -

Cors Caron National Nature Reserve. - Over 170 species of bird have been recorded here.

Strata Florida Abbey, - near Pontrhydfendigaid. The magnificent Norman arch still stands. Some of the last native Princes of South Wales are buried here.

Tregaron Harness Racing. - Harness racing is a regular feature throughout the summer months.

Cardigan Island Coastal Farm Park - This unique farm park is located on a scenic headland overlooking the nature reserve of Cardigan Island. A colony of Atlantic grey seals breed in the many caves below the cliffs and can be seen every day. They bask on the rocks at low tide especially in warm weather. The seals give birth during September and October and you can see the pups lying on the rocks below. Cardigan Bay is also home to the only resident population of bottled nosed dolphins in England and Wales. They are frequent visitors to this part of the coast and can often be seen from the farm park. Also at the park are a variety of farm animals including goats, sheep, welsh and Shetland ponies, rare breed cattle, pigs, ducks, geese, llamas, wallabies, emus and rheas. The adventure playground has swings, slides and a sand pit. The farm is located 3 miles from Cardigan near the small village of Gwbert and is open from 9.30am to 6pm. Admission prices are £3 for those aged 14 years and over, £2 for those aged 2 to 13 and under two's are free. Dogs are allowed as long as they are kept on leads.

Dyfed Shire and Leisure Farm - Working Shire Horse Farm with indoor and outdoor activities. See the horses in harness, ploughing and harrowing demonstrations, tractor and trailer tours of the farm complete with a commentary on the history and workings of the farm. Indoor activities include: Craft demonstrations, face painting, bouncy castle and play area, horse/wagon ride. Outdoor activities include: Crazy golf, trampolines, swing boats, junior roller coaster, Quad bike hire. Free parking, café, located 8 miles south of Cardigan.

Centre for Alternative Technology - Located near the town of Machynlleth against the backdrop of Snowdonia this attraction is Europe's leading Eco Centre. The centre is concerned with presenting solutions to environmental problems creating a positive approach and demonstrating all kinds of environmental technologies. Not only can you learn about the environment but you can also enjoy the gardens, shops and excellent vegetarian restaurant.

New Quay Honey Farm - Wales' largest working honey farm where honey and bees wax products are produced and sold. This all weather attraction includes the following: World of the Honey Bee Exhibition. Tropical Ant Colony. Meadery with exhibition. Shop selling honey products and mead. Tearoom. Picnic area.

Opening times: Easter to 31st October 10am - 5.30pm, November to 24th December 11am - 5pm. Location: Cross Inn, New Quay.

Cae Hir Ornamental Gardens - Located in Crybyn near Lampeter these very special gardens should not be missed. Facilities at the gardens include plants for sale, tea, coffee and biscuits, parking, guided tours by prior arrangement. Opening times - daily from 1pm to 6pm. Charges - Adults £4.50, Senior Citizens £4.00, Children (6-16) 50p.

Coastal Voyages - Catamaran trips from Aberaeron. These 1 and 2 hour voyages explore the inshore waters of Cardigan Bay. There is a great variety of wildlife in the bay and these trips offer the opportunity to see birds and animals close up in their own environment. Operating between Easter and October, departure times are dependant on the tidal cycle therefore please call Aberaeron Sea Aquarium on 01545 570142 for times, prices and bookings. You will need to wear warm clothing and bring a waterproof jacket, please also wear appropriate foot wear, as the floor of the boat will be wet.

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