Welcome to Ceredigion
This website offers tourist information for the county of Ceredigion, one of the most popular holiday areas in Wales. One of the last bastions of the Welsh language and culture, Ceredigion offers award-winning beaches and a network of spectacular
walking, cycling and mountain biking routes together with a plethora of opportunities for angling in Cardigan Bay,
on rivers, in lakes and fisheries.
PLACES TO STAY...
Ceredigion offers a competitive selection of quality graded hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfast, self catering, hostels and holiday parks - all inspected by officers of either the Welsh Assembly Government's VisitWales service or the UK Automobile Association. Visit the accommodation section for full details.
ACTIVITIES...
Ceredigion offers some of the best facilities in Wales for angling, cycling and walking. There are also excellent facilities for golf.. Read more...
CEREDIGION COAST PATH - GUIDEBOOK
Visit this page for full details.
EVENTS...
Quality arts centres and a plethora of events are accessible all year round. Check out the latest details on the events calendar.
READ ALL ABOUT IT...
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NEW: FAITH TRAILS IN CEREDIGION
The Cilgwyn Trail and the Unitarian Trail are two new faith trails within Ceredigion. The trails invite you to tour our beautiful countryside and to pause and reflect on the spiritual development of the county throughout the centuries, as expressed in our chapels, churches, literature and traditions.
THE CILGWYN TRAIL
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THE UNITARIAN TRAIL
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NEW: A PLANT LOVER'S GUIDE TO CEREDIGION
A county best known for its beautiful and rugged coastline, magical coves and hidden beaches has other, relatively unknown, tricks up its sleeve. Venture inland and you will find a wealth of greenery among hill and dale, in nook and cranny and down delightful country roads away from the hustle and bustle of the coast. This is the Ceredigion where plant lovers thrive.
ATTRACTIONS...
The National Library of Wales, at Aberystwyth, is the foremost treasury for manuscripts and documents pertaining to Wales and some of the other Celtic nations. Green tourism assets abound with Special Areas of Conservation, National Nature Reserves, open access uplands and spectacular coast and forest trails. Discover more detail in theattractions section.