West Wales Cardigan Bay & Ceredigion Accommodation Holidays & Short Breaks
Ceredigion has a superb selection of Holiday Accommodation to choose from including Holiday Cottages, Hotels, B&B, Guest Houses and Campsites.
Ceredigion also known as Cardiganshire and the coastal area as Cardigan Bay is another one of the many stunning areas of Wales and is celebrated for magnificent beaches, known as one of few last bastions of the Welsh language, West Wales offers tourists wishing to vacation here some of the finest Holiday vacation rentals along this colourful side of the Irish Sea.
Fine Spa Hotels many with views over Cardigan Bay, small welcoming Bed and Breakfasts, B&B and Guest Houses are dotted all around Ceredigion and Cardiganshire, for those who prefer self catering there are cheap self catering cottages or romantic holiday cottages & Holiday Apartments to suit all tastes and budgets, Caravan Parks & Holiday Parks with none stop entertainment for the whole family, Campsites and Touring Parks for tourists who like to be closer to nature, there is also a good selection of mobile holiday homes, while for the more adventurous we have budget hostels and bunkhouses. Farmhouse Accommodation is very popular and offers a very different holiday experience. Eating out is all part of the holiday and here we have a wide selection of Restaurants and Country Inns to choose from.
The Ceredigion coastal city of Aberystwyth and harbour towns of Aberaeron, New Quay, Aberporth and Cardigan breathe life into the land, filled with people of profound maritime legends. While mostly rural, sites of vast historical value have originated in this region of Wales.
Holidays in Holiday Cottages, Self Catering, and Holiday Apartments are abundant throughout Ceredigion, Cardiganshire and along the coastal resorts of Cardigan Bay. From Aberwystwyth in the north to Lampeter, Tregaron, Landysul and Llangrannog on the West Coast.
Ceredigion, or "Land of Ceredig", was once ruled by the king Ceredig then reconstituted in 1996. Today as a coastal county West Wales, Ceredigion and Cardiganshire spans over 440,630 acres (1,783 sq km) with a population of approximately seventy five thousand. For an area of Wales of such scarce population, it offers some incredibly fascinating tourist sites.
Aberystwyth university town of Ceredigion on the coast nestles itself between three glorious hills and two magnificent beaches. It is home to the University of Wales Aberystwyth and the National Library of Wales. Thousands of scholars keep the city vibrant and hospitable all year long, and the abundance of friendly pubs light up the nights.
Merely yards away from the water, Aberystwyth Castle remains, still overwhelm the skyline approached from the south. The Castle was originally built by Llywelyn the Great, and once ranked among the greatest in all of Wales.
Caravan Parks, Holiday Parks, Campsites and Touring Parks, offer alternative accommodation for holidaymakers who prefer the outdoors.
Another site of rich historical remains, in this part of West Wales is Strata Florida Abbey / Monastery that has its roots via a group of Whitland Abbey monks of the Cistercian Order. It presently serves as the burial place of at least eleven Princes of the Welsh Royal house Deheubarth during 12th and 13th centuries. Remnants of Welsh language poet, Dafydd ap Gwilym, rest nearby the Abbey Church Monument, next to a Yew tree.
A little village known as Devil's Bridge holds a three level bridge of identical name; it stands above the river of Afon Mynach. Legend has it that the devil had built the original bottom level as it proved too difficult for human architecture. In return, "he" demanded the soul of the first life to cross the bridge, which unfortunately befell a dog.
The coast of Ceredigion, West Wales, looks out over Cardigan Bay where you will find white sandy beaches and many rocky coves with watersports to suit all. Cardigan Bay is surrounded by the green fertile land of West Wales with plenty of towns and seaside resorts catering to visitor comforts and offering the very best holidays.
Holidays in Holiday Cottages, Self Catering, and Holiday Apartments are abundant throughout Ceredigion, Cardiganshire and along the coastal resorts of Cardigan Bay. From Aberwystwyth in the north to Lampeter, tregaron, Landysul and Llangrannog on the West Coast.
Ceredigion, or "Land of Ceredig", was once ruled by the king Ceredig then reconstituted in 1996. Today as a coastal county West Wales, Ceredigion, Cardiganshire spans over 440,630 acres (1,783 sq km) with a population of approximately seventy five thousand. For an area of Wales of such scarce population, it offers some incredibly fascinating places.
Aberystwyth university town of Ceredigion on the West Wales coast nestles itself between three glorious hills and two magnificent beaches. It is home to the University of Wales Aberystwyth and the National Library. Thousands of scholars keep the city vibrant and hospitable all year long, and the abundance of friendly pubs light up the nights.
Merely yards away from the water, Aberystwyth Castle remains still overwhelm the skyline approached from the south. The Castle was originally built by Llywelyn the Great, and once ranked among the greatest in all of Wales.
West Wales Caravan Parks, Holiday Parks, Campsites and Touring Parks, offer alternative accommodation for holidaymakers who prefer the outdoors. With modern facilities, and superb settings throughout Cardigan Bay, Ceredigion and Cardiganshire.
Another site of rich historical remains, in this part of Wales is Strata Florida Abbey / Monastery that has its roots via a group of Whitland Abbey monks of the Cistercian Order. It presently serves as the burial place of at least eleven Princes of the Welsh Royal house Deheubarth during 12th and 13th centuries. Remnants of Welsh language poet, Dafydd ap Gwilym, rest nearby the Abbey Church Monument, next to a Yew tree.
A little village in West Wales known as Devil's Bridge holds a three level bridge of identical name; it stands above the river of Afon Mynach. Legend has it that the devil had built the original bottom level as it proved too difficult for human architecture. In return, "he" demanded the soul of the first life to cross the bridge, which unfortunately befell a dog.
The coast of Ceredigion, looks out over Cardigan Bay where you will find white sandy beaches and many rocky coves with watersports to suit all. Cardigan Bay is surrounded by the green fertile land of Wast Wales with plenty of towns and seaside resorts catering to visitor comforts and offering the very best holidays. So what are you waiting for come and have a terrific Holiday
