Tresaith Camping

Quiet beaches, delicious seafood, seaside towns with a good buzz, boat trips… There are plenty of great ways to spend your time in this splendid area. Meaning Little Beach, Traeth Bach (an hour's walk) requires a little exercise to reach along the coastal path, but it's well worth it, as one of the quieter spots for some time on the sand. Let yourself gaze for a while at the views at Llangrannog beach (10 minutes' drive), which is surrounded by fishing boats and cliffs. At low tide, it’s possible to stroll from the village onto Cilborth beach, where the scenery is often replicated by Welsh artists. In New Quay (25 minutes), there’s a lively watersports centre, an annual regatta and three very different beaches to wander around. Families can go for a dip in the designated swimming area at Harbour Beach if they fancy getting their feet wet. Finally, a trip to Aberaeron (25 minutes) for some seafood like sea bass and shrimp or yet more walks along the coast (or for a shorter stroll around the harbour?). It’s near Llanerchaeron (half an hour), an 18th-century villa with a lake, a working farm and gorgeous walks in the Aeron Valley.