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Aberteifi / Cardigan The castle changed hands numerous times between Norman and Welsh, but it’s significance is even more so since it is the birth place of the Eisteddfod under the leadership of Rhys ap Gruffydd, Lord Rhys. Cardigan has a prosperous theatre, Mwldan theatre, which also houses a spacious cinema. Gwbert and Cardigan Island
A stones throw away from Gwbert, looking over the island, is Cardigan Island Coastal Farm Park. As a whole family you can enjoy in the company of Welsh animals such as welsh Mountain Ponies and the sheep of course, and with animals from other countries such as wallabies, emus and llamas! Open from 10am > 6pm every day from March 20th > end of October 2007, and re-opens March 17th 2008. 01239 623637 - www.cardiganisland.com CilgerranCilgerran village lies 3 miles south from Cardigan, and over the border to the next county Pembrokeshire. Take some time walking the area and Cilgerran castle
As the Welsh name, Aberteifi, suggests, the famous river Teifi runs to the sea here. You may take a canoe or kayak trip down the river, down through a beautiful gorge and past the nature reserve. You can also arrange for larger groups as well. 01239 613961 - www.heritagecanoes.co.uk Cenarth
It is an ancient village – the bridge is around 200 years old, the mill is from the 17th century and the local pub is from the 16th century. Cenarth is also known as one of the last places for coracle fishing. There is a Coracle Centre on the banks of the river where this ancient art of coracle making can be traced, you may also visit the old mill here. Following the signs for Abercych, follow signs for ‘Caws Cenarth Cheese’ - a popular, tasty cheese. Here you can see the production of the cheese and have a taste. Open daily apart from Sunday, the best time to visit is 11am - 2pm If you have energy to burn, why not have a go at paint balling? Cei Newydd / Newquay
It is a very busy place during the summer period, but a perfect place to arrange boat trips to visit the local coastline and to see local wildlife including dolphins, porpoises and seals - www.new-quay.com/surveyboat.htm Following the road towards New Quay, there is an interesting and different museum. By following the signs off of the main road you will come across the Honey Farm. Here you can follow the journey of the bee to create delicious honey. There are also man-made hives so that you can see their inside. They also produce Welsh mead here and a chance to taste www.thehoneyfarm.co.uk Travelling
Railway journeys: Or if you’re looking for ways to get from one place to another: www.trawscambria.info Y Cardi Bach is a coastal bus service running from 29 - October 7. It runs daily apart from Wednesdays. For a time table visit: www.visitcardigan.com ActivitiesThere’s certainly no lack of activities around Tresaith. There are so many things to do and see, local history, walking treks, water sports, relaxing on the beach, there is no room for boredom! Here is a list of something that you may wish to consider. We are not responsible for the content of external websites.
Other towns and villages of interestCwmtudu
Llangrannog
Mwnt
Pentre Ifan
(Cei Newydd) New Quay
Ynys Lochtyn
(Trefdraeth) Newport, Pembs
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An ancient market town, and gateway to the Teifi valley, located 8 miles south from Tresaith. The Welsh name, Aberteifi, means ‘mouth of the river Teifi’. Across the road from Cardigan Bridge is a castle originally built in wood by the Normans, and then in stone by the Welsh man, Lord Rhys. 
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Cenarth village is one place where you can see the river Teifi at it’s best. There is a foot path along the river where you can get great views of the waterfalls, it is also a popular place to see salmon leaps. 
14 miles along the main road towards the north from Tresaith, lies the small town of New Quay. It is widely believed that this is the town where the famous poet 
You may choose to take it slowly for a day by taking a train ride through beautiful countryside.
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