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Wide Horizons - local attractions

The park offers you direct access via our walk bridge along to the coastal path joining the Georgian port town of Aberaeron and the quaint little fishing town of New Quay.

Aberearon has a long history as a fishing port and visitors from all over the world come and experience for themselves the 'Jewel of Cardigan Bay', taking with them a little bit of it in their hearts as they leave - New quay Many believe that New Quay is the 'cliff-perched town at the far end of Wales' immortalised by Dylan Thomas, in 'Under Milk Wood'. Dylan Thomas lived in New Quay in 1944 in a little house called 'Majoda' atop the cliffs opposite the town.

Our superb location means that you are within easy reach of many of Ceredigion's most visited tourist attractions and sandy beaches. Aberaeron has quaint shops and traditional food, while Cardigan, with its chic boutiques and Aberystwyth, boasting one of the world's biggest camera obscures, are both 30 minutes' drive away.

Flourishing with history

The Town retains its Georgian charm with elegant brightly painted town houses and is still a focal point for the rural communities in mid Cardiganshire. Enjoy a stroll around the harbour along Quay Parade.

Lunch or afternoon tea at the Hive on the Quay and visit the fascinating Aberaeron Sea Aquarium.

Take a boat trip to explore Cardigan Bay's marine ecology and Heritage Coast from the harbour with Coastal Voyages

Plus many charming shops including the Aberaeron Craft Centre, eating places and pubs to enjoy.