Attractions in the area - where to go and what to do

Newcastle Emlyn

Newcastle Emlyn (approx. 5 miles)

The busy local market town of Newcastle Emlyn has many attractions including antiques and craft shops, clothes shops, Newcastle Emlyn Castle, bakeries, butchers, pubs and restaurants.

Cenarth (approx. 7 miles)

The village of Cenarth is located at the Carmarthenshire / Ceredigion / Pembrokeshire border, on the banks of the river Teifi. The River Teifi at this point emerges from a deep ravine over a ledge that produces a spectacular set of falls when the river is in full flow. There are pubs, tea rooms, craft shops and the national coracle center, all worth a visit.

Cardiganshire Coast

Approximately 14 miles north of Morlogws Farm you reach the Cardiganshire Coast. There are many great beaches, starting with Poppit Sands near St Dogmaels. Cardigan itself is a thriving market town with many small and interesting locally run shops.

A little further up the coast is Aberporth, a small village with a picturesqe harbour and beach, and then you reach New Quay, a village with a beautiful beach from where you can take boat trips where you are likely to see dolphins. Have a look at Cardigan Island Coastal Farm Park and All Terrain Park to find out about some of the activities on offer.

National Wool Museum at Dre-Fach Felindre (approx. 6 1/2 miles)

The picturesque village of Dre-fach Felindre in the beautiful Teifi valley was once the centre of a thriving woollen industry, earning the nickname 'The Huddersfield of Wales'. Located in the historic former Cambrian Mills, the National Wool Museum is a special place with a spellbinding story to tell. The museum is open all year.

Tourism Railways

The Teifi Valley Railway at Henllan, near Newcastle Emlyn, is a narrow gauge railway, and the 'most laid back railway in West Wales'. Driving a little further towards Carmarthen is the Gwili Steam Railway, the only standard gauge steam railway in West Wales.

Caws Cenarth Organic Cheese

At Caws Cenarth you can watch the cheese being made from the viewing gallery and museum and taste the cheeses on offer free of charge. Thelma and Gwynfor's initiative is acknowledged to have instigated and led the revival of Welsh Farmhouse Caerffili and Caws Cenarth is now the oldest established producer of Welsh Farmhouse Caerffili.

The National Botanical Garden of Wales

At the National Botanical Garden of Wales you can enjoy the sights and sounds of nature up close at one of Britain's foremost nature attractions. Located in the Towy Valley, the park is surrounded by hundreds of acres of beautiful countryside, with plenty of things to see and do.

You can experience Mediterranean conditions under a giant glass dome, the the largest single span glasshouse in the world. Enjoy gardens and architecture from around the world, sample Welsh cuisine, watch a 360-degree film, and learn about flora, fauna and the countryside in a unique and fun environment.

Oakwood Theme Park

In nearby Pembrokeshire, Oakwood Theme Park with Megafobia, voted the best wooden coaster in the world is well worth a visit. Many attractions claim to be 'fun for all the family' - this one really is and you best set a whole day aside for a visit if you want to get the most out of it. Fun and entertainment for all ages. Hydro, The Bounce, Vertigo, and - new is Speed, 2000 feet of steel roller coaster built for speed and fun - which is just awesome!

Folly Farm

Also situated in the neighbouring county of Pembrokeshire, Folly Farm is one of the largest family attractions in Wales and offers a host of fun activities. Find out about our hundreds of friendly animals, amazing vintage funfair, exotic children's zoo, shows, entertainment, refreshments and more ...