Ceredigion Possibly the most Welsh of all holiday areas in Wales with most of its residents continuing to speak the Welsh language. In Aberystwyth there is the National Library of Wales which is one of Britains six copyright libraries and specialises in Welsh and Celtic literature. At Eglwysfach there is a RSPB Reserve, laying at the head of the Dyfi estuary this grazed saltmarch is bordered by freshwater marsh and some remnant peat bogs.Here can be spied Redstarts, wood warblers, nut hatchers, buzzards, kestrals and peregrines can be seen all year round. Badgers and polecats also live here. For children a day out at the Felinwynt Rainforest and Butterfuly Centre is a must.

Brynheulog Bed and Breakfast

Llandysul
Tel: 01545 561008

Brynheulog is a comfortable home recently refurbished to a high standard maintaining all the original features. Brynheulog offers king-size bedrooms with ensuite shower, toilet and basin. It has a lounge area with wide-screen TV and DVD and a good selection of films to use. The bedrooms can also...

Ffynnon Cadno

Ponterwyd, Nr. Aberystwyth
Tel: 01970 890224

Ffynnon Cadno is a gentleman's residence with large mature gardens, ponds and walks, set in the beautiful foothills of the Cambrian Mountains. The three letting rooms on the first floor have been tastefully decorated and all include TV with freeview...