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New Quay Attractions
New Quay to Aberaeron Walk - The walk starts at the harbour in New Quay West Wales and finishes in Aberaeron some 6 miles north on Cardigan Bay. It is part of the recently comple New Quay Beach - New Quay Beach is located between Llangrannog and Aberaeron on the Cardigan Bay coast of Ceredigion, West Wales. There are a number of beaches at New Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre - Join us as we survey and photo Identify the Bottlenose Dolphins of Cardigan Bay. Enjoy the Seals, Birds, Dolphins and Porpoise that visit this beautif Dylan Thomas Trail, New Quay - The Dylan Thomas trail in New Quay is a short walk, roughly 3 miles, around the town of New Quay in West Wales. It takes in the haunts of the great We New Quay Honey Farm - Gerald & Mariana Cooper established their hives at New Quay, West Wales in 1985, and soon discovered that their hobby was producing the best honey Hive on the Quay - Visit our quayside Restaurant complex in a converted wharf in Aberaeron, West Wales. The single storey stone building you enter may look like an Ice C Llywernog Silver-Lead Mine - LLYWERNOG is an authentic 18th century silver mine. A visit to Llywernog offers a fascinating insight into life nearly 200 years ago, when the mine em Thy Thai - Ty-Thai is West Wales' very first Thai Restaurant. Ty-Thai offers a friendly and relaxed dining experience. Each dish is expertly prepared from on Llanerchaeron Gardens - Late 18th century villa by John Nash (1794), extensive range of 19th century farm and horticultural buildings, frame yard, rick yard, barns, kennels. Llanerchaeron 18th-Century estate - 18th-century Welsh gentry estate. Llanerchaeron is a small 18th-century Welsh gentry estate, set in the beautiful Dyffryn Aeron. The estate survived The Old Post Office Gallery - The Old Post Office Gallery. Opening Octobor 2008.
All the Artists exhibiting in this new gallery will be Local Artists. There will be Paintings, P Llangrannog Beach - Llangrannog has always been popular with locals and visitors alike. Boasting superb scenery with two sandy beaches; the main beach and the adjoining Llangranog Beach Surfing - Llangranog has a sheltered sandy beach known as 'Traeth y Pentref' (the village beach). This is a popular spot with surfers when there's a Llangranog - Llangrannog beach or Traeth y Pentref, sits between two massive headlands and looks out past Carreg Bica (the huge rock) to the blue seas of Cardigan