Take advantage of the 60 miles of heritage coastline. A half hour stroll on the coastal path from New Quay takes you to the
lookout at Birds Rock. This is the perfect location to observe dolphins and porpoises as well as viewing the most important
seabird breeding area in the county. Alternatively the Cambrian Mountain
National Park offers miles of trails through
this wild and dramatically empty landscape full of lonely peaks and undiscovered
valleys.


The river Dyfi offers the ultimate night
fly-fishing for Sewin, and the river Teifi
rushing down from the Cambrian Mountains is highly stocked with Brown Trout, Sea
Trout and Salmon. Alternatively there is thrilling deep-sea fishing out of Cardigan
Bay where fantastic catches of the finest Tope, Ray and Bass are renowned.

Gilfach is home to a stable yard of horses
and ponies for guided trekking through the spectacular local countryside. The stables
are licenced by Ceredigion District Council and the experienced staff are competent to instruct a range of abilities, from lead rein ponies for the little ones to enjoy, to more challenging rides for the experienced rider.


There are many cycle route packs available for the area covering coastal routes,
mountain biking trails and gentle tracks through beautiful sections of woodland.
A selection of self guided walking and
cycling leaflets are available from reception and the local tourist information centre.


The outdoor tennis court is great for
beginners or experts. Rackets are
available for use from reception.