There are four outstanding beaches within easy reach of Maes Glas.

The National Trust beach at Penbryn only 3/4 mile away is the closest, followed by Llangrannog, Tresaith and Aberporth. Dolphins and seals can regularly be seen along the coastline especially at Cwmtudu and Newquay.

To go no further than the spectacular coastline would miss out on the charming and unique spirit of this area of Wales.

Places and attractions are varied and interesting enough to suit just about everyone.

Nearby are the beautiful Cenarth Falls, narrow gauge railways at Henllan and Rheidol, working woollen mills, craft and pottery workshops, fishing in Cardigan Bay and on the river Teifi, golf at Cardigan and Plwmp, dry ski slope at Llangrannog, pony trekking from the local centre just next door to the park, theatre and cinema in Cardigan.

Further afield is the iron age fort at Castell Henllys and for the white knuckle enthusiast there is Oakwood Theme Park with the world class wooden roller coaster. For those who want a peaceful holiday there are plenty of walks in the area, with an abundance of wildlife and wildflowers. Take time to watch the buzzards soaring above the park, or the robins hopping in and around the caravans.

More links to local atrractions

New Quay Boat Trip
Go dolphin spotting from aboard these very safe boats.

Welsh Bird of Prey Centre
90 minute Falconry Walks or half days.

Felinwynt Butterfly and Rainforest Centre
a tropical excursion!

Harbour Master Restaurant
Welsh restaurant overlooking the harbour

Theatr Mwldan
Cardigan has a thriving visual and performing arts scene and there are regular exhibitions at Theatr Mwldan where you will also find a cinema
for those rainy days

Dyfed Shire Horse Farm
Home of the famous Dyfed Shire Horses, enjoy a fascinating family day out, with lots of indoor and outdoor activities