Farmhouse holiday cottages in a tranquil rural hideaway Ceredigion, West Wales. An ideal base for exploring The Teifi Valley, Cardigan Bay and Pembrokeshire.
6th April 2013 we tackled the 5 mile section from Aberaeron to Cei bach beach. This was probably the most scenic part of the path we have walked so far.
... The stream launched itself over the cliff and cascaded down onto to an inaccessible beach.
Afon Mynach (Monks River) makes a dramatic descent, over spectacular waterfalls at Devil’s Bridge.
There are two walks to choose from:
1. NATURE TRAIL, WATERFALLS & 3 BRIDGES: 45 minutes.
2. PUNCHBOWL & 3 BRIDGES: 10 minutes
Some of our guests told us about this wonderful place. It is featured in a book called the Powerful Places in Wales (Elyn Aviva & Gary White) which describes places that evoke powerful feelings.
In the late 18th century the Hafod Estate was designed in the picturesque style by Thomas Johnes.
The estate has magnificent woodlands, tumbling streams, waterfalls, beautiful bridges, the Ystwyth River and views across The Cambrian Mountains.
The village of Tresaith overlooks an attractive sandy beach at the bottom of a steep Hill.
Half way down the Hill is a pub, The Ship, and there are toilets, disabled parking and a café at the bottom of the hill near the beach.