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Pandy Bach, Valley View Farm, Machynlleth

Glamorgan. Sleeps up to 6

Cader IdrisCader Idris's rugged slopes are in the distance and red kites, peregrines and buzzards soar across the valley below, the backdrop made up of the colours of sheep pastures, woods and rolling green hills, studded with craggy outcrops. Ynyslas Nature Reserve, BorthA bird watchers, walkers and nature lovers paradise adjacent to the Dyfi Estuary made up of 3 parts, an internationally important peat bog, remarkable sand dunes and a sunken forest. A fascinating day out for the whole family staying in this Cambrian Mountain holiday cottage. Aberystwyth Arts CentreThis award winning National Flagship of Wales offers a wide ranging programme including drama, dance, music, visual arts, film and more. Vale of Rheidol RailwayExperience an unforgettable journey on the last steam train to be owned by British Rail through magnificent Welsh countryside from Aberystwyth to Devils Bridge. Fishing on Cregennan Lakes, Arthog owned by National TrustDelightful game fishing in 2 natural lakes from bank or boat for brown trout, blue, rainbow and wild brownies. Tight lines!Mid Wales Paragliding Centre, BorthSee Wales from a birds eye view. Paragliding courses, Tandem flights, Paramotor courses and more. Aberdovey and Borth/YnyslasAberdovey and Borth/Ynyslas beaches are each a 15 min drive away and Machynlleth a historic market town is 1.5 miles where there is an excellent range of restaurants, cafes, superb individual shops, art galleries, music venues and a leisure centre. Most North Wales beaches are dog friendly all year round but in designated areas only on some in summer months. Snowdonia National ParkSnowdonia National Park, the Cardigan Bay coastline and the stunning Dyfi estuary are within easy access of Pandy Bach with a huge variety of outdoor activities. There are miles of empty dunes and surfing beaches and beautiful estuaries. Llyn ClewedogGo canoeing at Llyn Clewedog or just relax on the banks of the River Dulas, a salmon and trout tributary river just 50 meters from the property. Cambrian Coast RailwayTake the opportunity of an unforgettable journey on the Cambrian Coast railway between Machynlleth and Pwllheli, the train hugging the coastline with spectacular sea and mountain views and offering plenty of places to stop off for a great day out when holidaying in this cottage. Llywernog Silver Lead Mine, PonterwydAn authentic silver mine and Prince Charles Award winning museum exhibiting a fascinating insight into life and work nearly 200 years ago. Fairbourne Blue Flag BeachA sandy beach backed by a pebble ridge with amazing views along the coast. The safe firm sand is perfect for digging and building and bathing is safe. Popular with families and beach sports enthusiasts. Monty and Glesni return to the same nest year after year to bring up their chicks. Dyfi Discoveries Boat Trips, AberdyfiFabulous heritage and wildlife trips tailor made to suit your party. See bottle nose dolphins, shear waters and if you are lucky even leather back turtles. Dyfi Ospreys, near MachynllethA state of the art nestcam broadcasts live streaming of osprey activities during the breeding season. Tywyn Wurlitzer Organ RecitalsA rare opportunity to enjoy the memorable sound of an authentic New York built Wurlitzer organ at Neaudd Pendre Hall, Tywyn concerts and dances.3 Day Festival of Harness Racing, Tregaron Join in the fun, even place a bet if you are feeling lucky, at the most prestigious and established tradition of harness racing in mid Wales held in August on the Thursday, Friday and Saturday preceding the Bank Holiday. There will be lots to see and do including a children's corner and plenty of food, drink and bookmakers. Days awayThe 'Gateway to Lleyn Peninsula' is at Criccieth, an hour's drive away. It is well worth a day exploring this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with a pastoral landscape, glorious beaches, sleepy villages, fascinating historic sites and good places to eat. Choose this exceptional holiday cottage converted from a woollen mill in Snowdonia for fulfilling holidays. Dogs are welcome too.

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Mountains to get lost in; valleys to walk through; beaches to build sandcastles on. Wales is diverse and inviting. Boasting three national parks Snowdonia, Pembrokeshire and the Brecon Beacons and some glorious beaches. Stay on a farm, in a yurt or in a log cabin or simply camp to make the most of the outdoors.

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