Robin Cottage, Llandysul

Dyfed. Sleeps up to 4

Llwyndafydd Inn and Monroes, Saron This delightful pub serves family style food all day long. The choice is yours, a full English, a light lunch or an evening meal. There is occasionally entertainment too! A real gem and just 1 mile from The Piggery, how can you stay away!The Daffodil, LlandysulConveniently close by, perfect for Sunday lunch, home cooked roasts and tempting puddings. Consistently great reviews and sophisticated seasonal menus make this a real treat. Booking recommended. Teifi Valley Market TownsShop 'til you drop, eat delicious local produce, try a spot of fishing, explore ancient castles and soak up the atmosphere of thriving market towns along the Teifi Valley - Cardigan, Cilgerran, Lechryd, Cenarth and Newcastle Emlyn. Teifi Lakes Walking Discover a number of beautiful lakes near the source of the Teifi River in the stark, wild and beautiful western slopes of the Cambrian Mountains. Llyn Teifi is 1 such lake, 3 miles east of the small village of Ffair Rhos. Teifi Valley Narrow Gauge RailwayTake a trip to Pixie Halt on a 1850's steam train. Family fun and games at the station, crazy golf, crazy quoites, step back in time together for a fun day out. Cilgerran CastleTraditionally, medieval castles were designed with a keep at the centre but Cilgerran Castle is unusual with two massive round towers instead. These, despite Owain Glyn Dŵr’s best efforts, still stand today. Take a walk around this stunning castle overlooking the Teifi Valley cared for by the `National Trust. Dogs welcome on leads. St DogmaelsA trip to award winning St Dogmael's Farmers Market on Tuesday between 9 am and 1 pm showcases the wide variety of local produce and gifts from within a 30 mile radius. Indulge your taste buds and gather a picnic for a visit to Poppit Sands on the Cardigan coast. Poppit SandsPoppit Sands is an ideal spot for family fun, buggy boarding and kite boarding. There are bike trails and walking paths through the dunes. Wild flowers will mark the way.Y Felin Water MillClose to St Dogmaels is one of only two working mills in Wales. The mill has been completely renovated with its original machinery intact. Y Felin dates back to the twelfth century and is thought to have been built by St Dogmaels Abbey. A guided tour of the mill will reveal how their wonderful selection of flour is made, including Welsh organic wholemeal, seed and herb, and garlic and chive. The delightful tea room offers a mouth-watering selection of fresh home-made produce, including scones, cakes, bread and light lunches. New QuayEnjoy a day at the seaside in this pretty town once home to the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas. Three sandy beaches, dolphin spotting boat trips and a range of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants make this a fulfilling day out for all. Brechfa Mountain Bike TrailWith over 19 km of trails this is a great place for all cyclists from family groups to the more serious rider. Barbecue, picnic facilities and The Shed cafe are all available on site. Round off your days activities with a drink in the Black Lion just up the road. Llandysul PaddlersCanoe hire, white water rafting, coasteering, rock climbing, abseiling and many other outdoor activities can all be arranged through this innovative centre. Spend a day out with the family in nearby Pembrokeshire (an hour drive)There are a number of excellent family attractions to enjoy including Folly Farm, Bluestone Water Park, the Dinosaur Park, Heatherton Sports Park, Manor Wildlife Park, Carew Karting and more.

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