Loz’s Leisure itinerary

Check in at Wildernest 

Wildernest is a haven set in the coastal hills above the Aeron Valley, featuring cosy cottages which have been restored from original old stone buildings. 

AM

In the morning, spend time exploring Llangrannog.  Just north of Llangrannog beach is the secluded cove of Cilborth, accessed either from Llangrannog beach at low tide or via the cliff steps from the Coast Path. 

PM

New Quay

Jump in the car and drive north to New Quay. Once a thriving port, its now well known for dolphin spotting and Blue Flag and Seaside Award-winning beaches.

Lunch -head to the Lime Crab fish and chip shop.

Evening meal at Y Seler in Aberaeron. Local menu highlights include the Celtic Pride fillet steak and fresh Menai mussels. If you have time, arrive a little earlier and spend some time walking around the Aberaeron harbour.

AM 

Drive into Pembrokeshire to Strumble Head. On the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and within the Pembrokeshire National Park, Strumble Head’s rocky and jagged headland juts out of the coastline. This area of the coast path boasts incredible wildlife including with bottle-nose dolphins, grey seals and even orcas having been spotted here. 

Check in at Baytree Bed & Breakfast self catering pod, The Garden Shed.

Dinner - Y Polyn

An award winning family-owned restaurant tucked away in the verdant Towy Valley between Carmarthen and Llandeilo.

Foraging with Craig Evans, local forager from Coastal Foraging. Craig will pick you up from your accommodation and take you to some of his favourite foraging spots along the Welsh coastline.

Dinner: Florentino’s

A family run Italian restaurant in Carmarthen (we recommend the stone baked pizzas!)