A super path - the Ceredigion Coastal Path…read more I have walked from Llangrannog to Cwmtydu. I can recommend the tours from Aberystwyth to Borth and Llannon to Llanrhystud. One needs good walking boots and must not be afraid of rainy weather because the weather is very unsettled. Also, you need to bring plenty of drink and food as there is no-where like in Austria or in Germany along the path where you could stop for a sheltered break with refreshments. Photos will follow!

No trip to Aberystwyth is complete without a walk on the Prom! The colorful houses, beautiful…read moreviews, and the sounds of the waves is an absolute must! My recommendation would be to go around sunset to take in the setting sun! Stop and get yourself a waffle or ice cream (depending on season) and enjoy the views from a bench!

A mixed fairly dark sand and shingle beach but pleasant enough to walk on. The water is good for…read moreswimming and surfing too. It's a safe family beach with a lifeguard during the summer, disabled access and nearby toilets. There are many cafes and kiosks for ice cream and snacks and the beach is very close to the town as well. Nice views of Constitution Hill and the Georgian hotels and guest houses along the promenade and some great sunsets to be seen here too.

I often pass this golf course on my walks. It lies within the beautiful hilly Welsh landscape and…read morethere are many sheep. Very scenic - and most days you can see golfers having a good time. Be careful that you do not get hit by a golf ball when you stroll around or walk. Stunning location for golf!

Mid Wales is undiscovered country (well, almost). It's always been popular with families holidaying…read morefrom the West Midlands, but the many coastal towns have avoided the typical trajectory of other British seaside resorts (well, ok, not all). Aberdyfi is the quintessence of everything that can remain right with a British seaside town. From its multicoloured but not garish main street to its beautiful white sand dunes, Aberdyfi (pronounced Aber-dovey) is always Aber-lovely. There are watersports to get into, and the jet skis do tend to spoil the serenity at times, but these are small things when you take in the surroundings, which are very relaxing. Good for families, too you can still take a donkey ride during summer, but this tends to be less candyfloss commercialism than a little break from lounging around or swimming in the clean, cool waters. Alternatively, take a walk all along the beach to Tywyn and back. You'll like it.

We followed a recommended walk around Tal-Y-Lyn lake. We followed woodland walks up through the…read moremountain on the far side left of the lake up towards a steep incline (on the southern flanks of cader idris). We went as far as the farm at the top and down past thefarm and the falls and along the mud tracks to the lake at the bottom. We then walked along the road to get back to our start point. The scenery along the mountains and from the roads were so beautiful. The circular walk took about 3 hours and was about 5 and a half miles. In the summer seasons the nearby pubs and hotels would be open but in winter months it is a great idea to pack a flask and a picnic. I had so much fun along this track and thoroughly recommend it!

This must be one of the best beaches not only in North Wales but also in the UK. It's got acres of…read moresand, spectacular views (you can see Bear Grylls' private island if you know which way to look) and parking is no problem at all. If you fancy a day at the beach then this should be at the top end of your list.

In the hills of Happy Valley (real name) and along the ridgeline to Aberdyfi lies the Bearded Lake…read more It's not particularly beardy, though if you choose to swim in it's dark blue waters your legs will no doubt be brushed by lots of vegetation. It's an unexpected thing and a nice place to stop if you're doing the whole day's walk along the mountains to the beach at lovely Aberdyfi. If you're driving, there is a car park next to the narrow road through the valley.

A deceptively large sports shop, it goes back a long way, offering lots of heavily discounted…read moreclothing and sports equipment. Well worth a look if you're after a bargain or, like me, on holiday and suddenly realise you forgot to pack a respectable pair of shoes!