Travel and Tourism Websites

A small museum covering the development of the diesel engine in the 20th century. Includes photos, history and descriptions of these types of motors.

Tourism association promoting the Plynlimon Uplands. Includes events, accommodation, things to do, and information about the area.

Site that details the animals and wildlife that can be seen at this attraction on Cardigan Bay, West Wales, including grey seals and dolphins.

Official tourism site offers attraction and accommodation listings and itinerary advice.

Offers boat trips and guided marine tours of Cardigan Bay from Aberporth and Cardigan. Describes the boat and includes photos and booking information.

A collection of free-flying butterflies and exotic plants near Aberffrwd. Profile, exhibits, directions and opening times with prices.

Holiday cottages, conference venue and training centre on working livestock farm. Profile, facilities, courses and events.

This rural pub has a well-stocked cellar, provides freshly prepared meals, and bed and breakfast accommodation. [Pontrhydygroes]

Information from Wikipedia on this narrow-gauge railway that runs between Aberystwyth and Devil’s Bridge, and its history.

Coach company. Information on tours, day trips and hiring a coach.

Initiative providing anglers with a choice of quality accommodation committed to welcoming them. Explains the criteria for selection and provides downloadable brochures.

Campsite, market garden and fishing lake in a quiet rural spot near Beulah. Provides contact details and location.

Provides information on the history of the estate and the Vaughan family, holiday accommodation, shooting and fishing opportunities, and land and property to let.

Museum and coracle workshop set in the grounds of a 17th century flour mill beside the Cenarth falls. Provides opening hours and a photograph gallery.

Traditional Carmarthenshire farmhouse near Taliaris. Includes what to see and do, the facilities, opening times and admission prices.

Pronides information on this 18th-century Welsh gentry estate at Ciliau Aeron. Includes what to see and do, facilities, opening times and admission prices.

Unique gold mines set amid wooded hillsides overlooking the beautiful Cothi Valley, first exploited by the Romans almost 2000 years ago. Includes what to see and do, facilities, opening times and admission prices.

Useful resource providing information on the area, things to see and do, places to eat, places to stay, special events and travel information.

Provides information and bookings for events in the lower Teifi Valley.

Provides walks and cycle trails in a scenic setting, with red kite feeding every afternoon. [Ponterwyd]

The Caravan Club provides information on this site for touring caravans with photographs, site details, location and opening dates.[Llanarth]