Trewrach Glamping

Aberfforest beach is just under a 10-minute drive away, a peaceful and dog-friendly small shingle beach that becomes sandy as the tide goes out. This beach is in a picturesque location, flanked by headlands and backed by sloped fields – take a walk up the river valley that concludes with a waterfall. The sandy beach of Newport, a 15-minute drive away, is often overlooked by tourists despite its large size and plentiful opportunities for watersports. From there you can also visit the small city of Newport, where you explore the 17th-century Tredegar House and its stunning 90-acre park, or go bird-watching along its 18th-century canal that's a lovely day out for long walks along the towpath. The extensive Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is also on your doorstep, where you can embark on part of its long-distance 186-mile walk, which begins in St Dogmaels and finishes in Amroth.

There are a number of pubs and restaurants located in the nearby town of Fishguard – a five-minute drive away – the most popular being the Royal Oak Inn. The pub has an interesting history, its locals having thwarted a French invasion attempt on Wales' west coast in 1797. These days it's much more peaceful, open for food every day of the year aside from Christmas, with a menu combining pub classics with a few more unique options such as katsu chicken and Spanish barra gallega. In Newport, a 10-minute drive away, Coney Island Ice Cream is right next to the boat club, making ice cream widely considered to be the best around. In Newport town, make your way to The Canteen, with a delicious menu of stonebaked pizzas and salads in a relaxed, modern setting.