Practical information to help you make the most of your visit

We're delighted to welcome regular visitors and new guests into our community. As visitors you are now part of this community too.  Ceredigion seeks to be a responsible, sustainable and welcoming tourist destination and planning ahead will help you make the most of your visit to Ceredigion. Follow the links for local tide tables, local walks, information contacts and free apps and downloads.  

  • If you're planning an outdoor excursion along the coast or into the hills:
  • Plan for all weather conditions eg raincoat and sunglasses/sunhat.
  • Don't be a lobster! Remember the 4 Ss: 
     - Sunscreen
     - Sun hat
     - Sunglasses
     - Shade
  • Wear sensible and appropriate footwear for the weather and terrain.
  • Familiarise yourself with the RNLI's advice on tides and rip currents.
  • Follow Adventure Smart Wales guidelines.
  • Follow the Countryside Code
  • Explore and enjoy what is local to where you are staying.
  • Discover and support local businesses.
  • Avoid any unnecessary travel. 
  • Help keep the environment healthy, beautiful and open for recreation, reflection and revitalisation. 
  • Keep dogs under control, ideally on a lead; stick and flick where appropriate or scoop poop and bin it.
  • Dispose of waste properly: use the appropriate bins provided. If they’re full, take the waste away to dispose of it at home. Don’t leave it for someone else to clear up.
  • Take time to enjoy our natural environment and wildlife, but keep a respectful distance from animals and their young. 
  • Do not approach groups of birds resting on the sea.
  • Keep a respectful distance from seals, especially on nursery beaches and coastal caves during the pupping season. 
  • Keep a respectful distance from dolphins and other marine mammals - never follow or chase them - let them come to you, if they wish, when they feel safe and unthreatened. 
  • Follow the Countryside Code.
  • Respect what is of value to host communities including the Welsh language, local culture, animals and the environment - our coast and countryside is a place of work for farmers, fishermen and others.
  • Use designated parking, don’t block access for others, including emergency services.
  • When it's busy, please be patient.
  • Whenever possible, book ahead. If you can't make it for any reason - let the attraction, restaurant or event organiser know, so that your slot can be allocated to someone else who's waiting. 
  • Holidays and days out are a time to relax and enjoy, so let’s chill!