Practical information to help you make the most of your visit
We are delighted to extend the warmest of a welcomes to old and new friends to our community here in Ceredigion. Ceredigion aims to be a welcoming, responsible and sustainable visitor destination. We make every effort to do the little things that make a big difference. As visitors you are now part of this community.
Planning ahead is a way to ensure you get the most out of your visit. Follow the links on the website for more information and contact the Tourist Information Centre to ask for local information.
Ceredigion Tourist Information Centres are currently closed until further notice. If you have a query that your host might not be able to help you with, you can still contact Ceredigion's tourism service to get help to you make the most of your visit to Ceredigion.
Follow the links for contact details and free local apps to download too.
Visitor accommodation in Wales is gradually being re-opened.
Book direct with your favourite accommodation, or use the services of locally based booking agencies, who know Ceredigion and the individual businesses well. If booking with one of the UK wide agencies, make contact with your host to check individual and local details.
Look out for the 'Good to Go' label too.
From seaside cafes to cosy country pubs - there is a great choice of places to eat out across Ceredigion.
You can choose from a menu that makes the most of local produce, whether that's a delicious breakfast before a full day of adventuring, or a relaxed Sunday lunch of lamb, beef or pork or a vegetarian feast.
Your curry and pizza will be prepared with local produce too.
Check the tides for a safe and fun visit to Ceredigion's coast or if you're planning to go fishing, sailing, surfing foraging or rockpooling.
Check the local weather too, and be prepared for sudden changes in the weather.
Ceredigion is served by the Hywel Dda Health Board.
Make the right choice by checking where you need to go to get help.
Getting to and around Ceredigion
Getting to Ceredigion is a pleasure and an adventure. Whether you arrive on foot, by bike, bus, train or by car there are great scenic routes to choose from.
Follow the Cardigan Bay coast from north or south along The Wales Coastal Way, or cross the watershed of the Cambrian Mountains as you travel towards the west from The Cambrian Way.
Choose alternatives to the busy honeypots with Celtic Routes.
Take advantage of not having to keep your eye on the road and being a little above other traffic by travelling by bus or train. The Cambrian railway line brings you into Aberystwyth and provides a link to six of The Great Little Train Lines of Wales.
Or let someone else do the driving with a guided tour to discover secret locations across the Cambrian Mountains and along the coast.
Ceredigion's entertaining and exciting programme of events usually means that there's always something to do and see. We take fun seriously as we celebrate everything from our magnificent horses and the humble mackerel to the best of art and music. Good food and music is a way of life, and there's always plenty to go round.
When the time is right, and we can meet again - come watch, play, enjoy and take part. See you there!