Aberaeron is a beautiful Georgian town designed around the harbour with houses of striking colours which is enhanced by their unique architecture. It offers a range of boutique shops, cafes, and a wide variety of restaurants. The town also offers interesting riverside and coastal walking paths, including a cycle / walk path to Llanerchaeron, a National Trust 18th century Welsh gentry estate, with the house and gardens designed by John Nash. Children can enjoy the parks, swimming pool, leisure centre, tennis courts and a Go-Cart centre less than a mile from the cottage.

Further South you'll stumble across the picturesque holiday destination of New Quay. With several restaurants, pubs and shops situated above the blue waters of Cardigan Bay this is well worth the visit when travelling to West Wales. A hot spot tourist destination during the summer months the vibrant holiday resort boasts dolphin spotting boat trips along with Blue Flag and Seaside winning beaches and watersports.

Situated on the West coast of Wales means that Plas Bach is surrounded by the beautiful Ceredigion coast, boasting golden sands, award winning beaches, cliffs and plenty of wildlife. The wildlife can be viewed while walking the 60 miles of coastal path which is protected by the National Trust and local Wildlife Trusts.