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reccomendations for activities in cardigan bay area / aberaeron/new quay / llangrannog

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mabel1973 · 24/04/2007 10:50

We are staying nr new quay in cardigan bay in a couple of weeks, and i have done some research, but it would be nice to have some days out on reccomendation.
i think we will have a day out in aberystwyth, other than that weather permitting we will be on the beach, but we need a plan B in case it pee's it down!
We have a 2.5 yr old and a 7 month old.

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StripeyKnickersSpottySocks · 24/04/2007 13:04

Never been myself but its a place I'm thinking of going to soon and one of the things on my want to do list is a whale spotting/dolphin spotting boat trip which I believe you can do.

mabel1973 · 24/04/2007 21:52

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moondog · 24/04/2007 21:54

My dh is from Cardigan.
It is lovely.
All the beaches are nice.
Lots of people like Folly Farm,although have never been.
I love it there but we are usually hanging out with relatives.

moondog · 24/04/2007 21:55

Aberaeron is delightful.
Very funky hotel on the quay called the Harbourmaster
National Trust propert near it.
Newquay good too in old fashioned bucket and spoade way.

MaloryTowers · 24/04/2007 21:55

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Arriety · 24/04/2007 21:55

There is an aquarium in Aberaeron. Never got it together to go but a friend's kids loved it. Centre for Alternative Technology in Macynlleth (sp?) could be an option if your 2.5 year old likes looking at how things work etc.

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moondog · 24/04/2007 21:57

Llangrannog a rite of passage fro generations of Welsh kids. They have the Urdd (Welsh youth movement) place there.
Dh can reduce me to tears with sad stories of going as a seven year old with a cardboard suitcase and crying for his Mam.
(He cheered up after the first night.)

Arriety · 24/04/2007 21:57

Llangranog rules- and because of the cave bits it's still fun in the rain. Just make sure to check out tide times cos nowhere near as much fun at high tide!

Arriety · 24/04/2007 22:00

I think there is a small railway not far from there. I want to say that it is Talylyn and Thomas the Tank Engine was based on it, but may have just made that up!

moondog · 24/04/2007 22:02

tHere is Arriety (Borrowers fan?)
We passed that bloody Thomas engine last week on trip there.I thoguht I was dreaming for a bit.

cybele · 24/04/2007 22:05

There's a honey farm just on the way into newquay. It's got a little exhibition where you can see inside the hives and that sort of stuff.

mabel1973 · 25/04/2007 08:46

I haven't seen anything about a thomas train, will have to look into that...DS1 would be in 7th heaven!

thanks for your suggestions even if most of it is wistful childhood memeories

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WelshBoris · 25/04/2007 08:58

Ah Llangranog

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