Nestled between the coastal settings of Aberaeron and New Quay, just a short drive from the shimmering waters of Bae Ceredigion lies the village of Llwyncelyn. Best known for being the home of the Grade II listed LLwyncelyn Chapel Hall, which dates to 1855, Llwyncelyn houses a Post Office, a petrol station with convenience store, along with the brilliant Moody Cow Farm Shop & Welsh Bistro, a popular culinary and shopping destination for hungry tourists and locals alike. A brief drive from the village will take you to the pubs of The Red Lion in Ffos-y-ffin, and the Llanina Arms Hotel in Llanarth, whilst visitors can also discover the nearby National Trust landmark of Llanerchaeron, and the calming stretch of Cei Bach Beach. For a full day out, an abundance of beaches can be found dotted along the coast, as are the must-see locales of Tresaith, Aberporth, Llangrannong, and Llanrhystud.
