New Quay is just three miles away with shops, pubs and restaurants - many specialising in seafood.

From the bustling harbour you can take a boat to see dolphins, or buy fresh fish.

Launching facilities are available for visitors' boats from the slipway.
Complimentary membership of the Yacht Club has been arranged for Neuadd guests.

Dylan Thomas lived for some time in New Quay - it was reputedly his inspiration for Under Milkwood and there is a Dylan Thomas Trail.

Neuadd Cottages are within easy walking distance of the Crown Inn, renowned for its real ale, bar meals, restaurant and gardens.

The New Inn provides excellent Sunday lunches. Or why not take tea at the Walled Garden of Pigeonsford at nearby Llangrannog.

Alternatively, try a candle lit dinner 'a deux' from a delicious selection in the Neuadd freezer.

A 'must' is to visit the new national Botanical Gardens of Wales at Middleton Hall and the 'lost' gardens of Aberglasney.

Nearby is Llanerchaeron, the Georgian estate designed by Nash and now owned by the National Trust.