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Places: Dyfi: Ynyslas National Nature Reserve, Borth Beach, Cardigan Bay, Cardigan, Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber, Strumble Head, Strumble Head Lighthouse, Blue Lagoon, Abereiddi, Abereiddi Tower, Solva, River Solva, Newgale Beach, Rectory Farm Bed & Breakfast, Deer Park (on Marloes Penisula), Skomer Island, Coalpit Wood, Cleddau Ddu River, Merlin's Hill Centre, Abergwili.
Wildlife & flora: European stonechat, Great cormorant, Meadow pipit, European robin, Pond snail, European black slug, Welsh black cattle, Small tortoiseshell, Eurasian collared dove, Jacob sheep.
⏳ Jun 13-14, 2018
Dyfi: Ynyslas National Nature Reserve
The Dyfi National Nature Reserve, managed by Natural Resources Wales, the successor body to the Countryside Council for Wales, is located 7 miles (11 km) north of Aberystwyth in the county of Ceredigion, Wales[2] on the Dyfi estuary.
Great cormorant
European stonechat
Meadow Pipit
Shallow waters and almost three miles of golden sand makes Borth's Blue Flag and Seaside Award beach one of Ceredigion's most popular beaches with families. There's plenty of room for runners, surfers and thrill-seeking kite surfers who like to feel the sea breeze at Ynyslas too.
A487 route - Cardigan Bay (Outlook 13)
A487 route - Cardigan (Outlook 14)
Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber
Skeletal remains of a Neolithic tomb in haunting location.
European robin
Strumble Head
Scenic headland featuring a coastal trail & a lighthouse overlooking the sea from atop a cliff.
Strumble Head Lighthouse
Blue Lagoon, Abereiddi
Flooded slate quarry known for bright blue-green water, near ruins of worker huts & a pebble beach.
Abereiddi Tower behind
Solva
River Solva
Newgale Beach
Rectory Farm Bed & Breakfast
Excellent "Bed & Breakfast" farm, to stay overnight before visit Skomer Island.
Deer Park (on Marloes Penisula) & Skomer Island
Barn swallow
Because of big waves, all boats to Skomer Island were canceled.
European black slug
Marloes Penisula
Skomer Island (back), in front, is Middleholm Island.
Skomer Island
Skomer Island
Pond snail
Welsh black cattle
Coalpit Wood, Haverfordwest
Cleddau Ddu River
Small tortoiseshell
Merlin's Hill Centre, Abergwili
Merlin’s Hill Centre is the site of an Iron Age Fort dating back to 400BC. Local legend states that Merlin the wizard lived in a cave on top of Merlin’s Hill and he is still imprisoned there today by the enchantments placed on the cave by his lover.
Our guide to the hills
Eurasian collared dove
Eurasian magpie
Jacob sheep (freed immediately by a shepherd )
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