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The Ceredigion Heritage Coast is a coastal county, and has several Special Areas of Conservation and National
Nature Reserves, with gorgeous landscapes and fantastic attractions, its a brilliant place to take a break.  The coast is divided into four separate areas and is quite
simply a wildlife lovers delights - with dolphins, porpoises and a huge variety
of birds and animals to try and catch a glimsp of. The Coast itself is lovely,
with little fishing villages, sandy beaches, attractive harbours and woodland
trails to enjoy. One of the Countys most attractive features may be its quiet
and peaceful feel, as aside from the busy seaside destinations of Newquay and
Aberystwyth - the area is sparsly visited, perfect if you want to get away from
it all. Cardigan Bay sweeps across 40 miles of gorgeous coastline and is an internationally important area for wildlife - protecting some of the UK's rarest birds and marine species. Travelling inland you will also find an amazing collection of rare birds - from red kites to Peregrines - brilliant for keen birdwatchers. The coast's fine beaches, cliffs, harbours, and villages makes the area truely special and a brilliant choice for a holiday. The area is dotted with great self catered cottages which are the perfect solution for couples, families and groups of friends looking for a comfy, quiet and unique place to stay. The town of Aberystwyth stands on the shores of Cardigan Bay and is one of Wales favourite seaside towns, with the added loveliness of unspoilt landscapes, mountains and rivers. The town also contains some great visitor attractions such as Ceredigion Museum, the Aberystwyth Arts Centre and the Aberystwyth Cliff Railway. Aberaeron also sits on the Cardigan Bay coast. The town has a long history as a busy ship-building port, but today it thrives on tourism and fishing. Aberaeron manages to maintain its Georgian charm with its bright town houses and it has two lovely beaches, a sailing centre and a variety of walks close by. The town also plays host to attractions such as the Aberaeron Sea Aquarium, the Honey Bee Exhibition and the Aberaeron craft centre - all well worth a visit.
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The Ceredigion region is also home to many more great locations and
attractions, including the