Great for Golfing

The Trefeddian Hotel is the perfect place to enjoy a golfing holiday in Wales. There are several golf courses in close proximity to the Trefeddian Hotel.

Aberdovey Golf Club 

One of the finest seaside courses in the whole of Wales, the 18-hole links course was ranked number 83 in Golf World's Top 100 UK and Ireland Golf Courses 2018. 

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Royal St. David’s Golf Club

One of Wales' premier golf courses. Nationally and internationally renowned, it provides a challenging test in a breathtaking setting. 

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Aberyswyth Golf Course

Enjoy views of Cardigan Bay and beyond. Meadowland in nature, this popular 18-hole course features rolling fairways and lush greens. 

Machynlleth Golf Club

Every inch your quintessential short 9-hole heathland course; enjoyable, entertaining and with superb views to match. 

Borth & Ynyslas Golf Club

One of the oldest courses in Wales. It is a traditional 18-hole links course where the fairways overlap in select holes and where the wind is a constant factor. 

Beautiful for Birdwatching

The Trefeddian Hotel is the perfect vantage point from which to explore the wonderful variety of bird species and flora and fauna which proliferate in the area.

Dyfi Osprey Project  

Cors Dyfi (Dyfi bog) is a wonderful little nature reserve that is teaming with wildlife for most of the year. This is where the Dyfi Osprey Project is situated. Once estuary, reclaimed grazing, then conifer plantation and finally wildlife-rich wetland, the land at Cors Dyfi has seen many changes over the last few hundred years. Today the reserve is a healthy mixture of bog, swamp, wet woodland and scrub supporting a plethora of animals and plants, including the magnificent Osprey, which bred on the reserve for the first time in 2011.  

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Ynys-Hir

A mixture of Welsh oak woodland with wet grassland and saltmarshes. In the spring, the ground is carpeted in flowers and birdsong fills the air. You might see flycatchers and redstarts emerging from the nestboxes. Summer brings wading birds, such as lapwings and redshanks and some very special butterflies too. Then, in the colder months, ducks and geese move in. Feast your eyes from any of our seven hides and look out for birds of prey.

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Mawddach Valley  

A wonderful place to see weird and wonderful plants, flowers, butterflies and birds. It's one of the remaining fragments of raised bog which once would have covered much of the adjacent Mawddach Estuary. With more than 130 species of plants recorded, there are colourful displays through the year such as marsh marigold and yellow flag in the spring and hemp agrimony, meadowsweet and ragged robin through the summer. There are also many specialised ditch plants such as bog bean and greater spearwort. 

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Lake Vyrnwy  

You should be able to see and hear pied flycatchers and redstarts, while dippers nest by the lake and rocky streams. Great crested grebes and goosanders bob on the water and, above you, ravens, buzzards and, perhaps a peregrine, soar in the skies. Although the hillside makes for difficult terrain, one of the hides in the reserve is accessible by wheelchair. There's plenty for children too, including nestbox trails, as well as bat and owl walks. And if you're new to birdwatching, regular events are held throughout the summer.

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Adrenalin Junkies

There is plenty of adventure to be had for adrenaline junkies to calmer pursuits such as pony trekking along sandy beaches.

Zip World & Bounce Below

Fancy a go on Europe’s longest zip wire?  Zip World is only a one hour drive away. With the introduction of three new adventure attractions at Llechwedd Slate Caverns - Bounce Below, Zip World Titan and Zip World Caverns - it is the perfect destination for adrenalin junkies.  Titan is the first of its kind - with over 8km of zip lines, it’s the only 4 person zip line in Europe, where riders reach speeds up to 70mph over moor, mountain and mine.  

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Corris Mine Explorers 

Explore an abandoned Welsh Slate Mine with one of Wales' most experienced Mine Explorers. This rare opportunity takes you into the old BraichGoch slate mine, near Corris, which was first worked in 1836 and abandoned by the miners around 40 years ago. More than 130 years of history is captured inside, waiting to be discovered. It is as if the mine has just closed. Machinery, tools, even the candles are still in place as the miners left them.

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Go Coastal

Go Coastal

Aberdovey is an absolute paradise for water sport enthusiasts. The estuary is ideal for sailing, canoeing and paddle boarding whilst the coastline up to Tywyn is popular with surfers and kite-surfers. Cardigan Bay also has some lovely ports for those into yachting. 

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Paddle Boarding

Paddle Boarding

Have a go at Paddle boarding with Letssup and take in the beauty of the Dyfi estuary. This is the fastest growing watersport in the UK, ideal for those new to watersports and is a fun relaxing activity. Half day and taster sessions available, all equipment and wetsuits provided.

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Pony Trekking

Pony Trekking

Bwlch Gwyn Farm offers rides along the beautiful Mawddach Estuary, Fairbourne's sandy beach and up to the foot hills of the panoramic Cregennan Lakes and Cader Idris mountain Range. Packages are available for all ages and abilities.

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