Birdwatching
| Plas Mawr is in the heart of the Dyfi valley and only a short walk from the RSPB Ynys Hir nature reserve. Here, visitors can spend the day in the many hides watching lapwing, little egret, and many other wading and woodland birds. |
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In anticipation of the return of the Ospreys to the Cors Dyfi nest site, the doors open on April 1st and will remain open, 10am - 6pm, every day until September. |
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Bwlch Nant yr Arian Forest Visitor Centre "Red Kite feeding can be enjoyed here every day at 3pm BST (2pm winter), offering spectacular views of the birds in a wild and wonderful setting." The Centre also includes many trails for walking, cycling, orienteering or just enjoying the peace and quiet of the Ceredigion countryside. |
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Other reserves nearby include Lake Vyrnwy and the Mawddach Woodlands sites.
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Or, why not opt for a relaxed and leisurely ‘Safari’ in a comfortable 4 wheel drive vehicle journeying through the scenic countryside of Central Wales to see the magnificent Red Kites with Red Kite Safaris.
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| To the West is Cardigan Bay much of which is designated Heritage Coast. The Dyfi National Nature Reserve with it's spectacular sand dunes at Ynyslas again only six miles from Plas Mawr is an ideal place to spend the day by the Sea or start a walk on the the Ceredigion Coast Path . |  |