Short relaxation breaks for couples.

The village and surrounding areas feature expansive safe sandy beaches, coastal walks and bridle paths. Cei Bach, the nearest beach approximately 1 mile away, is a beautiful sheltered sandy beach with safe bathing and is also dog and horse friendly (subject to seasonal times). Adjacent to the beach you will find Cei Bach Country Club which serves a variety of home cooked meals available daily in either the bar or dining room.

New Quay, 2.5 miles away is a small picturesque popular seaside destination famous for its family of Bottlenose Dolphins, that remain there throughout the year. New Quay has the enjoyment of four beaches all within 1 mile. There are ample cafes and restaurants. Fish & chips , Indian and Chinese take-a-way’s, public houses with gardens for the children most of which serve mid-day and evening meals. The harbour offers good launching facilities for small craft, deep water moorings for visiting boats are also available.

For nature lovers a Lookout Post above Birds Rock on the Ceredigion coast line offers the opportunity of spotting Red Kites and other rare birds.

Aberaeron, 4 miles away, was once a busy little harbour town. Now famous for its Georgian architecture and picturesque harbour,  it is now a popular tourist destination. There is a variety of small shops selling local produce and a craft centre. There is also a  good selection of cafes, restaurants, take-a-way's and public houses serving meals, The harbour today has good launching and mooring facilities for small craft and visiting boats.

The appeal of Hafod is its location, close enough to the attractions of New Quay and Aberaeron yet far enough away from the noise and busyness of the many caravan parks.