The Teifi Marshes Nature Reserve and Welsh Wildlife Centre are planning a host of exciting activities for the upcoming school holidays.
Whatever the weather brings, they’ve got indoor and outdoor adventures and activities to entertain the whole family.
A spokesperson for the Centre said: "The reserve has a variety of trails to explore, many of which are accessible.
"There are bird hides from which to look out for the resident kingfishers and otters and a natural children’s play area for the children to run off excess energy.
"Guide books are available which give bi-lingual details of all the trails and habitats that you can explore on your visit."
Any money spent at the Centre goes towards the conservation of its precious habitats and maintaining the reserve.
The schedule includes:
Wednesdays am: Mini-beast Safari; Wednesdays pm: Crafty Afternoons; Thursday am: Pond Explorers; Thursday pm: Clay Modelling; Fridays am: Nature Walks & Activities; Fridays pm: Slate Painting.
The Visitor Centre itself has a fantastic shop selling many locally made items and wildlife themed gifts, and the Glasshouse Café is open until 2:30pm.
Seating is available indoors or outside overlooking the reed beds and wildflower meadow.
The reserve and visitor centre are free to enter, with just £4 to pay for all day parking, and dogs are welcome on the reserve if kept on their leads.
For further information visit: https://www.welshwildlife.org/events
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