You'll find Fron Fawr just outside of the village of Boncath; within 5 miles of the North Pembrokeshire coast and the market coastal town of Cardigan, close to the Preseli Mountains and the Pembrokeshire National Park.

From London and the South (and from London's Heathrow Airport) follow the M4 Motorway via the Severn Bridge to the end of the Motorway and then take the A48 to Carmarthen.
        From Carmarthen take the A484 (sign posted Cardigan) through Newcastle Emlyn to Cenarth.  At Cenarth turn left and follow the B4332 to Boncath.  When you reach Boncath turn right at the cross-roads (between the Village Store and Inn) - Fron Fawr is ¾ mile along the road on the left hand side; but look for its sign on the right hand side.

From the North go to Cardigan and leave the town over the bridge on the A478 (sign posted Tenby).  Carry on straight on through the villages of Pen-y-bryn and Rhoshill (approximately 4½ miles).  Just after Rhoshill turn left towards Boncath - Fron Fawr is just over a ¼ of a mile on the right hand side of the road; but look for its sign on the left hand side.

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.......  you can enjoy walking in the Preseli Mountains. Exploring dozens of archaeological sites, standing stones and castles.  Seeing the Waterfall at Cenarth. The delights of the Welsh Wildlife Centre - just two miles from Fron Fawr.  Apart from being in one of the most beautiful parts of Pembrokeshire, Fron Fawr is less than five miles from a truly spectacular coast.  From Cemaes Head there are 170 miles of uninterrupted pathway along the Pembrokeshire coastline.  You can watch seals (and puffin if you're lucky) from rocky headlands.  Swim at Gwbert and Llangranog, or laze on the sandy beaches at Newport and Poppit, or at small coves such as nearby Mwnt.  Sail in Cardigan Bay or go sea fishing in season for bass, mackerel, herring, pollack and bream, or fish the River Teifi for salmon and trout.   There’s golf at Gwbert or Newport.  Pony trekking and riding. Tennis and bowling in Cardigan. 
        There are good restaurants and pubs, and much, much more to see and do when you get out and about.