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Llandysul

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Llandysul is a Teifi Valley market town with a strong whitewater tradition — the river through it is a well-known canoeing and kayaking run. St Tysul’s Church stands above the water, and the farmhouse dairy behind Caws Teifi makes its cheese just outside the town.

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