Holiday Apartment Near Tenby and Saundersfoot. What to do, see & enjoy!
Perfect for a Family day Out
One of the UK's best family theme parks. Much more than just a Farm, the place is incredible, and, it's only 3 minutes from us. Check out their website to see for yourself how superb this place is. it is a brilliant zoo as well as traditional farm animals and petting areas, Folly Farm has a huge old fashioned fun fair, and massive indoor play area both indoors,
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Folly Farm Adventure Park & Zoo
One of the UK's best family theme parks. Much more than just a Farm, the place is incredible, and, it's only 3 minutes from us. Check out their website to see for yourself how superb this place is. it is a brilliant zoo as well as traditional farm animals and petting areas, Folly Farm has a huge old fashioned fun fair, and massive indoor play area both indoors,
Heatherton is only 7 minutes from us and has so many activities such as high ropes, walk on water. golf, archery, shooting, go-karts, bumper boats, play areas, 18 hole pitch & putt and much more for the whole family. Just choose what suits you and have a fantastic day here.
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Heatherton heimur athafna
Heatherton is only 7 minutes from us and has so many activities such as high ropes, walk on water. golf, archery, shooting, go-karts, bumper boats, play areas, 18 hole pitch & putt and much more for the whole family. Just choose what suits you and have a fantastic day here.
Saundersfoot is only 3 minutes from us. It is a vibrant beautiful picturesque thriving village with a stunning harbour, 3 beaches, namely Saundersfoot Beach, Coppett Hall beach on the Wisemans Bridge side, and Glen beach on the Tenby side by the harbour. The coatline towards Monkstone Point is breathtaking and if you feel energetic, a Pembrokeshire coastpath walk to Tenby offers breathtaking views. This is around 7km and will take around 2 hours. You can leave your car down by the Glen beach where the walk up to the coast path will start, then get a bus or taxi back from Tenby to your car. Or, you can walk back!! Speak to Steve for more tips and advice on this.
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Saundersfoot Beach
Saundersfoot is only 3 minutes from us. It is a vibrant beautiful picturesque thriving village with a stunning harbour, 3 beaches, namely Saundersfoot Beach, Coppett Hall beach on the Wisemans Bridge side, and Glen beach on the Tenby side by the harbour. The coatline towards Monkstone Point is breathtaking and if you feel energetic, a Pembrokeshire coastpath walk to Tenby offers breathtaking views. This is around 7km and will take around 2 hours. You can leave your car down by the Glen beach where the walk up to the coast path will start, then get a bus or taxi back from Tenby to your car. Or, you can walk back!! Speak to Steve for more tips and advice on this.
Tenby is the jewel in the Pembrokeshire crown, only 7 minutes from us. Tenby is absolutely stunning and unique in every way. It has 4 beaches, North, South, Harbour and Castle Beaches Tenby hosts an abundance of cafes. restaurants, shops, pubs, walks. The harbour area is stunning and the coastal cliff views across the bay must be some of the best in the world. Just come and see for yourself.
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Tenby
Tenby is the jewel in the Pembrokeshire crown, only 7 minutes from us. Tenby is absolutely stunning and unique in every way. It has 4 beaches, North, South, Harbour and Castle Beaches Tenby hosts an abundance of cafes. restaurants, shops, pubs, walks. The harbour area is stunning and the coastal cliff views across the bay must be some of the best in the world. Just come and see for yourself.
The historic birthplace of Henry V11. A brilliantly preserved castle, well worth a visit. Many family activities throughout the summer too.
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Pembroke Castle
The historic birthplace of Henry V11. A brilliantly preserved castle, well worth a visit. Many family activities throughout the summer too.
Bosherston is on;y 25 minutes from us through Pembroke & out towards Castlemartin & Stackpole & St Govans Head. Park on the national Trust car park and enjoy a walk around the lake. Half way round your circular walk is the delightful & iconic Barafundle Bay Beach.
Bosherston Lakes or Lily Ponds as they're also known, have long been famous for their spectacular display of waterlilies and their resident otters. They're a great place to visit if you want to do a bit of wildlife watching and have a waterfront wander.
The lakes are actually man-made and the cracks and fissures in the underlying rock mean that water can flow in and out of them fairly freely. They’re supplied by springs fed by a natural underground reservoir, and the water escapes the same way during dry spells.
The Cawdors built Bosherston Lakes between 1780 and 1860 as the focal point of their designed landscape.
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Bosherston
Bosherston is on;y 25 minutes from us through Pembroke & out towards Castlemartin & Stackpole & St Govans Head. Park on the national Trust car park and enjoy a walk around the lake. Half way round your circular walk is the delightful & iconic Barafundle Bay Beach.
Bosherston Lakes or Lily Ponds as they're also known, have long been famous for their spectacular display of waterlilies and their resident otters. They're a great place to visit if you want to do a bit of wildlife watching and have a waterfront wander.
The lakes are actually man-made and the cracks and fissures in the underlying rock mean that water can flow in and out of them fairly freely. They’re supplied by springs fed by a natural underground reservoir, and the water escapes the same way during dry spells.
The Cawdors built Bosherston Lakes between 1780 and 1860 as the focal point of their designed landscape.
Dinosaur Park
2 Gower ViewKids love dinosaurs. Say no more!! Only 7 minutes from us.
Oakwood is only 12 minutes away from us. A real family fun day with the iconic wooden roller coaster. and much more.
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Oakwood Theme Park
Canaston BridgeOakwood is only 12 minutes away from us. A real family fun day with the iconic wooden roller coaster. and much more.
Manor House Wildlife Park is a 52-acre zoo located in Pembrokeshire, Wales, just north of the village of St Florence & is located dead opposite Heatherton Country Sports Park. It was bought in 2008 by television presenter Anna Ryder Richardson and Colin MacDougall and is more recently known as Manor Wildlife Park. Wale's only walking safari! Whether you love lemurs, have a passion for tigers or want to wander with the wallabies (and feed them with your hand!) our park has something for you.
Manor House Wildlife Park is a conservation-led zoo set in 52 acres of Pembrokeshire Parkland. Here you'll find endangered species from all corners of the world in a natural and beautiful corner of Wales.
...and with four unique Walkthroughs this Wonderful Wildlife Park is low-key and charming. Nothing beats hand-feeding a wallaby, especially when there’s a joey in the pouch. Stroll with Pygmy goats and Cameroon and Somali sheep in the African Village.
Wander down to the Valley of the Apes to visit Steve and Lisa and see how young Bryn has grown.
This conservation-led zoo has one of Europe's largest Lemur Walkthroughs where you will meet five endangered species. And don't forget to take a peek at Meerkat Mountain before relaxing with a glass of wine next to the world's largest bird table.
And kids just love the freedom and space - flying the Dragon, bouncing around in the Hay Play Barn, wandering through the Burrow, laughing and learning.
Connect with the wonders of nature... the beautiful parkland, close-up animal experiences, wildlife trails and great food make this the the perfect all-year experience.
REAL FUN - REAL FOOD - REAL EXPERIENCE
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Manor Wildlife Park
Manor House Wildlife Park is a 52-acre zoo located in Pembrokeshire, Wales, just north of the village of St Florence & is located dead opposite Heatherton Country Sports Park. It was bought in 2008 by television presenter Anna Ryder Richardson and Colin MacDougall and is more recently known as Manor Wildlife Park. Wale's only walking safari! Whether you love lemurs, have a passion for tigers or want to wander with the wallabies (and feed them with your hand!) our park has something for you.
Manor House Wildlife Park is a conservation-led zoo set in 52 acres of Pembrokeshire Parkland. Here you'll find endangered species from all corners of the world in a natural and beautiful corner of Wales.
...and with four unique Walkthroughs this Wonderful Wildlife Park is low-key and charming. Nothing beats hand-feeding a wallaby, especially when there’s a joey in the pouch. Stroll with Pygmy goats and Cameroon and Somali sheep in the African Village.
Wander down to the Valley of the Apes to visit Steve and Lisa and see how young Bryn has grown.
This conservation-led zoo has one of Europe's largest Lemur Walkthroughs where you will meet five endangered species. And don't forget to take a peek at Meerkat Mountain before relaxing with a glass of wine next to the world's largest bird table.
And kids just love the freedom and space - flying the Dragon, bouncing around in the Hay Play Barn, wandering through the Burrow, laughing and learning.
Connect with the wonders of nature... the beautiful parkland, close-up animal experiences, wildlife trails and great food make this the the perfect all-year experience.
REAL FUN - REAL FOOD - REAL EXPERIENCE
Food Scene around us within 7 minutes.
Tenby and Saundersfoot has it all, great restaurants, pub food and atmosphere. Also, 30 seconds up the road from us in Pentlepoir is the awesome Dragon Palace eat in & Takeaway Chinese Restaurant. 1 minute away in Kilgetty village is a superb Fish & Chip Takeaway, Seven Spice Indian Restaurant & Takeaway, & another Chinese takeaway, Saigon Star. Begelly Arms, only 40 seconds away by car does superb pub & restaurant food as well as being a traditional pub too.
Tenby hosts a multitude of Restaurants, pubs serving brilliant food, and cafes, takeaways etc.
The Bay Tree Restaurant, Tenby
Tenby (4 miles7 minutes away) We say, “Another of Tenby’s delightful restaurants with a terrific ambience and a superb menu too. Another excellent restaurant for that special meal for 2”.
The Blue Ball Restaurant, Tenby,
Locally sourced ingredients, including fresh seafood, served in a stylish, rustic setting. We say, “Fantastic service, food and ambience. A classy restaurant for that special occasion. We love it here too. Tell Debbie & Mel the owner chefs that we recommended The Blue Ball. You will not be disappointed”. The Buccaneer Inn, Tenby
We say.” Fantastic pub food menu of exceptional quality & terrific portions. Nice beer garden too and The Harbwr Brewery is part of the same building just off the beer garden for excellent Tenby brewed beers with its own integrated restaurant serving great Buccaneer food’.
In Saundersfoot, again, there is an abundance of pubs, restaurants, cafes & takeaways.
The Boat House Restaurant, Saundersfoot
We say, “Awesome food, great menu and a decent price too”
The Kookaba Restaurant
(Burger, steak and ribs joint also serving pizza, kangaroo, ostrich, barramundi and Australian wines. We say” Awesome food, you know what you are getting and we love it here. Essential to book as they are always busy & full.”
The Harbwr Restaurant, Royal Oak, Captains Table, Old Chemist Inn, The Barbecue Seafront Restaurant, all equally as good & highly recommended by us as we have enjoyed them all and still do. You choose!!
See section about Saundersfoot Beach. The village hosts an abundance of cafes. restaurants, shops, pubs, amusement arcade, walks through the old railway tunnels to Coppett Hall and Wisemans Bridge etc.
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Saundersfoot
See section about Saundersfoot Beach. The village hosts an abundance of cafes. restaurants, shops, pubs, amusement arcade, walks through the old railway tunnels to Coppett Hall and Wisemans Bridge etc.
Sightseeing
Just under an hour from us, but well worth the trip for the amazing scenery and to marvel at this old slate quarry pit that was opened up by explosives to the sea. The red Bull World Cliff Diving Championships have been held here several times. A 2 mile walk along the coastpath, or a short 5 minute drive will also take you to Porthgain, a quaint harbour village and see where the slate was loaded onto the ships after coming by train along the coastpath from Abereiddy.
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Blue Lagoon
Just under an hour from us, but well worth the trip for the amazing scenery and to marvel at this old slate quarry pit that was opened up by explosives to the sea. The red Bull World Cliff Diving Championships have been held here several times. A 2 mile walk along the coastpath, or a short 5 minute drive will also take you to Porthgain, a quaint harbour village and see where the slate was loaded onto the ships after coming by train along the coastpath from Abereiddy.
The smallest city in Britain. An hour maximum away from us. Combine a visit to St Davids, then on to The Blue Lagoon at Abereiddy for a brilliant day out which is only 15 minutes away from St Davids whilst in the North of Pembrokeshire.
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St. Davids dómkirkja
The PebblesThe smallest city in Britain. An hour maximum away from us. Combine a visit to St Davids, then on to The Blue Lagoon at Abereiddy for a brilliant day out which is only 15 minutes away from St Davids whilst in the North of Pembrokeshire.
St Govans Head is around 35 minutes from us. Again, spectacular incredible scenery looking out along the rugged coastline. St Govans Chapel is also here. Bosheston Lily Ponds and the iconic Barafundle bay beach are all within 5 minutes of here
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St Govans Head
St Govans Head is around 35 minutes from us. Again, spectacular incredible scenery looking out along the rugged coastline. St Govans Chapel is also here. Bosheston Lily Ponds and the iconic Barafundle bay beach are all within 5 minutes of here
Carew Castle is only 7 minutes from us and offers a lovely walk around the Mill Pond and old mill. Enjoy a drink and meal in the Carew inn too, which you will come across if you walk around and come back to wherever you park your car.
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Carew Castle & Tidal Mill
Castle LaneCarew Castle is only 7 minutes from us and offers a lovely walk around the Mill Pond and old mill. Enjoy a drink and meal in the Carew inn too, which you will come across if you walk around and come back to wherever you park your car.
Manorbier Castle is only 18 minutes from us and is well worth a visit. Manorbier beach is a 5 minute walk from the castle and the beach car park is the best place to park to visit the castle.
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Manorbier kastali
Manorbier Castle is only 18 minutes from us and is well worth a visit. Manorbier beach is a 5 minute walk from the castle and the beach car park is the best place to park to visit the castle.
Caldey Island lies cradled in the magnificent South Pembrokeshire coastline on the western fringes of Wales. It is one of Britain's holy islands.
Caldey Island is a 'must visit', especially on a nice day. head down to the kiosk on Tenby Harbour first thing to buy your ticket for the return 20 minute boat trip from Tenby Harbour High Tide, or from Tenby Castle Beach at low tide. The ticket covers boat & all landing fees. The Cistercian monks of Caldey Island continue a tradition which began there in Celtic times. More than a thousand years of prayer and quiet living have made this remote and beautiful island a haven of tranquility and peace. Idyllic walk around the island and brilliant for a picnic. There is also a cafe and shops on the Island.
The monks and islanders are pleased to welcome day-visitors to share the delights of their island home throughout the summer season.
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Caldey Island
Caldey Island lies cradled in the magnificent South Pembrokeshire coastline on the western fringes of Wales. It is one of Britain's holy islands.
Caldey Island is a 'must visit', especially on a nice day. head down to the kiosk on Tenby Harbour first thing to buy your ticket for the return 20 minute boat trip from Tenby Harbour High Tide, or from Tenby Castle Beach at low tide. The ticket covers boat & all landing fees. The Cistercian monks of Caldey Island continue a tradition which began there in Celtic times. More than a thousand years of prayer and quiet living have made this remote and beautiful island a haven of tranquility and peace. Idyllic walk around the island and brilliant for a picnic. There is also a cafe and shops on the Island.
The monks and islanders are pleased to welcome day-visitors to share the delights of their island home throughout the summer season.
Saundersfoot Sea Safari trips. Saundersfoot Sea Safari are a family run business operating daily from Saundersfoot harbour. Our charter vessel is a fully licensed 10m Humber rib named Matani after our youngest daughter. The vessel is licensed to carry 12 persons plus 2 crew, it has comfortable seating and is suitable for all ages.
Our season commences from April until October. Their vessel is operated by a highly qualified and experienced skipper and crew and their passenger care, safety and enjoyment are paramount. They operate a variety of trips including Wildlife/Historic Caldey Island Safari, Wet & Wild, The Ultimate Thrill, Dolphin & Seal Safari
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Saundersfoot Harbour
Saundersfoot Sea Safari trips. Saundersfoot Sea Safari are a family run business operating daily from Saundersfoot harbour. Our charter vessel is a fully licensed 10m Humber rib named Matani after our youngest daughter. The vessel is licensed to carry 12 persons plus 2 crew, it has comfortable seating and is suitable for all ages.
Our season commences from April until October. Their vessel is operated by a highly qualified and experienced skipper and crew and their passenger care, safety and enjoyment are paramount. They operate a variety of trips including Wildlife/Historic Caldey Island Safari, Wet & Wild, The Ultimate Thrill, Dolphin & Seal Safari
Wisemans Bridge is a delightful bay on the scenic coast road that runs North of Saundersfoot and on to Amroth
Enjoy a walk from Saundersfoot, through the old coal railway tunnels, through Coppett Hall and onto the stunning picturesque path all the way to Wisemans bridge, a walk all on the flat so suitable for buggies & wheelchairs, which takes about 20 minutes of stunning coast path secenery. You will end up at Wisemans Bridge Inn, a pub right on the beach with amazing views across Saundersfoot Bay, for that well-earned drink or meal. The present owners, The Kemble family have been at Wisemans Bridge since 1956, and during all those years this seaside hamlet has never lost any of its charm. They are always delighted when anyone wants to join them whether it's for a quick drink or a meal and they look forward to welcoming you to share the magic of Wisemans Bridge and offer you a warm family welcome.
The beach was the stage for rehearsals of the D-Day landings during the Second World War, when both Chirchill & Eisenhower were in attendance,but today the atmosphere is much more peaceful!
An ideal family playground, the bay provides safe bathing and ample parking right on the beach front.
For those who prefer to walk, the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path runs right through the bay.
The setting for this traditional pub couldn't be better. Enjoy a meal or even just a quiet drink whilst taking in the superb sweeping views of Carmarthen Bay, either from our dining room or from our garden that extends right down to the beach.
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Wisemans Bridge
Wisemans Bridge is a delightful bay on the scenic coast road that runs North of Saundersfoot and on to Amroth
Enjoy a walk from Saundersfoot, through the old coal railway tunnels, through Coppett Hall and onto the stunning picturesque path all the way to Wisemans bridge, a walk all on the flat so suitable for buggies & wheelchairs, which takes about 20 minutes of stunning coast path secenery. You will end up at Wisemans Bridge Inn, a pub right on the beach with amazing views across Saundersfoot Bay, for that well-earned drink or meal. The present owners, The Kemble family have been at Wisemans Bridge since 1956, and during all those years this seaside hamlet has never lost any of its charm. They are always delighted when anyone wants to join them whether it's for a quick drink or a meal and they look forward to welcoming you to share the magic of Wisemans Bridge and offer you a warm family welcome.
The beach was the stage for rehearsals of the D-Day landings during the Second World War, when both Chirchill & Eisenhower were in attendance,but today the atmosphere is much more peaceful!
An ideal family playground, the bay provides safe bathing and ample parking right on the beach front.
For those who prefer to walk, the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path runs right through the bay.
The setting for this traditional pub couldn't be better. Enjoy a meal or even just a quiet drink whilst taking in the superb sweeping views of Carmarthen Bay, either from our dining room or from our garden that extends right down to the beach.
Neighbourhoods
Kilgetty and Begelly has a huge coal mining history which you can follow during your visit. Kilgetty is only a minute from us and has a large Coop superstore for all your groceries whilst you are here, a Chemist, Fish & Chip shop, Chinese and Indian Takeaways, Motor factors, Post Office, Petrol Filling Station, pubs etc. so plenty of amenities right on our doorstep.
Bus & Train Stop & Nearest Pub Walking Distances:
There is a very convenient bus stop just a few yards from the front door, to the right along the pavement which goes in the Saundersfoot/Tenby direction. Just across the road and to the left is the bus stop that will drop off from Tenby and head in the direction of Amroth, Wisemans Bridge, Pendine etc. Bus times are advertised at the bus stop and they are very clear & easy to follow.
Kilgetty Railway Station is only 0.9 miles away in the centre of Kilgetty village and can be walked in 10-15 minutes by taking the back road, turn right out of the Apartment, walk along the pavement, take the first right onto Kingsmoor Road, keep walking until you get to the railway bridge, stay left, do not go under the bridge, (if you walk under the bridge, this will continue a very pleasant walk into Saundersfoot past the Church, walk through the caravan site on the left-this is a public footpath, over a stile, through a field and onto Coppett Hall Beach Car park, through the old railway tunnel on the right and into Saundersfoot via The Strand. The Railway tunnel to your far left beyond ‘The Coast’ Restaurant will take you onto a lovely walk, not far either, to Wisemans Bridge) but keep walking under the underpass, out the other end, bear left and keep walking until you come to the White Horse Pub. Turn right here, walk under the railway bridge and Kilgetty railway station is the first right turn before the Saigon Star and Kilgetty Fish Bar. A train ride into Tenby is easy and saves the hassle of parking in Tenby at busy periods, likewise the bus service. Begelly Arms is only 30 seconds away by car, straight down the road, but it involves a walk along the main A478 road.
Kilgetty/Begelly
Kilgetty and Begelly has a huge coal mining history which you can follow during your visit. Kilgetty is only a minute from us and has a large Coop superstore for all your groceries whilst you are here, a Chemist, Fish & Chip shop, Chinese and Indian Takeaways, Motor factors, Post Office, Petrol Filling Station, pubs etc. so plenty of amenities right on our doorstep.
Bus & Train Stop & Nearest Pub Walking Distances:
There is a very convenient bus stop just a few yards from the front door, to the right along the pavement which goes in the Saundersfoot/Tenby direction. Just across the road and to the left is the bus stop that will drop off from Tenby and head in the direction of Amroth, Wisemans Bridge, Pendine etc. Bus times are advertised at the bus stop and they are very clear & easy to follow.
Kilgetty Railway Station is only 0.9 miles away in the centre of Kilgetty village and can be walked in 10-15 minutes by taking the back road, turn right out of the Apartment, walk along the pavement, take the first right onto Kingsmoor Road, keep walking until you get to the railway bridge, stay left, do not go under the bridge, (if you walk under the bridge, this will continue a very pleasant walk into Saundersfoot past the Church, walk through the caravan site on the left-this is a public footpath, over a stile, through a field and onto Coppett Hall Beach Car park, through the old railway tunnel on the right and into Saundersfoot via The Strand. The Railway tunnel to your far left beyond ‘The Coast’ Restaurant will take you onto a lovely walk, not far either, to Wisemans Bridge) but keep walking under the underpass, out the other end, bear left and keep walking until you come to the White Horse Pub. Turn right here, walk under the railway bridge and Kilgetty railway station is the first right turn before the Saigon Star and Kilgetty Fish Bar. A train ride into Tenby is easy and saves the hassle of parking in Tenby at busy periods, likewise the bus service. Begelly Arms is only 30 seconds away by car, straight down the road, but it involves a walk along the main A478 road.
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Beaches and Places of Interest (Approximate distances and jo
As soon as you book, just contact myself, Steve, and I will give you lots of tips, travel advice, places to visit and eat, walks, places to park etc. Just ask and I will help you maximise your holiday in this fantastic part of the world. We are always happy to help.
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Folly Farm (pre-booking essential at the moment)
Folly Farm is very reasonably priced and excellent value for money when you consider what is on offer for the day. Food is reasonably priced, but there's plenty of places there to enjoy your own picnic.
We have a traditional bakery, Watkins Bakery, Begelly 30 seconds down the road. They make fresh bread and rolls which are perfect for your picnic. Kilgetty Coop is only a minute away for you to buy your fillings etc. for your picnic.