Gellideg
Cwmhiraeth
Nr Drefach Felindre
Landysul
Carmarthenshire
SA44 5XJ
Welsh Wildlife Centre
Teifi Marshes nature reserve, hideouts, nature trails, fun filled activities, adventure playground, willow maze, resident water buffalo and friendly giant willow badger. Glasshouse café.
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Tenby
A harbour town known for its 13th-century town walls and its stretches of sandy shoreline, including Castle Beach. Also has many shops, pubs and restaurants.
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St Dogmaels Abbey
Situated right in the centre of St Dogmaels are the ruins of a Tironensian Order Abbey. Originally set up as a priory, it gained Abbey status in 1115.
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St Davids
St Davids is the United Kingdom's smallest city in terms of population and urban area. Worth a visit to see the amazing Cathedral.
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Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
World famous for its beaches, cliffs, islands and wildlife, Pembrokeshire's crinkled coast offers endless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.
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New Quay - Harbour Beach
The bay is home to colonies of seals and bottlenose dolphins, and wildlife watching is an important part of the local economy.
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Narberth
Narberth is a gorgeous little market town, it has developed quite a reputation as a shopper’s heaven. Enjoy award winning cafes, pubs and restaurants.
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Falcon Boats
Pembrokeshire’s beautiful islands, coastline and stunning wildlife to share with our visitors on scheduled boat tours on the St David's peninsula.
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Cwm yr Eglwys
Picturesque bay near Newport characterised by the remains of the bell wall of a church still standing following a storm in 1859. August regattas. Slipway for small boats. Dog friendly.
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Cilgerran Castle
This Norman castle dates back almost 800 years. It has 2 large towers and a wall walk from which to fully appreciate its beautiful location above the Teifi Gorge.
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Carew Castle
Set in a stunning location overlooking a 23-acre Millpond, the Castle is one of the most architecturally diverse in Wales. Also has the only restored Tidal Mill in Wales.
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Cardigan River and Food Festival
Cardigan’s annual event celebrating local food and drink and arts and culture. Tempting food stalls, cookery demonstrations, river events and music and dance entertainments.
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Cardigan Castle
Recently restored - unlock 900 years of history. Glorious Regency gardens, classic Georgian architecture and imposing Medieval defences meet 21st Century luxury in a site that spans the ages.
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Cardigan
Cardigan is the gateway to the Teifi Valley and the Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire Coastal Paths.
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Broad Haven Beach
A wide sandy beach backed by dunes and flanked by limestone cliffs, located between Saddle Point (on the eastern side) and Star Rock.
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Aberystwyth
Like many towns along the west coast of Wales, Aberystwyth has a history that encompasses the Iron Age, Glyndwr's rebellion and the Civil War.
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A Bay to Remember
Cardigan Bay is home to a rich and diverse variety of wildlife, so why not take a boat trip and see for yourself!
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Poppit Sands
Poppit Sands is a fabulous sandy beach backed by sand dunes. Easy access, dog friendly and a wonderful cafe.
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Pembrokeshire Coast Path
The Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail hugs the coastline for 186 miles of some of the most breathtaking coastal scenery in Britain.
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Folly Farm
Looking for adventure parks for a fun packed, family friendly day out? Visit Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, winner of the best family day out in Wales.
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Castell Henylls
Return to the Iron Age. Travel back in time over 2,000 years to experience life in the Iron Age. A brilliant day out for the whole family.
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National Wool Museum
Located in the historic former Cambrian Mills, the museum tells the story of the area's woolen mill industry. Visitors can see blankets being made onsite at Melin Teifi. Free entry.
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