Discover the finest accommodation Cardigan Bay has to offer, and explore our West Wales travel guides covering beaches, coastal walks, wildlife, food and local culture.
Discover 11 practical reasons to choose West Wales for your next coastal escape, from Cardigan Bay beaches and the Wales Coast Path to heritage towns, countryside and easy self-catering stays.
Spend a realistic weekend in West Wales by choosing one compact base, allowing for rural journeys and treating swimming, tides, wildlife and cliff paths with care.
Plan family days out in Pembrokeshire around current provider information. Oakwood closed in March 2025; Blue Lagoon access may require a booking or eligible stay; follow wildlife-park paths and guidance.
Discover the enchanting waterfalls and ancient woodlands of West Wales on these family-friendly walks. From Cenarth Falls to Teifi Gorge trails, find serene escapes perfect for a day out from Cardigan Bay.
Discover the finest sheltered bays, river estuaries and coastal launches for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding in West Wales. Learn where to hire gear and book guided sessions.
Explore the finest medieval fortresses in West Wales, from the iconic Pembroke Castle to the dramatic clifftop stronghold of Carreg Cennen. Discover what makes each castle unique and plan your historic adventure.
Find current planning guidance for eating in Cardigan and West Wales, including Pizzatipi, The Ferry Inn at St Dogmaels, cafés, markets and seasonal local produce.
Cardigan Bay beaches are a marine wildlife enthusiast's paradise with Europe's largest population of dolphins along this stretch of Welsh coastline. New Quay and Aberystwyth attract most tourists, but we found that there was magic in the hidden spots along … Read More
Cardigan isn't your average Welsh coastal town. It ranked third in Time Out's 15 places to visit in 2023, and I can tell you why after learning about countless activities near Cardigan. This coastal gem has Europe's largest population of … Read More