Out & About – Things to do Around Cardigan
Ceredigion, especially around Cardigan, is a land of stunning contrast in West Wales. With a coastline boasting dramatic cliffs and sandy coves along Cardigan Bay, and well known for spotting dolphins and seals. Inland, you’ll find the rolling green hills of the Teifi Valley. Cardigan, with its historic castles and Welsh heritage sites, is the perfect base to explore this beautiful blend of rugged marine scenery and unspoiled Welsh countryside.

Our West Wales coastal cottage provide a cosy, yet strategic location for you to tackle the Pembrokeshire coastal path and its many dog-friendly beaches, or explore into the heart of Ceredigion. Scroll down and explore some of our recommended things to do in Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.

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  • Yes, Cardigan Bay is very dog friendly, with beaches and walking routes ideal for exploring with your four-legged companion. Staying in a nearby coastal cottage allows easy access to the Pembrokeshire coastal path and open spaces dogs love.

  • Mwnt Beach is known for its dramatic views and peaceful atmosphere. Staying in a nearby coastal cottage, makes it easy to enjoy sunset strolls and coastal scenery also.

  • Many consider Cardigan Bay and the surrounding West Wales region among the most beautiful areas, with rugged coastline, wildlife, beaches and rolling countryside.

  • There are many things to do in Ceredigion, explore beaches, Cardigan town, wildlife spots, and the Pembrokeshire coastal path. It’s ideal for walkers, nature lovers, and families wanting a peaceful base.

  • Visit Welsh heritage sites, independent shops in Cardigan, cosy cafés, or indoor attractions. Staying near the Pembrokeshire coastal path means scenic views even on wet days.

  • The cliff-top stretches around St. Davids and Strumble Head are the most challenging. Explore the scenic parts of the Pembrokeshire coastal path this year, and see for yourself.

  • Explore Cardigan town, Welsh heritage sites, wildlife hotspots, local beaches and all the other amazing things to do in Ceredigion - ideal for families, couples and walkers alike.

  • The full route of the Pembrokeshire coastal path takes around 12 - 15 days, but many enjoy shorter sections, perfect for day walks or full on hikes.