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Cardigan Town and the Area

Within 30 Minutes of the Castle

Whether you want to walk the Wales Coast Path, go dolphin watching in New Quay, kayaking around the coves of Ceibwr, surfing in Poppit, or simply enjoy a traditional day at the beach, Cardigan is the perfect base for a holiday by the sea. Make the most out of your trip to the Castle and explore Ceredigion’s local activities.

 

Welsh Wildlife Centre

Welsh Wildlife Centre

Explore the Welsh Wildlife Centre and Teifi Marshes Nature Reserve to fall in love with Ceredigion’s diverse flora and fauna…. Read more

Cardigan’s Shops

Cardigan’s Shops

Cardigan is well loved for its vast array of shops and eateries, the majority of which being local businesses. Whether… Read more

Explore the River Teifi

Explore the River Teifi

The River Teifi is a 73 mile long stretch of river winding through Ceredigion from its source in Tregaron, in… Read more

The Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion Coast Paths

A Trail for Everyone

Just 122 steps over the Teifi across the river bridg,e from the Castle you find yourself in Pembrokeshire, famed of course for the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

With walks suitable for all abilities and experience levels, split up into smaller, more manageable sections, walking the Coast Path is a key staple when visiting West Wales.

The Ceredigion Coast path spans 60 miles of the 870 mile Welsh Coast Path, with some of the most varied coastal landscapes of the whole country. Leading you from Cardigan to Ynyslas, you’ll discover steep cliffs, beautiful beaches, mountain views, and, if you’re lucky, spot some of the county’s resident dolphins.

Whichever direction you head in, get your walking gear on and discover the beauty of West Wales from the coast.

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Cardigan Town Map

This town is full of history and fun activities. Our town map below shows parking facilities and other key areas of interest.

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