Attractions of west Wales
There are so many things to do in west Wales, we will be happy to point you in the right direction whatever the weather. Below is a small example of some of the main attractions of Cardigan Bay
Coastal Path
The Ceredigion Coastal Path follows a 60 miles / 96 km route between the Teifi and Dyfi estuaries. The footpath links quaint coastal towns and villages along with the spectacular scenery of the Cardigan Bay coastline.
Wild flowers, seabirds, dolphins and a wealth of other wildlife await you along the way. The area has a rich history which can be seen at the iron-age hill forts and 19th century harbours.
Dolphins
Cardigan Bay is home to one of only two resident groups of Bottlenose Dolphins in the UK. Estimates to the number of Dolphins in the Bay vary but a figure of 127 is often quoted.
Watching dolphins in their natural environment is always a magical experience.
Bay to Remember gives you the opportunity of taking a boat trip and visiting these majestic animals in their home waters off the coast of Wales.
Local Towns
Mwnt is just a short drive from some lovely little towns.
Aberporth – The former fishing village of Aberporth is a great place for a traditional family beach holiday with two beautiful Blue Flag beaches.
Cardigan – Cardigan West Wales, Ancient market town on the River Teifi estuary, home of the first Welsh Eisteddfod and start of both the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and Ceredigion Coast Path. Other local towns include Llangrannog, New Quay & Aberporth
