Things to do from The Teifi Estuary to Strumble Head

Mike Mayberry Kayaking

Explore the natural beauty of the north Pembrokeshire coastline with its towering cliffs, caves, rocky outcrops and secluded beaches from a kayak. Daytrips and tours along the coast or on the local rivers can be arranged. The half day summer trips are very popular with tourists visiting the area...

Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber

Pentre Ifan is the most impressive and most visited megalith in Wales. This ancient Neolithic burial chamber occupies a hilltop site in a beautiful setting with stunning views over Fishguard Bay and the Preseli Mountains. Dating from around 4000 BC it consists of a tilted capstone, weighing 16...

The Preseli Mountains

The Preseli Mountains lie in the Pembrokeshire National Park and their highest point is at Foel Cwmcerwyn and is 536 metres (1758 feet) high. The rounded hills, covered in heather and bracken and grazed by sheep, are excellent walking country. There are outcrops of Spotted Dolerite, the same rock...

Poppit Sands

Poppit Sands along the River Teifi Estuary near Cardigan is a wide open sandy beach backed by dunes. It is one of the most popular in the area for swimming and watersports. There is a lifeguard on duty in the summer and a popular café and beach shop. The northern end of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path...

Penrallt Garden Centre and Nursery

“Probably the largest, most comprehensive collection of plants in West Wales!” Penrallt Garden Centre grows and sells a vast range of plants and also stock an extensive range of items to suit most gardening and landscaping needs. Set in 70 acres of farmland, woodland and coastal walks, the...

The Slate Workshop

Established in 1985, The Slate Workshop is in a renovated cornmill beside the Eastern Cleddau River. Here Richard and Fran Boultbee produce fine lettering and creative designs in Welsh slate using traditional craftsmanship and modern methods. They make house names and numbers, commemorative...