Situated right in the centre of St Dogmaels are the ruins of a Tironensian Order Abbey. 

If ecclesiastical buildings and ruins are of interest, then the Abbey is well worth a visit. Housed in the Coach House Cafe is the Abbey Museum where you can find many artefacts discovered in the ruins of the Abbey. 

There are several companies that provide great days out to watch the Dolphins playing in the Bay. You might be lucky enough to see them by just standing on the beach, but for a fantastic day out and best chance of seeing these fantastic mammals- a boat trip is the best way.  The closest company is "A Bay to Remember" and boats depart from there or alternatively Poppit Sands or Gwbert. Please see thie website at www.baytoremember.co.uk

Cardigan provides a cultural centre for local residents and visitors to West Wales. In the Town there are traditional Butchers, Bakers and Grocery shops plus specialist local arts and crafts, sports and fishing shops.  Tesco’s, Aldi and Morrison’s can all be found in the town of Cardigan.

For more details please visit

http://www.visitcardigan.com/

http://www.visitpembrokeshire.com/explore-pembrokeshire/coast-path/

http://www.ferry-inn.co.uk/

An unforgettable train journey through the spectacular Rheidol Valley from Aberystwyth to Devils Bridge by narrow gauge steam train.

The last steam railway owned by British Rail is still running and you can enjoy the journey experienced by many thousands of passengers since it opened in 1902.

http://www.rheidolrailway.co.uk/

The lanes around Cardigan Bay are beautiful and take you through the smallest towns and villages. Why not try Circular Bike Ride from St.Dogmaels including Poppit Sands. For details at

https://www.cardigan-bay.com/circular-bike-ride-stdogmaels-cardigan.php