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Highlights and attractions
Key attractions for holidaymakers include the picturesque harbour and expansive sandy beaches, as well as opportunities, including boat trips, to see the population of bottlenose dolphins that lives in Cardigan Bay. The town has a heritage centre and marine wildlife centre, as well as a tourist information centre. Nearby New Quay Honey Farm, the largest bee farm in Wales, has a live bee exhibition and sells honey, mead and beeswax. The outskirts of the town feature many large holiday parks and caravan sites.
The annual Cardigan Bay Regatta, usually in August, has been conducted since at least the 1870s. Events now include inshore sports (swimming, rowing, etc.) and dinghy and cruiser racing.
There are extensive beach walks, as well as cliff walks along the Coastal Path, south to Llangrannog and north to Aberaeron.
The National Trust's Llanerchaeron estate is just a short drive away,as is the 18th century Ty Glyn Walled Garden in Ciliau Aeron. Less than an hour's drive away, you'll find the neolithic Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber, as well as the Castell Henllys Iron Age Village. Restored steam trains on the Vale of Rheidol Railway leave from nearby Aberystwyth on the scenic route to Devil’s Bridge.