Where to Eat
St Dogmaels and nearby Cardigan offer plenty of places to enjoy local food and drink. Some highlights include:
- The Ferry Inn – a riverside pub perfect for hearty meals with a view of the River Teifi.
- Môr Ffein Fish and Chips
- The White Hart Community Pub
- The Teifi Waterside
- The Llys Meddyg in Newport – known for its locally sourced, seasonal dishes.
- Romino’s Pizza
- The Three horse shoes Cenarth
- Coopers Arms
- Teifi Fish and Chip Restaurant
- White Hart Inn
- The Ship Inn Tresaith
Whether it’s a family meal in a friendly pub or fine dining for a special occasion, you won’t have to travel far.
Days Out
For longer adventures, there’s no shortage of attractions within an easy drive of the farm:
- Pembrokeshire Coast Path – endless miles of dramatic walks with breathtaking sea views.
- St Dogmaels Abbey – a fascinating historic site right on your doorstep.
- Cardigan Castle
- Cilgerran Castle – a striking riverside ruin managed by Cadw.
- Folly Farm Adventure Park & Zoo – a great day out for younger children, with animals, rides, and play areas.
- Cardigan Island Farm Park
- Silver Mountain Experience
- Cardigan Bay Active
- Theatr Mwldan
- FootGolf at Trenewydd Farm
- National Wool Museum of Wales
- Welsh Wildlife Centre
- Llangrannog Ski Centre
- Dolphin Spotting Boat Trips
Whether you’re after history, adventure, or a relaxed day out, there’s something for everyone.
Golf
- Newport Sands Golf Club, just a 2 minute drive from the wonderfully picturesque town of Newport, nestled under Carningli (Mountain of the Angels) on the Nevern Estuary.
- Cardigan Golf Club Situated some three miles north of Cardigan town centre, high above the shores of Cardigan Bay and the Teifi Estuary.
