Discover St Dogmaels & Surrounding Area
St Dogmaels is a beautiful village located on the estuary of the River Teifi, just a short distance from the stunning Pembrokeshire coast. Explore the rich history, natural beauty, and local attractions that make this area a perfect holiday destination.
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Local Attractions
St Dogmaels Shop – Siop y Pentref
The shop on the high street is excellent and as well as the usual goods, has local products including from the local breweries, bakery, roasters and distillery as well as flour from the mill and a wide range of Gluten Free, allergen free and speciality food. The staff are very knowledgeable of the local area and can sell you a local footpaths map.
5 min walk Visit Website
Poppit Sands Beach
Poppit Sands is a glorious local sandy beach, stretching for over 1.5km at low tide. It is very shallow sloping and the water is safe with Blue Flag status. There are great view over to Cardigan Island and on a clear day, the North Wales Coast of the Llyn Peninsula can be seen.
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St Dogmaels Abbey
St Dogmaels Abbey is a fascinating 12th-century abbey ruin located in the heart of the village. The site includes a museum displaying the magnificent medieval decorated tiles from the abbey, a coach house café, and the delightful abbey grounds that are perfect for a peaceful stroll.
10 min walk Visit Website
The White Hart Inn
The White Hart Inn is a traditional Welsh pub offering delicious home-cooked food, a great selection of local and national beers, and a warm, friendly atmosphere. With its charming character and regular local events, it's a favorite spot for both visitors and locals alike.
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Y Felin Water Mill
Y Felin is one of the last working water mills in Wales, dating back to the 12th century. Visit this historic mill to see traditional flour making in action and purchase freshly ground flour. The mill is still powered by water from the adjacent stream and produces a variety of flours used by local bakeries.
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St Dogmaels Farmers Market
The award-winning St Dogmaels Local Producers Market takes place every Tuesday morning in the Coach House at the Abbey. The market features an excellent selection of local produce including freshly baked bread, homemade cakes, local cheeses, organic vegetables, fresh fish, and handmade crafts.
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The Coach House Café
Located within the Abbey grounds, the Coach House Café offers delicious homemade food in a beautiful setting. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, or afternoon tea while taking in the peaceful surroundings. The café uses locally sourced ingredients, including produce from the weekly farmers market held on site.
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The Ferry Inn
The Ferry Inn is a riverside pub with stunning views across the Teifi Estuary. Enjoy quality food made with fresh local ingredients, a wide selection of drinks, and the beautiful waterside setting. The pub's sunny terrace is perfect for watching the sunset over the estuary.
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Pembrokeshire Coast Path
The Pembrokeshire Coast Path begins at St Dogmaels and stretches for 186 miles along some of the most spectacular coastline in Britain. Enjoy stunning views, diverse wildlife, and numerous secluded beaches as you explore this world-renowned national trail. The path is suitable for walkers of all abilities, with shorter sections perfect for day trips.
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Cardigan Castle
Cardigan Castle is a 12th-century castle that has been restored to its former glory. Explore the castle grounds, learn about its fascinating history, and enjoy the beautiful gardens. The site also features a restaurant, accommodation, and regular cultural events including music, theatre, and art exhibitions.
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Crwst Café
Crwst is an award-winning bakery and café in Cardigan, offering freshly baked artisan bread, pastries, and cakes. Enjoy a delicious breakfast or lunch made with locally sourced ingredients, along with specialty coffee and homemade treats. Their sourdough bread and doughnuts are particularly popular.
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Cardigan Wildlife Centre
The Welsh Wildlife Centre is set in the stunning 264-acre Teifi Marshes Nature Reserve. Explore the various habitats including woodland, meadows, and wetlands, and spot a wide range of wildlife. The centre features nature trails, bird hides, a visitor centre, and a café with panoramic views over the reserve.
15 min drive Visit Website