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Easy walking distance for food and drinks are the Teifi Waterside and Webley bar, and the Cardigan Holiday Park (closed Winter).
In St Dogmaels (the nearest village) you'll find the ruins of an Abbey and one of only two working Water Mills in Wales.
Along with 2 restaurants/pub (White horse and The Ferry Inn), a convenience store and Fish and Chips take away
Poppit Sands is also the start of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path which continues unimpeded for 180 miles.
The Coastal Path provides spectacular views of cliffs, coasts and country with opportunities to see seals,
dolphins, porpoises and a large variety of birds including peregrine falcons, choughs, ravens, guillemots and razorbills.
Just a short drive away you'll also discover numerous attractions which include historic sites such as Castles, Cromlechs, plus the world famous Iron age site at Castell Henllys.
You could also seek out numerous beaches and secluded coves as well as the Preseli Hills - the source of the blue stones of Stonehenge, or head to the smallest city in the UK at St Davids.
