Much of the Cardigan Bay coastline is designated as Heritage Coast with many sections cared for by the National Trust.

The coastline has numerous beaches ranging from secluded sandy coves, through long sweeping exposed sandy beaches to traditional seaside resort and fishing villages.

Cardigan Bay is also an outstanding and internationally important area for marine wildlife. It is home to some of Britains rarest birds and also a resident population of over 100 bottlenose dolphins as well as porpoises and grey seals. These can be seen on boat trips offered at various locations or even from the beaches and cliffs.

Away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Cardigan Bay offers a refreshing atmosphere where winding down will be easy.