Beaches near Quay West

New Quay Beach is a popular sandy beach with direct access from Quay West Park. Within walking distance are New Quay town and harbour, with a coast path close by as well.

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Fishguard Folk Festival (1 Jun - 4 Jun)

Tradtional music festival filled with dance, music and workshops

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Ironman 2012 (16 September-16 September)

Believed to be one of the most breathtaking sights in Wales, Cenarth Falls is situated on the River Teifi and is about 30-40 minutes by car from New Quay. With its water falls and coracle centre to admire, you can spend a good afternoon here with peaceful walks along the riverbank and watch the trout and salmon swim in the crystal clear waters.

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Bards Quest

Bards were traditional, mysterious ancient storytellers, follow in their footsteps and complete the challenges to discover the hidden tales.

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Blue Lagoon Water Park

Breathtaking rides, rapids and river flumes, relaxing pools, a fun-filled sub-tropical waterpark that promises an aqua adventure. Prices from £4.

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Caldey Island

Sail from Tenby Harbour to this tranquil isle and explore the fascinating working monastery. Prices shown are for a return boat trip to and from the island. A Family Ticket is based on 2 adults and 2 children. A child's age range is under 14yrs.

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Cambrian Mountains

Soak up the scenery in this vast area of beauty, the source of well-known rivers including the the Severn and Wye.

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Tenby

A lovely seaside town full of history, a medieval centre and three gorgeous Blue Flag beaches.

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