A redundant church tucked beside the Teifi near Cilgerran, mostly 13th and 14th century and now looked after by the Friends of Friendless Churches. Inside are old box pews and a coracle hung in the porch — kept as a means of escape when the river floods, which it does. The parish gave it up in the 19th century for a new church on higher ground, so this one was left quietly as it was. It’s a fair way from any station; come by car.
