Photo of Cardigan Island Coastal Farm Park, a visitor attraction in Ceredigion, mid Wales.

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Cardigan Island Coastal Farm Park

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A clifftop farm park above Gwbert, at the mouth of the Teifi, with the usual farm animals plus a grandstand view out to Cardigan Island offshore. Seals haul out on the rocks below and porpoises pass in the bay, so bring binoculars. Paid entry, and an easy family stop on the coast just north of Cardigan town.

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