Staying at St Dogmaels, not really looking for anywhere crowded as my son has issues with lots of people but I would quite like to get some wildlife and landscape shots if possible, especially some of the red kites as we don't have them down south.
Cheers.
Luckily most of the crowds have all buggered off now
There is a wildlife sanctuary just outside Cardigan and St Dogmaels. Some nice walks and a number of hides.
Of course the estuary that runs next to St dogmaels is lovely and goes down to poppit sands (large beach). Plenty of opportunity for misty sunrise photography with boats etc.
there is Cenarth falls not to far away in Cenarth, plenty of seascape type stuff along the coastline at Mwnt, also Llangrannog is lovely both of these are north of Cardigan and a bit further New quay. Going South, you have Cebwr Bay near Moylegrove and further afield you have Fishguard, st David’s etc. Really depends how far you want to travel. Lots of little hidden away harbour bays going towards St David’s like Solva, Porthgain are worth a look.
Cilgerren Castle is just up the road from the wildlife sanctuary.
Red kites are always around, in particular further inland over the fields. If you’re willing to travel, then the red kite feeding station in the Brecons is worth a visit and easily accessible.
Also not far from Cardigan is the cheese factory or the Honey Farm if you’re into that sort of thing, there also a museum of power although I’ve never been there so have no idea what that’s about.
