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St Dogmaels the first village in
Pembrokeshire, and an excellent choice for those seeking a
waterside holiday with opportunities for boating, water skiing,
windsurfing, fishing and relaxing on the long sandy beach
at Poppit.
This historical village was an important religious
centre. The 12th-century Abbey ruins are well worth a visit,
as is the Water Mill where a wheel and millstones still produce
wonderful baking flour. Bird lovers will be captivated by
the diversity of waders, seabirds and birds of prey.
Cardigan,
two miles away, is a good rural market town offering a range
of shops, restaurants and craft outlets, although St Dogmaels
is well provided for with small local businesses able to serve
your everyday needs and evenings out. An exciting start to
your 180-mile coastal journey around the Pembrokeshire Coast
National Park. |