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Cardigan is one long street, easy to walk especially for us Plenty of shops Everyone we meet were very kind and helpful We seem to find new shops every time we come to Cardigan We are not young I am 69 and my partner is 76

A lovely town full of friendly people with lots going on. I visited while the fair was on and the place was lively and buzzing with positive energy. I visited some of the local shops and particularly recommend Coffee #1 for its friendly staff and acceptance of dogs and Cardigan Curiosities for its vintage stock and lovely staff - also dog friendly. And the baguette shop but I can't remember its name! Fabulous.

Location was great, there was a lovely walk in the Wildlife Reserve (worth a visit). The Castle grounds were nice too, overlooking the river and at the bottom of the high street. Had food at the Italian across the road from the castle as told it is popular with the locals: 5/10 food wasn't that good - had better in Pizza Express. Had Food at the Printworks - a tappas sort of place - very nice, but a little pricy for what you got. = 8/10 Need to book though as is popular and is in the Michelin guide. Had food in the Copper Pot along the high street - mainly because we couldn't find anywhere else - and had a surpisingly good meal for the money. =8/10 One thing to note: apart from "Coffee One" there are no chains, apart from Greggs - no Nero, Costa, etc - which we found a nice aspect to the town. Pubs, though, were not great if you like real ale: for that you need to head out to the Ferry Inn in St Dogmaels, but be aware it doesn't open until 3pm

We had a drink in The Red Lion where the locals and staff were friendly and helpful, the local taxi firm, Home James, were really reliable and I had my hair done at Salon Fach in the arcade off the High Street, where the stylist was really lovely. Also breakfast at Crwst was very good 😊

Cardigan has some independent shops and eating places. (Crwst serves a brilliant brunch) . The town is scenic, overlooking the river and has it's own castle. The theatre is in town and shows films and has live performances. We saw a great comedy act one evening. It has friendly pubs. It is close to numerous sights where you can see nature and wildlife close by; the Wildlife centre is just across the bridge; Cardigan Island trail is great and Mwnt beach is beautiful, with promise of sightings of seals, dolphins and birdlife, such gannets and choughs . It's great to hear Welsh spoken by people in Cardigan town and it's surrounding areas. Cardigan has a community that seems to be kind to each other. We will be back soon.

We liked Poppit Sands beach, which is good for dogs and if you like walking. There are a few nice pubs in Saint Dogmaels area. Cardigan Castle is interesting and has lots of history. We would recommend going there, as it's one of our favourite places. We had food in Mannucci's Italian restaurant in Cardigan town centre. The food is lovely there. It's easy to get around Cardigan, as it's not a big place. I like the fact that there are some independent shops there that you don't get in other places. The local wildlife centre is good for families with young children. Cardigan Bay is a lovely place to come on holiday, if you would like tranquility.