Newport and Preselis Area
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Penffynnon
Penffynon, Aberporth, Cardigan SA43 2DA Tel: 01239 810387
Email: jann@aberporth.com
Opening Hours:
Open January to December
We have a cottage and four houses which are within
200m of Aberporth’s two safe beaches. We have sea
views, ample parking and are all graded Visit Wales 5*.
Dogs are welcome by arrangement. Aberporth has
several pubs and a range of shops. Local attractions
include water sports, Cardigan Bay dolphins, and walking
in the Preseli Hills.
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Preseli Mohair Centre
Dolau Isaf Farm, Mynachlog-ddu,
Clunderwen, SA66 7SB
Tel/Fax: 01994 419327
Website: www.preselimohaircentre.co.uk
Email: info@preselimohaircentre.co.uk
Opening Hours:
Usually Open Tuesday – Friday 11am – 5pm but PLEASE
telephone for an appointment if travelling any distance and
at other times to avoid disappointment. Closed December.
Small showroom displaying luxurious mohair knitting yarn,
garments, socks, cushions, skins etc. Questions answered and
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goats can be seen on farm
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The Coach House
Shingrig, St Dogmaels SA43 3DX Tel: 01239 615389
Email: n.siggins@yahoo.co.uk
Opening Hours: Summer Months – open 7 days (end of Sept)
Oct – Easter – open 6 days 10-4.30pm (phone first before visiting)
A multi-function space with quality gift shop and café serving freshly prepared lunches and
cakes (organic wherever possible). We have an ethical purchasing policy and endeavour to
source local suppliers to minimise road miles and support the local economy.
• atmospheric exhibition of medieval carved stones and the beautiful early Christian standing
stones, believed to have been located on the site of an early spiritual settlement dedicated
to St. Dogmaels.
• modern computer generated reconstruction with the sensitive display of the ancient stones
brings the history of the Abbey to life
• Beautifully illustrated information boards to fully interpret the story of the Abbey at St
Dogmaels over the centuries.
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Visitors are welcome to share the beauty and tranquillity of the Abbey and enjoy the
welcoming ambience of The Coach House visitor centre.
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