Ceibwr is an attractive little bay, totally undeveloped and the haunt of shy seabirds and Grey Atlantic seals, with the nearby village of Moylegrove within walking distance.

The cliff walking is high, craggy and awesomely beautiful whatever the weather or season.

The cliffs show evidence of impressive forces at work circa 400 million years ago when Ceibwr was created - admire the elegant folds and scrolls in the rock face.

The ruins of a fine Celtic fortress can be found on the northern cliff edge.

The more romantic can envisage the smugglers taking advantage of such a remote spot along with the ideal locality of the cave on the beach.

This area is for those seeking a quiet holiday near the amenities of Cardigan and Newport but away from the more popular sandy beaches and busy centres.