Bell tents, cabins, domes - why this rugged Welsh retreat is just the tonic we all need
Advertisement Amid hardy grazing sheep, seals peeping fleetingly from the ocean and a lonely whitewashed church, a fierce wind whips up mighty Atlantic waves. Our feet are the first to imprint the sand since the tide subsided, and the sea flashes mackerel-silver each time the sun pokes out of the thick cloud above. We’re on Mwnt beach, a sandy cove with Caribbean-blue waters on the edge of the castle-topped town of Cardigan in West Wales. Coastal delight: Mwnt beach is located on the edge of the castle-topped town of Cardigan in West Wales It’s rugged and remote, to say the least — we...
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