Small World Theatre / Theatr Byd Bychan

The converted chapel in Cardigan has become something of a creative hub since Small World Theatre took over. It's a proper arts centre - intimate, a bit ramshackle in that way Welsh community venues often are, with a real focus on theatre, live music, and workshops rather than blockbuster productions. You'll find everything from experimental drama to folk nights and children's performances staged in a space that's got character in spades.

It's the sort of place that appeals to theatre types and families after something more adventurous than the usual seaside entertainment. The fact it's bilingual - Theatr Byd Bychan in Welsh - tells you something about how embedded it is in local culture. Depending what's on, you might spend two hours watching a performance, or just pop in for a drink and see what's happening. The website's your best bet for what's actually on and ticket prices, as programming changes regularly.

From Cardigan itself, you're well positioned for the surrounding camping and caravan parks - Cardigan Bay Holiday Park is just over two miles away, Gwbert Glamping slightly further. This corner of Pembrokeshire isn't about theme parks or big attractions; it's quieter, more about coastal walks and village life. Small World fits that rhythm perfectly. If you're based at one of the nearby holiday parks, it's worth checking what's on and booking ahead. Even if there's nothing that grabs you, Cardigan town centre's pleasant enough for a wander, and the Teifi estuary nearby is lovely for a walk.