A ‘Superpod’ of up to 500 dolphins has been filmed off the Pembrokeshire Coast. The Conservation charity The Sea Trust said the Common Dolphins were seen from the Rosslare to Fishguard ferry in calm seas on Wednesday morning. read more
Cardigan Bay is the largest Bay in the British Isles, stretching approximately 50 miles from Bardsey Island off the Llyn Peninsular in the north to Strumble Head in Pembrokeshire in the South. Cardigan Bay is home to a rich variety of wildlife including the largest resident population of bottlenose dolphins in the whole of Europe. Although the ever playful bottlenose dolphins which often steal the limelight, Cardigan Bay is also home the smaller harbour porpoise, atlantic grey seals, and a wide variety of bird species. Many of our guests book a boat trip with ‘A Bay to Remember’ to enjoy the magical experience of watching wildlife in their natural environment
