🌊 Discover New Quay, Ceredigion: Dubbed the “prettiest and most isolated” town in Britain!
🚶♂️This charming Welsh coastal haven offers stunning unspoilt coastlines and an abundance of quirky independent shops that’ll make any day trip truly memorable. With a population of just over 1,000 and nestled in the breathtaking scenery, it beckons travellers seeking beauty and tranquillity.
🍦Attractions abound with delightful beach shops and ice-cream parlours! The vibrant colours of the uniquely painted houses, each clashing beautifully with the next, add to the charm of this quaint seaside town. It’s easy to see why the poet Dylan Thomas found inspiration here for his iconic play “Under Milk Wood.”
🛒 But, living in paradise comes with its quirks for the residents. The nearest major supermarket is a 20-mile drive away in Cardigan, meaning this gorgeous getaway has also claimed the title of Britain’s most remote town. Getting there mainly involves traversing scenic B-roads or the A487, as major motorways seem like distant dreams in these parts.
🚂 The remote appeal also means simpler amenities – the closest railway stations are in Aberystwyth, about 40 minutes away. Yet, the remoteness is what gives New Quay its unique appeal, making every visit an adventure, whether you’re arriving by car or bus.
🎥 YouTubers Beachlife and Beyond’s Steven and Wandering Turnip’s David recently explored the town, stunned by its beauty and wondering how such isolation can be so appealing – for some, it might just be perfection.
From waiting for surgeries to be arranged far off in Swansea to counting on buses as primary modes of public transport, life here is a blend of classic charm, serene beauty, and a slight inconvenience that might just be worth it for that perfect sunset view you can’t get in the city. 🏞️
Would you trade the rush of city life for a taste of tranquil seaside living? Let us know! 🌅 #NewQuayAdventures #CoastalBeauty #HiddenGem