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Sometimes you've just gotta be a bit of a tourist.

So on one day we visited New Quay, taking in the sights and sounds, and enjoyed a beautiful boat trip around New Quay Head, where we saw DOLPHINS. 😍

More photos from this day are available for you right here -> https://www.iancylkowski.com/blog/2024/9/13/new-quay-ceredigion-wales-summer 👍

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A captivating close-up of a bottlenose dolphin surfacing in the choppy, teal waters of Cardigan Bay near New Quay. The dolphin's sleek grey body is partially visible above the water, with its distinctive curved dorsal fin and rounded snout clearly visible. Sunlight glints off the rippling sea surface, creating a shimmering effect around the marine mammal. This image beautifully captures a moment of wildlife encounters along the Welsh coastline, highlighting the rich biodiversity of the area and the opportunity for dolphin watching in these waters.

A dramatic seascape showcasing the rugged cliffs of New Quay Head, as viewed from a boat. The towering cliffside dominates the frame, revealing striking layers of sedimentary rock formations in shades of grey and brown. The cliff face is deeply furrowed and weathered, with grass-covered slopes atop the rocky outcrop. Turquoise waters of the Irish Sea lap at the base of the cliff, their choppy surface hinting at the area's dynamic coastal environment. Overhead, a moody sky with grey clouds adds to the atmospheric and wild beauty of this Welsh coastline.

A picturesque coastal scene of New Quay, Ceredigion, Wales, featuring a white seagull in the foreground standing on a rocky shore. The backdrop showcases a charming hillside village with colourful terraced houses cascading down to the sea. The houses, painted in pastel hues of blue, pink, and white, are nestled against a verdant hillside. The tranquil turquoise waters of Cardigan Bay lap at the shoreline, whilst fluffy white clouds drift across a brilliant blue sky, creating a quintessential Welsh seaside vista.

A striking view of the rugged coastline near New Quay, showcasing the dramatic geology of the Welsh coast. Towering cliffs dominate the image, their layered rock formations clearly visible, telling a story of millions of years of geological processes. The cliffs are a patchwork of dark grey stone interspersed with patches of vibrant green vegetation. A distinctive dome-shaped rock formation protrudes at the base, its rounded top covered in grass. Atop the cliff, barely visible against the overcast sky, sits a small structure, likely a lookout point or lighthouse. The churning teal waters of Cardigan Bay lap at the base of these imposing cliffs, emphasising the raw beauty of this coastal landscape.

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