Llanarth

Llanarth is a village and community located in the county of Ceredigion, Wales. Situated inland from the Cardigan Bay coast, it lies approximately four miles north of the town of Cardigan. The River Aeron flows through the vicinity, contributing to the rural landscape of the area. The community of Llanarth encompasses not only the village itself but also the surrounding hamlets and agricultural land.

Historically, Llanarth has been an agricultural centre. The village features a parish church, St. David's Church, which serves as a focal point for the local community. Like many Welsh villages, Llanarth has experienced changes in its economic base over time, with a gradual shift away from purely agricultural employment. The village offers local amenities catering to residents, and its proximity to the larger town of Cardigan provides access to further services and employment opportunities.

The landscape around Llanarth is characterized by rolling hills and farmland, typical of this part of West Wales. The natural environment offers opportunities for walking and exploring the Welsh countryside. The community is home to a mix of permanent residents and those who may have moved to the area for its quieter lifestyle. The Welsh language remains an important part of the cultural identity of Llanarth and the wider Ceredigion region.