The Seaside village of Llangrannog was established around the church during the 6th century, although there is evidence of an early Celtic settlement at nearby Lochtyn. The village developed rapidly with the increase in fishing and associated trade. 24 ships were built near the beach and until 1914 almost all the male inhabitants were seafarers. Today, tourism is the main industry. The village is on the Maritime Heritage Coast and visitors are attracted by the sandy Blue Flag Beach and the unique village atmosphere. With beautiful surroundings and adjacent places of interest, Llangrannog can certainly offer something for everyone.