Teifi Boating Club sits at the mouth of the River Teifi estuary, approximately two miles from the market town of Cardigan in west Wales.

It serves as a base for exploring Cardigan Bay and the surrounding waters, with activities spanning racing, cruising, powerboating, and youth training programmes. Visiting yachtsmen are welcome alongside members.

The club promotes and facilitates boating on the Teifi estuary. The estuary itself is tidal and subject to a shifting sandbar at its entrance, with depths reducing to as little as 0.

5 metres at low water spring tides, so mariners should plan access accordingly.

The area carries a rich maritime heritage, with Cardigan having been one of Wales' most significant ports and shipbuilding centres from the Elizabethan era through the mid-nineteenth century.