Beaches

Clarach Bay is a sand and shingle beach, although a large sandy beach is exposed at low tide. This westerly-facing Read more…

New Quay North Beach is a small dog-friendly sand and pebble cove on the seaward side of New Quay’s harbour Read more…

Cei Bach beach also known as Little Quay beach is a sandy beach with groynes and is rarely busy. The Read more…

Llanina Beach is at the eastern end of New Quay Beach, spanning from New Quay towards Llanina Point. The sandy Read more…

Llansantffraid beach is mostly shingle/pebble beach with some areas of sand. There are no facilities or parking at the beach. Read more…

The beach to the north of the harbour is often the beach referred to as Aberaeron Beach but is actually Read more…

Ynyslas beach is a large sandy, dog-friendly beach. The Ynyslas Sand Dunes sit between the sea and the estuary beach, Read more…

Gwbert-on-Sea is a small cliff top coastal hamlet and is within the Ceredigion Heritage Coast located just a few miles Read more…

Gilfach yr Halen beach is a small remote sand, shingle and stone beach. This beach is less busy than is Read more…

The North Beach at Aberystwyth is a sloping sand and shingle beach within a sheltered bay. During the height of Read more…

Ceibwr Bay beach is a beautiful bay and starts a wild section of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Park. Most of this Read more…

Morfa beach is located about 1km south of Llanon village and the beach is pebble with some sand. Small amount Read more…