Morfa beach is located about 1km south of Llanon village and the beach is pebble with some sand. Small amount of parking at the end of a single track road by the hotel and restaurant. Read more…
Devil’s Bridge has a Nature trail that can take in the Rheidol Gorge. The 90 m (300 ft) Devil’s Bridge Falls drops in five sections down the steep and narrow ravine, with a set of stone steps, known as Jacob’s Ladder, leading down to the lowest bridge at the waterfall. The bridge is very unusual in that it is actually 3 bridges, Read more…
Aberystwyth south beach is a sheltered sand and shingle beach sandwiched between the castle and the harbour breakwater. Popular surfing location “harbour trap”. Although, can become crowded. All the facilities of being in the centre of a large town, car parking at harbour, castle or in the town, summer lifeguards. Read more…
Aberaeron north beach is a pebble beach with groynes and you can get some good surf although beware of the boulders and groynes. Popular fishing location. Facilities within Aberaeron. Read more…
Llanrhystud beach is a 1 km stretch of sandy beach ideal for families and good for swimming. The high water mark consists of a shingle bank. Small car park but parking is allowed on the pebble bank behind the beach. More facilities available within the caravan park or back at the village. Read more…
Ceibwr Bay beach is a beautiful bay and starts a wild section of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Park. Most of this area is high cliffs and the cove at Ceibwr is a rare sight. The beach is a small stony beach beside a stream that joins the Irsh Sea within the cove. Read more…
Aberaeron South beach is located next to Aberaeron harbour and is mainly a shingle/pebble beach. Popular fishing beach. Car parking and toilets available with more facilities within Aberaeron itself. Read more…
Gwyn beach is in the middle of the wide sandy bay at New Quay. All the facilities are in the town of New Quay and the further you walk down the beach the more you move away from the crowds. Read more…
New Quay lifeboat station was established in 1864. Station open for visits (afternoon only) and shop open afternoons Easter to end of September. Read more…
Penbryn beach is a mile long rural sandy beach owned by the National Trust that is backed by cliffs and a dune system. The beach is situated in an unspoilt area of Cardigan Bay and on the Ceredigion Coast path. No parking by the beach as the end of the track just has a turning circle. Parking is at the Read more…
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