

Explore a stunning coastal beach backed by dramatic cliffs and rich wildlife habitats perfect for families seeking natural Welsh beauty.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Visit anytime of the year, this beach is secluded and untouched in a way. This will get really busy during the summer, good for viewing the wildlife and excellent for walking.
Small and secluded little sandy beach with some high cliffs to walk along. Little coffee shop is very good and a couple of benches to sit and enjoy the views.
Beautiful views. Beach canget very busy though. We avoided this and did the little hike to the top of the mound instead. Bring binoculars to see dolphins and porpoises. Car park is more than sufficient. If you're lucky the machine won't be working so parking is free. There's a little kiosk down the road to get refreshments and for toilet breaks. It's so peaceful doing the walking routes along the coast.
Fabulous, sheltered beach near Cardigan. Plenty of parking (£5 charge), popular café. Toilets. Quite a lot of steps down to the beach so could be a bit challenging. Sandy beach. Allegedly good for dolphin spotting. The drive from Cardigan involves some very narrow roads with limited passing places so I deliberately avoided visiting at the weekend.
Just visit, don't hesitate. The best beach I've visited in Britain, simply stunning! Me and my young family has an excellent afternoon here and we'd certainly visit again in the future. Parking, toilets, food and drinks are available. The beach is accessed down 100+ steps so please bare this in mind.
Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 7 October 2026
