The village of Aberporth bustles with activity in the summer. It boasts two sandy sheltered beaches with rock pools exposed at low tide. There is a small car park above the south section of the beach. Further parking can be found in the village. Swimming is considered safe here and during the school holidays - from mid-July to the end of August - Ceredigion's Beach Officer Lifeguard Service normally establishes patrolled bathing areas daily. You can enjoy circular walks from Aberporth and other walks along Ceredigion's Heritage Coast. It is possible to walk north along the coastal path to the nearby village of Tresaith.
Facilities at Aberporth
| Awards | European Blue Flag | Bathing | Yes |
| Type of Beach | Sandy beaches | Café | Yes |
| Car Park | Yes | Sea Angling | Yes |
| Toilet | Yes | Dogs | Yes * |
| Disabled Access | Yes | Phone | Yes |
Comments
One Blue Flag Beach and one to enjoy with your dog.
Accommodation Around Aberporth
Nestling
on a gentle sloping hill, on the edge of the former fishing village
of Aberporth, this small cluster of self-catering properties enjoys
a unique and special setting by the safe and sandy beach.
Trecregyn Farm
The Farm is approached down a long track. Set in 15 acres of farmland it is very safe for children. In the orchard there is plenty of space for the children to run around and a BBQ/Picnic area.
Trecregyn Cottages
We are lucky to be situated in a beautiful, unspoilt area of Wales and provide a perfect base for a truly enjoyable relaxing holiday. The coast and countryside provides an abundance of tranquil, nature filled walks/ bike rides, and drives.