Best beaches in Ceredigion
Ceredigion's 50-mile stretch of Heritage Coast represents some of Wales' most spectacular and unspoiled seaside scenery, where dramatic cliffs give way to hidden coves, expansive sandy bays, and charming fishing villages that have retained their authentic Welsh character. From the National Trust's pristine golden sands to Blue Flag family favorites and secret beaches accessible only by woodland paths, this remarkable coastline offers something for every type of beach lover – whether you're seeking wild Atlantic surf, tranquil rock pooling, or simply a peaceful spot to watch dolphins play in Cardigan Bay's crystal-clear waters.
A charming clifftop village beach with colorful huts and excellent swimming
A classic Welsh seaside resort with twin Blue Flag sandy bays
A pristine National Trust beach with golden sand and superb surfing
A hidden pebble beach accessible only through ancient woodland paths
Expansive sandy beach where the Pembrokeshire Coast Path begins
The dramatic Blue Flag beach famous for its waterfall on the sand
A crescent-shaped National Trust bay crowned by a whitewashed church
Three miles of sand and shingle perfect for water sports and beachcombing
An intimate pebble cove with calm waters near New Quay