Cottages in Aberporth

Discover one of the top destinations in Ceredigion Bay, Wales. From beach pubs to breathtaking coastal views, Aberporth has something to cater to every traveller. This is a great destination to escape the fast pace of life with family and friends, or solo. The area has a variety of beaches to explore, as well as unique activities like dolphin spotting and honey farms. You’ll find many of the cottages along the coast and inland from Aberporth to Aberaeron. Truly strategic locations for a well-rounded experience in the area.

Explore the Ceredigion region from the comfort of your own, self-catering cottage. Many of these picturesque cottages have outstanding ocean views and direct beach access. These wonderfully affordable accommodations feature a fireplace, hot tub, garden, full kitchen, washing machine and more, with all the conveniences at your disposal! Wake up to homey touches and birds singing in the garden. Catch the sunset from your private outdoor seating area. These cottages will truly inspire you to have the staycation or holiday you’ve been craving.

Aberporth is the perfect location to enjoy exciting water venues. Seamor is a reputable boat tourism company excelling in dolphin watching excursions featuring their onboard marine biologist and exuberant skippers for the trip of a lifetime. The conservation tour includes binoculars and hydrophone to help you see and hear the dolphins. Opt for the scuba underwater tour for more thrilling adventures. Go where few have ventured, book a tour with Heritage Canoes to see the virgin territory of the Teifi River. Pack your waterproof camera so you can relive these unique moments again and again!

Aberporth, Wales is a nature lover’s dream holiday for all its natural wonders. Cliff walking along Ceredigion Coastal Path boasts close encounters with the superb beauty of conservation areas where seals and porpoises are commonly seen along the geological heritage coast. The official starting point is the bronze otter statue in Cardigan city, but there are other suitable entry points to tackle the 60-mile trail in stages. Bwlch Nant yr Arian Forest Centre offers activities including walking trails, horseback riding, and cycling through obstacle courses. The walking trails include Barcud, Miner’s and Ridgetop Trails offering spectacular views around the lake and Cambrian mountains.

Explore the exceptional beauty of Aberporth’s beaches. Starting with Aberporth, walk along the coast to enjoy its serenity or go for a swim. This beach has safe swimming areas, kayaking, surfing and rock pools full of sea anemones, crabs, and other interesting creatures. It is also a favourite dolphin watching destination. Further down the coast you’ll find Tresaith Beach which boasts gorgeous sandy coastline, secluded bays, and a waterfall. If you’re hungry or looking for Welsh ice-cream, stop in at the Plwmp Tart, where you’ll find delicious Welsh cuisine and desserts.

There’s nothing like the exhilarating feeling one experiences when they meet thundering waterfalls. The Tresaith Waterfall is formed by the river Saith that flows into the sea at Tresaith Beach. Devil’s Bridge Falls is a five-tiered, 300-foot waterfall with three bridges stacked above each other. This is a must-see for its breathtaking beauty and awesome hike through the ancient forest to the gorge.

Aberporth is an excellent place to watch for dolphins. They can come at any time of day, so prepare a picnic, head for the cliff overlook and watch the fantastic waves while waiting for a dorsal fin as they surface to breathe.

Theatr Mwldan offers travellers an opportunity to relax with a drink and snacks while catching the latest films. They also house an art gallery exhibiting local and well-known artists. Mwldan hosts seasonal live performances, so check the calendar for upcoming shows.

There are so many great food and drink options! The Boy Ashore is a charming rustic beach shack featuring local produce prepared in delightfully inventive ways. Hang out at Water’s Edge Café for amazing views of Aberporth Beach. Be sure to photograph their creative mural. Sweet tooths get your sweetie fix at Crwst, Cardigan, serving up delectable homemade baked goods.

The Welsh Wildlife Centre is in the Teifi Marshes Nature Reserve, featuring their iconic glass house café serving delicious home-made cuisine and drinks. There are many hiking trails including the Explorer, Woodland, and Gorge trails offering a treasure trove of fascinating wildlife like warblers, otters, and kingfishers.

Have you ever been curious about how wool is crafted? A visit to the National Wool Museum will fill in the gaps with their interactive displays and textile gallery set in a restored historic wool mill. Also, a great place to grab a coffee with fresh, homemade Welsh cakes.

About 5 km inland from Aberporth Beach lies The Welsh Wind Distillery. They offer travellers a wonderful gin tasting experience in their laid-back setting. You’ll learn the details of the gin making process by making your very own brew. Afterwards, shop for a gin gift from their impeccable selection!