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Porth Ceiriad

Inspiration / Porth Ceiriad

Porth Ceiriad

Backed by grassy headland and situated near the end of the Llyn Peninsula, Porth Ceiriad feels a million miles from the hustle and bustle of nearby tourist towns.

With parking a twenty-minute walk away, a walk through fields and down a steep set of steps is required to access this cove, but the golden sand and clear blue water make it all worthwhile.

Waves more powerful than neighbouring Hell’s Mouth make Porth Ceiriad a popular spot with more experienced surfers and the bay is often teeming with kayaks and yachts.

For those simply looking to relax, there’s plenty of golden sand to set up for the day on – just remember to pack a picnic!

Dogs are welcome at this beach all year.

This a lovely beach you can enjoy with all the family…

Image Credits: Reading Tom – CC BY 2.0; Alan Richards – CC BY-SA 2.0; Alex Robinson – CC BY-SA 2.0

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Weather & Tide

No lifeguard cover
Big swells can occur, water sports beginners are advised to avoid

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Access to beach is via a barrier which takes £1 coins only

Access to Wales Coastal Path
Abundant wildlife and ancient rock formations in area

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Sunbathing

Swimming

Snorkelling

Surfing

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