Cwmtydu Beach Cardigan Bay
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Cwmtydu Beach Cardigan Bay - Francis Crompton
The small cove of Cwytydu in it's deep wooded valley is surrounded
by high pastures where you may well see wild ponies. The resotred lime
kiln marks the back of the beach which is commonly supposed to have been
used for smuggling. A number of cafés and lovely cliff
walks make Cwmtydu popular with walkers, and the beach is easy to access
for launching kayaks. The Ceredigion
Heritage Coastal Path drops down into Cwytydu by decending along the
valley side and then retuning to the coast to climb up towards New Quay.
Facilities at Cwmtydu
| Awards | Seaside Award Rural Beach | Bathing | Yes |
| Type of Beach | Sandy beaches | Café | Yes |
| Car Park | Yes | Sea Angling | Yes |
| Toilet | Yes | Dogs | No* |
| Disabled Access | No | Phone | Yes |
* Dogs are prohibited from sections of certain beaches between
1st May and 30th September under the local byelaw.
The restrictions
do not apply to a guide dog accompanying a registered blind person.
Where to stay near Cwmtydu
- Ty Hen Holiday Cottages Self Catering
- Nanternis Farm Holiday Cottages Self Catering
- Maes Glas Caravan Park Camping
- Swn y Mor Bed and Breakfast Guest House B&B
- Ty Ffynnon Self Catering
- The Old Granary Self Catering
- Neuadd Farm Holiday Cottages Self Catering
- Celyn Parc Guesthouse Guest House B&B
- Morfa Isaf Farm Guest House B&B
- Pigeonsford Holiday Farmhouse Self Catering
- Four Seasons Self Catering
- Wig Farm Holiday Cottages Self Catering
- Morawel Self Catering
- Scrumpy Cottage Self Catering
- Holly Cottage Bed and Breakfast Guest House B&B
- Morfryn Sea View Guest House B&B
- Morfa Cove Holiday Cottages Self Catering