Situated on the Ceredigion Marine Heritage Coast, Aberporth has two nice sandy beach both of which have rock pools at low tide - great for mooching around in with the kids.
The previous fishing village of Aberporth is a huge place for a traditional family holiday thanks to its beautiful beaches and scenic walking routes. You can see rock pools at low tides and you may even catch a glimpse of bottlenose dolphins, sunfish and basking sharks, which are often seen in the area.
Aberporth Beach, Cardiganshire Start at Tresaith, where there’s a lovely sandy beach, and head along the cliff-top path. Keen birdwatchers should keep their eyes peeled for stonechats, meadow pipits, and perhaps the rare chough. During the summer, gatekeeper butterflies are often seen along the coast path, especially in those areas protected by blackthorn scrub. The path will continue for about 1.5 miles, until you reach Aberporth. There is a beach cafe, public pay phone and toilets. A life guard is on duty during the summer months. Aberporth has a Blue Flag award and is considered safe for swimming. If you get tired of something with sunbathing there are some outstanding walks down the coast path and Aberporth village bustles with activity through the summer.
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Situated on the Ceredigion Marine Heritage Coast, Aberporth has two nice sandy beach both of which have rock pools at low tide - great for mooching around in with the kids. 
The previous fishing village of Aberporth is a huge place for a traditional family holiday thanks to its beautiful beaches and scenic walking routes. You can see rock pools at low tides and you may even catch a glimpse of bottlenose dolphins, sunfish and basking sharks, which are often seen in the area.
Aberporth Beach, Cardiganshire Start at Tresaith, where there’s a lovely sandy beach, and head along the cliff-top path. Keen birdwatchers should keep their eyes peeled for stonechats, meadow pipits, and perhaps the rare chough. During the summer, gatekeeper butterflies are often seen along the coast path, especially in those areas protected by blackthorn scrub. The path will continue for about 1.5 miles, until you reach Aberporth. There is a beach cafe, public pay phone and toilets. A life guard is on duty during the summer months. Aberporth has a Blue Flag award and is considered safe for swimming. If you get tired of something with sunbathing there are some outstanding walks down the coast path and Aberporth village bustles with activity through the summer.
