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This section of coast is very popular and caravan parks cater for the high numbers of summer visitors and those that visit all year round.
©Jeremy Bolwell
Holiday home made from old railway carriage.
©John Brightley
Holiday home made from old railway carriage.
©John Brightley
Seagulls nest on the steep cliffs between Aberporth and Tresaith. In the background the beach of Tresaith, with the waterfall of Afon Saith tumbling over the rocks.
©Leonore Kegel
View from the coastal path looking west to Aberporth.
©Leonore Kegel
Pen Traeth-bach on the Aberporth to Tresaith Coastal path looking out over Cardigan Bay.
©Cered
Dist:0.1km<br/>Former GWR sleeper coach from 1905, converted into a holiday home. Situated on the Ceredigion Heritage Coast path between Aberporth and Tresaith.
©Wim Kegel
Dist:0.2km<br/>Holiday homes made from old railway carriages, next to the coast path.
©John Brightley
Dist:0.3km<br/>Here a hardstanding picnic area has been established, the first of its kind that I have seen in such as place in Wales. Built I'm sure to encourage visitors to leave their caravans, cafe seats, or cars and spend some high quality time actually in the environment. Without the risks associated with sitting on the ground (few level surfaces, mobility / flexibility problems, wet grass, brambles / gorse / nettles, creepy-crawlies, or worse). Its certainly got one of the best views so I hope it is much used.
©Jeremy Bolwell
Dist:0.3km<br/>House made from old railway carriage.
©John Brightley
Dist:0.3km<br/>Holiday home made from old railway carriage.
©John Brightley
Dist:0.3km<br/>Along the coast to the east of Aberporth, the cliffs extend for some way until you reach the beach at Tresaith, which gives over to Penbryn beach and then in turn to the cliffs in the distance here, leading towards Llangrannog.
©Richard Law
Dist:0.4km<br/>The large building here used to be a chapel I think and has now been converted, with flair, into a home or holiday accommodation. Its rare, I think, that such conversions work, as the old use doesn't always lend itself to adapting into a really liveable space. Oh my God, I'm starting to sound like a property programme.
©Jeremy Bolwell
Dist:0.4km<br/>Some permanent or semi-permanent picnic style tables and seating have been installed here, at no little cost I guess, to enable visitors to sit or sit and eat / drink in comfort. I hope they are well used.
©Jeremy Bolwell
Dist:0.4km<br/>A rugged section of rocky coastline punctuated with inlets in the cliffs gives way to the village of Aberporth.
©Jeremy Bolwell

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