New Quay to Aberporth – on the Wales Coast Path

Coastal walking at its best! A magnificent but tough day along windswept cliffs towering over secluded beaches and jagged stacks

Outline

Distance: 13 miles / 21 kilometres

Start: Tourist Information Centre, New Quay – SN 389 601

Finish: Dolphin sculpture, Aberporth – SN 258 515

Maps: Ordnance Survey Explorer 198 Cardigan and New Quay, Landranger 145 Cardigan and Mynydd Preseli

Services: The small resort of New Quay has a range of places to stay and eat, as well as shops, public toilets and cash machine. (New Quay Tourist Information Centre, Church Street | 01545 560865 | newquaytic@ceredigion.gov.uk | summer only). En route, there is a seasonal cafe, public toilets and B&B accommodation at Cwmtydu; pubs, cafes, B&Bs and small shop at Llangrannog; caf. and public toilets at Penbryn; and a pub, B&Bs and public toilets at Tresaith. Aberporth has a slightly wider range of accommodation and places to eat as well as campsites, but little in the way of shops

Where to stay: Aberporth accommodation includes:

Ty Y Mor Aberporth

Y Geraint Beach Apartment Aberporth

Gwalia stores

Rooms at The Highcliffe

Ship Inn

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