Tresaith Beach

Tresaith Beach

5 minutes by car
30–40 minutes on the Ceredigion Coast Path

The village of Tresaith sits above the beach and takes its name from the River Saith, which flows over the cliffs in a dramatic waterfall directly onto the sand — one of Tresaith’s most iconic and memorable features.

Things to Do

• Water activities including swimming, paddleboarding, surfing, sailing, and windsurfing in the sheltered bay

• Sailing is especially popular, with a long-established sailing club and slipway

• Waterfall & rock pooling at low tide, with rockpools to explore at both ends of the beach

• Coastal walking along the Ceredigion Coast Path to Aberporth, Penbryn, and beyond, with beautiful foreshore walks at low tide

• Wildlife spotting, with seals and dolphins frequently seen along this stretch of coast

• Family beach days perfect for sandcastle building, paddling, beach games, and relaxed time on the sand

Good to Know

• Blue Flag & Seaside Award status, reflecting excellent water quality, cleanliness, and safety standards

• Seasonal RNLI lifeguard cover during the summer months

• Facilities nearby including a shop, café, public toilets, and the clifftop Ship Inn — ideal for food, drinks, and sea views

• Wildlife-rich coastline, forming part of the Cardigan Bay Special Area of Conservation

• Dog-friendly beach, with some seasonal restrictions between May and September

• Parking & access with limited free parking close by, additional village spaces, and a short walk with steps down to the beach

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