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Directions by Car
Leave New Quay on the A486 towards Cross Inn, when you come to the public house at Cross Inn,
turn right and drive for about two miles you cometo cross roads. Go straight across for one mile,
you to come a junction with the The Crown PH opposite you, drive passed the Crown,100 hundred
yards pass the pub turn right down to Cwntydu (two half miles)...drive slow as this
road is very narrow in places.
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Atlantic Grey Seals can sometimes be seen with their pups in amongst the rocks from August on, these should not be approached at any time. A small cafe is open in season where you can purchase drinks, hot, cold snacks and take-a-ways. Two car parks are available one on the sea front free and another on the approach road two hundred yards before reaching the beach, this car park has public toilets. Another way to view Cwmtydu is by pleasure boat trips from New Quay, the boats make regular trips each day. |
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Cwmtydu, once a smugglers cove and nestled into the coastline 4 miles south of New Quay and part of the Ceredigion Heritage Coast. There are two ways at getting to Cwmtydu, by car or the healthy way ...walking. The beach is of stone and sand with rocks either side, you can swim in this area but only with caution. |
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Walking You can take the Heritage Coastal Path to Cwmtydu but care must be taken, some parts of this path can be a bit hairy. You can obtain a full detailed map of this pathway from the tourist information centre in New Quay. Open Easter to late September only You are strongly advised not to use the coastal footpath at present. |
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