Ceibwr Bay Walk
This walk explores the beautiful Ceibwr Bay on the Pembrokeshire Coast near Cardigan.
This beautiful area includes some wonderful cliffs and views of the Nant Ceibwr valley. You can explore the splendid cliff tops paths on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path before heading inland to enjoy views of the river as it enters the sea.
The area is great for wildlife spotting with coastal birds such as fulmar, shag, cormorant and chough to see on the cliffs. You may also see bottlenose dolphins and Atlantic grey seals in the waters below.
The walk can be started at the small roadside parking area on the western side of the bay, just north of the village of Moylgrove.
To extend your walk follow the coast path north to visit Cemaes Head or south to the beautiful beaches at Newport.
Postcode
SA43 3BU - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsCeibwr Bay Ordnance Survey Map 
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Ceibwr Bay Open Street Map 
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Ceibwr Bay Open Street Map 
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Further Information and Other Local Ideas
From the car park it is a short walk west to Pwll Y Wrach - the Witches' Cauldron. The circular walk visits a wonderful collapsed sea cave with bubbling waters and fabulous views.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Ceibwr Bay in autumn
Stile near Pen-castell, above Ceibwr Bay. The Pembrokeshire coast can be seen in the background down to Strumble Head near Fishguard.
View over the Nant Ceibwr valley
Looking upstream from Ceiwbr Bay. Heading north from the bay the coastal path crosses the stream by this bridge made of stone slabs and continues up the hillside to the left.
Moylgrove. This pretty village is in a steep valley just 1.5 km inland from Ceibwr Bay.
Cliffs north of the bay
Pembroke Coastal Footpath above the bay. A nice view of the surrounding countryside in summer.
An example of the Rock formations you can see at this geologically fascinating site.