What is the water and sand quality of the Traeth Llyfn?

The coastline of Traeth Llyfn is covered with golden sand. It's relatively clean, the surface has a mixed fraction. Turquoise and clear water sparkles in the sun. The entrance to the water is sandy, which makes it very comfortable.

What are the key activities at Traeth Llyfn?

For the main activity - sunbathing, there are no sun loungers on the Traeth Llyfn, so you need to take personal items with you and there is no natural shade, so be careful on a hot day.

Is the Traeth Llyfn good for swimming?

The entrance to the water is very smooth, the bottom is comfortable. The prevalence of sharks in the area is low.Traeth Llyfn is fully protected from waves. The tides are high, so sometimes you have to cross several meters to get to the water.

Is the Traeth Llyfn good for families?

Family travelers should consider the following features of the beach. This is the natural virgin beach with minimal amenities. It's covered with sand and the entrance to the water is very smooth.

Is the Traeth Llyfn secluded and good for relaxing?

The beach is located in a natural area. During the high season, the occupancy of the beach is moderate, which is very good for lovers of a relaxing holiday.The following features add extra points:<ul><li>Picturesque views of the sea and the surrounding nature </li><li>Mountains/hills in the vicinity</li></ul>

What are the key audiences of Traeth Llyfn?

Traeth Llyfn can be a good place for the following groups of travelers:<ul><li>Hiking adventurers</li></ul>

Is there any food or beverages in the area of Traeth Llyfn?

There is no restaurant or bar directly on Traeth Llyfn.There are 4 restaurants nearby.The Shed Bistro is the closest place located 1400 meters from the beach.

What is the closest accommodation to the Traeth Llyfn?

There are 62 places to stay in the Traeth Llyfn area.Some of the best hotels in the area of Traeth Llyfn include:<ul><li><a href="/booking?object=hotel&object_id=2155796&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2" target="_blank">Ty Llwyd</a></li><li><a href="/booking?object=hotel&object_id=2049437&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2" target="_blank">The Waterings</a></li><li><a href="/booking?object=hotel&object_id=680001&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2" target="_blank">St. Davids Cross Hotel</a></li></ul>The most popular other types of accommodations nearby:<ul><li><a href="/booking?object=hotel&object_id=2049325&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2" target="_blank">Crug Glas Country House</a></li><li><a href="/booking?object=hotel&object_id=2147360&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2" target="_blank">The Nogg Cottages</a></li><li><a href="/booking?object=hotel&object_id=1830796&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2" target="_blank">Cysgod y Ffynnon</a></li></ul>

How far is the Traeth Llyfn from parking?

The Traeth Llyfn has no parking spot and you have to overcome a long descent.

Are there any attractions nearby Traeth Llyfn?

There are 4 attractions near Traeth Llyfn that are popular with travelers. The nearest are National Trust - Abereiddi to Abermawr located in 0.8 km. <a href="#attractions-section">See the attractions section for details.</a>

What is the best time of the year to visit Traeth Llyfn?

The month with the highest temperature in Traeth Llyfn is July. Its average value reaches 19°C. The warmest sea is in August, the average value is 17°C. The coldest month is January with air temperature 8°C and water 10°C. <a href="#weather-section">See more details in weather section.</a>

Is the beach good for sunbathing?

Traeth Llyfn (Pembrokeshire) is not fully equipped for sunbathing. However, if you are not picky and are willing to spread out on a towel, you can sunbathe here as well. The natural shade will allow you to hide from the scorching sun in the peak of its activity. Well, the photos of our visitors will be the best proof of that, all the available photos of the beach are above.Traeth Llyfn (Pembrokeshire) is a place for true nature lovers, but if you like sunbathing on the beach, then this location is not the best option. There are no sunbeds and umbrellas, and even there is no natural shade to hide you from the scorching sun. From positives, the presence of sand, on which you can sit comfortably. But do not forget sunscreen for this place, such a recommendation is relevant. Photos of the beach you can see above. All photos are taken by our visitors personally.

Photo of Traeth Llyfn with bright sand surface

Photo of Traeth Llyfn with turquoise pure water surface

Photo of Traeth Llyfn with partly clean level of cleanliness

Photo of Traeth Llyfn located in natural area

Traeth Llyfn

Porthgain, United Kingdom

7.4

#27 out of 119 in Wales 3

Free entrance Virgin beach Picturesque Bright sand Sand bottom Fully waves protected

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Located outside the settlement

Abereiddy • 0.9 km

Map of beach

Hiking Area Carn Llidi

7.3km

National Park St David's Head - National Trust

8.7km

Park Porthmynawyd beach

9.2km

Hiking Area Pembrokeshire Coast Path

9.3km

Restaurant The Shed Bistro

9.4 - Excellent 1.3km

Restaurant Sloop Inn

9.2 - Excellent 1.4km

Restaurant Coastal Pizza

10 - Exceptional 1.5km

Restaurant Caffi Y Ragna

9.6 - Exceptional 3.5km

Restaurant The Ship Inn

8.2 - Very good 3.5km

Restaurant Square & Compass Inn

9.4 - Excellent 4.5km

Restaurant Grub Kitchen

9.8 - Exceptional 6.2km

Cafe Bagels and brews

7.3km

Cafe Pilgrims Cafe

8.8 - Excellent 7.9km

Store Solva Woollen Mill

5.9km

Ice Cream Shop Pointz Castle Ice Cream

9.8 - Exceptional 8.6km

Tourist Attraction National Trust - Abereiddi to Abermawr

9.6 - Exceptional 620m

Tourist Attraction Celtic Quest Coasteering

9.8 - Exceptional 670m

Tourist Attraction Blue Lagoon

9.4 - Excellent 720m

Tourist Attraction Abereiddi Tower

9 - Excellent 860m

Tourist Attraction St. Davids Escape Room

10 - Exceptional 3.4km

Tourist Attraction Dowrog Common

6 - Pleasant 5.8km

Tourist Attraction Treleddyd Fawr Cottage

6.2km

Tourist Attraction Dr Beynon's Bug Farm

6.2km

Tourist Attraction The National Trust

10 - Exceptional 7.3km

Historical Landmark Carreg Samson

4.8km

Historical Landmark Llys yr Esgob, Tyddewi / St Davids Bishop's Palace

8.1km

Historical Landmark St Non's Chapel and Well

8.9km

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Traeth Llyfn is located on the St. George channel (part of North Atlantic Ocean) and it is in the 8th place out of 26 beaches in the Pembrokeshire region The beach is located in a natural place with very picturesque views, surrounded by the cliffs.

Weather

history

+18 ^o C +12 ^o C

Air temperature

5.9 M/S

Wind

+17 ^o C

Water temperature

0.5 M

Wave height

Located outside the settlement

Abereiddy • 0.9 km

Map of beach

Hiking Area Carn Llidi

7.3km

National Park St David's Head - National Trust

8.7km

Park Porthmynawyd beach

9.2km

Hiking Area Pembrokeshire Coast Path

9.3km

Restaurant The Shed Bistro

9.4 - Excellent 1.3km

Restaurant Sloop Inn

9.2 - Excellent 1.4km

Restaurant Coastal Pizza

10 - Exceptional 1.5km

Restaurant Caffi Y Ragna

9.6 - Exceptional 3.5km

Restaurant The Ship Inn

8.2 - Very good 3.5km

Restaurant Square & Compass Inn

9.4 - Excellent 4.5km

Restaurant Grub Kitchen

9.8 - Exceptional 6.2km

Cafe Bagels and brews

7.3km

Cafe Pilgrims Cafe

8.8 - Excellent 7.9km

Store Solva Woollen Mill

5.9km

Ice Cream Shop Pointz Castle Ice Cream

9.8 - Exceptional 8.6km

Tourist Attraction National Trust - Abereiddi to Abermawr

9.6 - Exceptional 620m

Tourist Attraction Celtic Quest Coasteering

9.8 - Exceptional 670m

Tourist Attraction Blue Lagoon

9.4 - Excellent 720m

Tourist Attraction Abereiddi Tower

9 - Excellent 860m

Tourist Attraction St. Davids Escape Room

10 - Exceptional 3.4km

Tourist Attraction Dowrog Common

6 - Pleasant 5.8km

Tourist Attraction Treleddyd Fawr Cottage

6.2km

Tourist Attraction Dr Beynon's Bug Farm

6.2km

Tourist Attraction The National Trust

10 - Exceptional 7.3km

Historical Landmark Carreg Samson

4.8km

Historical Landmark Llys yr Esgob, Tyddewi / St Davids Bishop's Palace

8.1km

Historical Landmark St Non's Chapel and Well

8.9km

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Located at nearest locality

Abereiddy • 5.7km from center

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7.2km from the beach

Cysgod y Ffynnon

Entire House

Located at nearest locality

Abereiddy • 6.3km from center

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7.5km from the beach

8.7 Excellent

The Cambrian Inn

Inn

Located at nearest locality

Abereiddy • 6.7km from center

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Caleb's Cottage - 4 Bedroom Cottage - Solva

7.7km from the beach

9.2 Excellent

Caleb's Cottage - 4 Bedroom Cottage - Solva

Entire House

Solva • 6.9km from center

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8.1km from the beach

9.2 Excellent

The Waterings

Guesthouse/Bed And Breakfast

Located at nearest locality

Abereiddy • 7.1km from center

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8.2km from the beach

8.2 Very good

The Cathedral Villas

Guesthouse/Bed And Breakfast

St Davids • 7.3km from center

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8.2km from the beach

8.9 Excellent

St. Davids Cross Hotel

Hotel

Located at nearest locality

Abereiddy • 7.3km from center

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8.9km from the beach

1 Bad

Newgale Lodge

Guesthouse/Bed And Breakfast

Located at nearest locality

Abereiddy • 8.6km from center

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Area

Average rating of nearest beaches is 6.8 (Good)

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Nearest Beaches

870m 11 min walk

Abereiddy beach

7 Good

9.1km

Whitesands Bay Whitesands Beach

7 Good

11.3km

Newgale beach

6 Pleasant

Popular beach 19.1km

Broadhaven Beach Broadhaven beach

7.2 Good

19.8km

Littlehaven Beach

7.3 Good

21.7km

Pwllgwaelod beach

7.1 Good

23.5km

Aberfforest beach

6.1 Pleasant

24.7km

Marloes Sands

6.6 Good

Localities

Nearest

Abereiddy • 980m

Transport

Airport

HAW • 20.4km

Bus Station

Llanrhian Cross • 1.8km

Train Station

Clarbeston Road • 24km

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7.4 Good

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7.4 Good

Larissa Blakeley

Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

10 Exceptional

The beach was absolutely stunning and I had it mostly to myself all day. I was lucky enough to spot a seal pup that seemed to be stranded until the tide came in, so I waited for about five hours to ensure its safety. Eventually, it made its way back into the sea and even gave me a little wave goodbye as it swam off. The golden sand added to the beauty of the beach.

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Rick Petite

Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

10 Exceptional

We were blown away by this beach! After visiting Tenby and Little Haven, this was our third beach and it did not disappoint. The walk around the headlands leading to the beach was magnificent. And the golden sand was just the cherry on top.

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Zoran Milic.

Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

10 Exceptional

The beach is definitely worth the 20-minute walk from Porthgain, although the descent via the stairs can be quite steep. The location is simply gorgeous, with breathtaking headlands that will leave you in awe.

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Ziara Stone

Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

10 Exceptional

This beach is simply stunning, with its pristine sands and crystal clear waters. However, be warned that sometimes you may come across some rather lazy seals lounging around. It's best to give them their space and admire them from afar. And if you want to access the beach, be prepared to use the stairs – it's the only way down. But trust me, the views are well worth the effort!

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Nathan Nal.

Novice Beachgoer • 1 year ago

10 Exceptional

Discover a secluded and enchanting beach that's well worth the journey. Serene and enveloped by stunning cliffs, this hidden gem is a perfect spot for families seeking a peaceful escape. While there may be a bit of a trek down some steel steps, the tranquility and natural beauty of this beach make it a must-visit destination.