Traeth Llyfn beach
Traeth Llyfn is a pretty sandy and rocky beach between Porthgain and Abereiddi.
Accessible only from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Traeth Llyfn is backed by towering cliffs and reached by very steep metal stairs. Once you’ve made the hair raising descent the beach provides plenty of room for ball games and kite flying as well as rock pools to explore. Remember to download our guide to rock pooling before you go.
Swimming is popular here however it’s an exposed beach with powerful waves and rip currents. There are no lifeguards on duty so be careful. Dog are welcome on this beach.
Traeth Llyfn is a very rural beach and as such there are no facilities here, so if you take a picnic or BBQ please remember to take all your rubbish home.
To get the most out of the beach, check out the tide times to make sure you’ve plenty of sand to play on and always be aware of the incoming tide!
What's at Traeth Llyfn beach?
Access
Access to the beach is via a very steep flight of metal stairs.
Parking
Nearest parking at Abereiddi or Porthgain.
Facilities
None.
Onshore facilities
The nearest facilities are in Porthgain. There is The Sloop Inn and The Shed Bistro serving food as well as two art galleries – The Harbour Lights Gallery and Alun Davies Gallery. There are public toilets. There is a good supply of self-catering accommodation in the vicinity.
Features
- Beware Currents
- Cliffs
- Rock Pools
- Rocky
- Sandy Beach