Can't believe I haven't written a review for Mwnt yet, but here goes. It's one of the best beaches in West Wales - certainly in Ceredigion. The sand is almost elevated here, and you step down into the water. Pretty quickly, you're submerged, not like other beaches where you have to wade out for miles before you can swim. This is great, as it means you can go for a proper, good swim and still be really close to the shore and the sand, but watch out for babies and kids playing for the same reason. View from the engulfing cliffs are also spectacular. From the far side you can look out and over towards Cardigan island and on with weeks like we've been having recently, which have been super sunny, there's no better place on earth. There's even good dolphin spotting here, and they've been very active this late June. Wonderful little cove, and a hidden gem amongst many dotted around the magnificent Welsh coastline.
A few things to note, there is a steep decent down the steps to get to it, and it's unfortunately not for everyone. There are 142 steps in all to get down to the beach. Secondly, the app you might use for parking in West Wales - PayByPhone - does not work here, due to no phone signal in the car park. That's the one with the little church, Eglwys y Grog, in the background. You need to bring change, as well as money for the small shop at the summit of the steps. Just in case, like.
Nikolai Kowalski.
Oerfaren strandbesökare
Denna strand är en pittoresk juvel rakt ut ur en saga. Inbäddad mellan klippor och en kulle, skryter den om en fantastisk walesisk skönhet som kommer att ta andan ur dig. Det är en plats som lockar dig att återvända gång på gång, och det är den perfekta platsen för en familjeutflykt. Oavsett om du vill fly undan stadens liv och rörelse eller helt enkelt söker några dagar av avkoppling, är denna strand den idealiska destinationen. Och för hundälskare är det verkligen ett paradis där din pälsiga vän kan springa fritt och njuta av den stora utomhus.