The coastline towards Cwmtudu was once a popular smuggling beach and apparently the landfall of a stray German submarine. Nowadays, there is an excellent view of the local seal population basking on the rocks in sunshine or slithering off on a feeding trip. From late August onwards the seals give birth to their pups in the secluded caves and coves. Look up the cliff-side and past the bracken and gorse to view the seabirds at eyelevel circling around in the thermal heat rising over the bay. |
morable sunsets from isolated lookouts or a brilliant sunset over the horizon from the cliff top make this area a paradise. Look out from Schooner Park and see the expanse of Cardigan Bay from Aberaeron and Aberystwyth to Abersoch. Listen to the waves pounding the shore and relax… you are at home. |
