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Aber Mochyn

Bay in Pembrokeshire

Wales

Aber Mochyn

Entrance to the bay Choppy waters at the entrance to the narrow sheltered bay of Abercastle. See <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2018024" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2018024">Link</a> for a comparative view (2010) at a lower tide level.
Entrance to the bay Credit: E Gammie

Aber Mochyn is a bay located in the scenic county of Pembrokeshire, Wales. Situated on the western coast of the country, this small bay offers visitors a tranquil and picturesque setting to enjoy the natural beauty of the area.

The bay is characterized by its sandy beach, which stretches for approximately half a mile at low tide. With its clear waters and gentle waves, it is a popular spot for swimming and paddling, particularly during the summer months when the weather is warmer. The beach is also a favorite among families, as it provides ample space for children to play and build sandcastles.

Aber Mochyn is also known for its diverse wildlife. The bay is home to a variety of bird species, such as gulls, cormorants, and oystercatchers, making it a great location for birdwatching. Seals can often be spotted lounging on the rocks at the edge of the bay, adding to the area's natural charm.

The surrounding area of Aber Mochyn offers opportunities for exploration and outdoor activities. Visitors can take leisurely walks along the coastal path, which provides stunning views of the bay and the rugged coastline. There are also several nearby attractions, including the historic town of Fishguard and the famous Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, which is renowned for its stunning cliffs and coastal scenery.

Overall, Aber Mochyn Bay is a peaceful and idyllic destination, perfect for those seeking a relaxing beach experience and a chance to connect with nature.

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Aber Mochyn Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.964625/-5.1039911 or Grid Reference SM8634. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Entrance to the bay Choppy waters at the entrance to the narrow sheltered bay of Abercastle. See <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2018024" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2018024">Link</a> for a comparative view (2010) at a lower tide level.
Entrance to the bay
Choppy waters at the entrance to the narrow sheltered bay of Abercastle. See Link for a comparative view (2010) at a lower tide level.
Aber Castle Boats moored in the narrow bay of Aber Castle with Ynys y Castell on the right, at the mouth of the bay.
Aber Castle
Boats moored in the narrow bay of Aber Castle with Ynys y Castell on the right, at the mouth of the bay.
Cottages by the bay Cottages on the north side of the head of the bay at Abercastle.
Cottages by the bay
Cottages on the north side of the head of the bay at Abercastle.
Boats in the bay Boats moored in Aber Castle with Ynys y Castell to the left, viewed from the Pembrokeshire Coast path.
Boats in the bay
Boats moored in Aber Castle with Ynys y Castell to the left, viewed from the Pembrokeshire Coast path.
Pebble Beach, Aberbach, 1989 View from Carreg Golchfa of the pebble bank at Aberbach on a hot and sunny day in 1989.
Pebble Beach, Aberbach, 1989
View from Carreg Golchfa of the pebble bank at Aberbach on a hot and sunny day in 1989.
Aber Bach
Aber Bach
Abercastle
Abercastle
Ynys y Castell A small tidal island guarding the entrance to Abercastle harbour.
Ynys y Castell
A small tidal island guarding the entrance to Abercastle harbour.
Narrow road to Felin Dwarch Beyond the entrance to Morfa Farm, is the narrow single track road with high hedge banks heading for Felin Dwarch and Duffryn Dwarch, which is unsuitable for long vehicles.
Narrow road to Felin Dwarch
Beyond the entrance to Morfa Farm, is the narrow single track road with high hedge banks heading for Felin Dwarch and Duffryn Dwarch, which is unsuitable for long vehicles.
Footpath junction near Abermawr A footpath junction near Abermawr. The way to the right is the official Pembrokeshire Coast Path heading for Penmorfa. The way to the left was part of a road from Tregwynt and Abermawr to Abercastle, but is now a narrow path.
Footpath junction near Abermawr
A footpath junction near Abermawr. The way to the right is the official Pembrokeshire Coast Path heading for Penmorfa. The way to the left was part of a road from Tregwynt and Abermawr to Abercastle, but is now a narrow path.
Penmorfa View of the cliffs on the south side of Trwyn Llwynog below the Pembrokeshire Coast Path near Porth Glastwr. Garn Fawr and Garn Fechan can be seen in the distance.
Penmorfa
View of the cliffs on the south side of Trwyn Llwynog below the Pembrokeshire Coast Path near Porth Glastwr. Garn Fawr and Garn Fechan can be seen in the distance.
Abercastle The sound between Ynys y Castell and the mainland, looking to Pwllcrochan. At low tide it is linked by a causeway.
Abercastle
The sound between Ynys y Castell and the mainland, looking to Pwllcrochan. At low tide it is linked by a causeway.
Harbour cottage What an amazing place to live
Harbour cottage
What an amazing place to live
Coast Path to Abercastle Heading in an easterly direction
Coast Path to Abercastle
Heading in an easterly direction
Path out of Abercastle Heading for Pwllcochran
Path out of Abercastle
Heading for Pwllcochran
Grain Store Ruin overlooking the Harbour Cargoes out of Abercastle included grain, limestone, butter, honey, corn, and coal. All that now remains of Abercastle's industrial past are limekiln remnants and the ruined grain store seen here above the cottage
Grain Store Ruin overlooking the Harbour
Cargoes out of Abercastle included grain, limestone, butter, honey, corn, and coal. All that now remains of Abercastle's industrial past are limekiln remnants and the ruined grain store seen here above the cottage
Aber Bach A steep pebble beach and a calm blue sea. I guess it's not always like this!
Aber Bach
A steep pebble beach and a calm blue sea. I guess it's not always like this!
Aber Mawr Looking over the pebble beach of Aber Mawr and the valley behind.
Aber Mawr
Looking over the pebble beach of Aber Mawr and the valley behind.
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Aber Mochyn is located at Grid Ref: SM8634 (Lat: 51.964625, Lng: -5.1039911)

Unitary Authority: Pembrokeshire

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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