Bae Ceredigion

Bay in Caernarfonshire

Wales

Bae Ceredigion

Landing on Bardsey There was a transfer to a smaller boat for the landing. The crossing was by a larger fast catamaran, similar to the one used for trips out of Crinan to Jura, Scarab etc. The boat is heading for the inlet of
Cafn Enlli where there is a slip. — Landing on Bardsey Credit: Richard Webb

Bae Ceredigion, also known as Caernarfonshire Bay, is a large bay located on the northwestern coast of Wales. It stretches from the Llŷn Peninsula in the west to the Great Orme headland in the east. With its stunning natural beauty and rich history, Bae Ceredigion is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.

The bay is characterized by its picturesque coastline, which is dotted with sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and charming seaside villages. The area is known for its diverse wildlife, including seals, dolphins, and various seabirds, making it a haven for nature lovers and birdwatchers.

Caernarfonshire Bay is also renowned for its historical significance. It is home to several notable landmarks, such as the medieval fortress of Caernarfon Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The castle, built by Edward I in the 13th century, stands as a testament to the region's rich history and serves as a popular tourist attraction.

In addition to its natural and historical attractions, Bae Ceredigion offers a range of recreational activities. Visitors can enjoy water sports such as sailing, kayaking, and windsurfing, or explore the bay's coastal paths, which offer breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

Overall, Bae Ceredigion, Caernarfonshire Bay, offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and recreational opportunities, making it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the northwestern coast of Wales.

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Landing on Bardsey There was a transfer to a smaller boat for the landing. The crossing was by a larger fast catamaran, similar to the one used for trips out of Crinan to Jura, Scarab etc. The boat is heading for the inlet of
Cafn Enlli where there is a slip.

Landing on Bardsey

There was a transfer to a smaller boat for the landing. The crossing was by a larger fast catamaran, similar to the one used for trips out of Crinan to Jura, Scarab etc. The boat is heading for the inlet of Cafn Enlli where there is a slip.

The main - and only - road on Bardsey Island

The main - and only - road on Bardsey Island

Bardsey view From the farm buildings towards the lighthouse

Bardsey view

From the farm buildings towards the lighthouse

The Old School, Bardsey Island The School House was originally the &#039;old chapel&#039; building for islanders until a more formal school was established in 1875 for the twelve students on the island at the time.

The Old School, Bardsey Island

The School House was originally the 'old chapel' building for islanders until a more formal school was established in 1875 for the twelve students on the island at the time.

Plas Bach, Ynys Enlli These buildings are now used to house the tourists who come to Bardsey Island on vacation

Plas Bach, Ynys Enlli

These buildings are now used to house the tourists who come to Bardsey Island on vacation

Mynydd Enlli ridge A patchwork of fields at the farm, the bay between the main island and Pen Dibyn is where the boat comes in, and the lighthouse is on the flat southern end of the island.

Mynydd Enlli ridge

A patchwork of fields at the farm, the bay between the main island and Pen Dibyn is where the boat comes in, and the lighthouse is on the flat southern end of the island.

Limestone boulders on Mynydd Enlli

Limestone boulders on Mynydd Enlli

Arhoswch! Stop! Warning notice to stop people accessing bird nesting sites between March and September. This is at the top of a very steep cliff on the eastern side of Mynydd Enlli.

Arhoswch! Stop!

Warning notice to stop people accessing bird nesting sites between March and September. This is at the top of a very steep cliff on the eastern side of Mynydd Enlli.

Descending the southern slope of Mynydd Enlli to Pen Cristin

Descending the southern slope of Mynydd Enlli to Pen Cristin

Gully on Pen Cristin

Gully on Pen Cristin

Basking seals at Honllwyn There is a large breeding colony of grey seals on Bardsey and are regularly seen basking on the rocks at Honllwyn. Theirs calls can be heard far and wide - even on the top of Mynydd Enlli.

Basking seals at Honllwyn

There is a large breeding colony of grey seals on Bardsey and are regularly seen basking on the rocks at Honllwyn. Theirs calls can be heard far and wide - even on the top of Mynydd Enlli.

Track to the lighthouse on Bardsey Island

Track to the lighthouse on Bardsey Island

Squills as far as the eye can see A beautiful Spring meadow near the lighthouse on Bardsey, Scilla Verna mostly, with the odd tuft of sea pink

Squills as far as the eye can see

A beautiful Spring meadow near the lighthouse on Bardsey, Scilla Verna mostly, with the odd tuft of sea pink

Carreg yr Honwy A skerry, (small rocky island) off the west coast of Bardsey Island.

Carreg yr Honwy

A skerry, (small rocky island) off the west coast of Bardsey Island.

Thrift and Squills on Pen Diban

Thrift and Squills on Pen Diban

Bardsey Island Lighthouse Built in 1821, this is the tallest square tower lighthouse in the UK. It was automated in 1987 and is now controlled from Trinity House’s Planning Centre in Harwich. It guides shipping past outcrops of sharp rocks which surround Bardsey Island.

Bardsey Island Lighthouse

Built in 1821, this is the tallest square tower lighthouse in the UK. It was automated in 1987 and is now controlled from Trinity House’s Planning Centre in Harwich. It guides shipping past outcrops of sharp rocks which surround Bardsey Island.

Bardsey Island lighthouse Built in 1821, this is the tallest square tower lighthouse in the UK. It was automated in 1987 and is now controlled from Trinity House’s Planning Centre in Harwich. It guides shipping past outcrops of sharp rocks which surround Bardsey Island.

Bardsey Island lighthouse

Built in 1821, this is the tallest square tower lighthouse in the UK. It was automated in 1987 and is now controlled from Trinity House’s Planning Centre in Harwich. It guides shipping past outcrops of sharp rocks which surround Bardsey Island.

Rocky coastline on the west side of Pen Diban

Rocky coastline on the west side of Pen Diban

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Bae Ceredigion is located at Grid Ref: SH1120 (Lat: 52.746152, Lng: -4.8014867)

Unitary Authority: Gwynedd

Police Authority: North Wales

Also known as: Cardigan Bay

What 3 Words

///renew.courts.dignify. Near Nefyn, Gwynedd

Nearby Locations

Henllwyn Gaswallt Bae Ceredigion Pen Diban Cafn Enlli Porth Hadog

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 52.746152,-4.8014867

Source: PGS

Lat/Long: 52.7451687/-4.8017767

Source: PGS

Lat/Long: 52.7459917/-4.8021002

Created By: dmgroom_coastlines

Source: PGS

Lat/Long: 52.74756/-4.798656

Pen Dirban

Place: locality

Source: npe

Lat/Long: 52.7462617/-4.8001451

Ogof Diban

Natural: cave_entrance

Lat/Long: 52.7465379/-4.8002874

Ogof Ysteffwl- Glas

Natural: cave_entrance

Lat/Long: 52.7487152/-4.8002078

Ogof Lladron

Natural: cave_entrance

Lat/Long: 52.7462772/-4.8013657

Pen Diban

Ele: 20

Natural: peak

Source: npe

Lat/Long: 52.7466209/-4.8007882

Seamark Fog Signal Category: horn

Seamark Fog Signal Group: 2

Seamark Fog Signal Period: 45

Seamark Landmark Height: 30

Seamark Light Character: Fl

Seamark Light Colour: white

Seamark Light Group: 5

Seamark Light Height: 39

Seamark Light Period: 15

Seamark Light Range: 26

Seamark Light Reference: A 5234

Seamark Light Sequence: 0.3+(1.1)+0.3+(1.1)+0.3+(1.1)+0.3+(1.1)+0.3+(9.1)

Seamark Name: Bardsey

Seamark Type: light_major

Url: https://www.trinityhouse.co.uk/lighthouses-and-lightvessels/bardsey-lighthouse

Wikidata: Q10580915

Wikipedia: en:Bardsey Lighthouse

Lat/Long: 52.7499215/-4.799751

Maen Du

Place: locality

Lat/Long: 52.7451652/-4.8015817

Aeroway: helipad

Lat/Long: 52.7499734/-4.7990038

The data included in this document is from www.openstreetmap.org. The data is made available under ODbL.

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