Tresaith Waterfall - Cardigan

Pete D.

Parking is before you reach the bottom and the beach, £3 on our visit.
A steep walk down and steeper still on the way back lol, but worth the visit as it boasts a beautiful beach and waterfall but be careful as slate cliffs prone to rock falls !
The main beach is safe with life guards and station, cafes and beer to be had hear too although I would recommend the local Ice cream (very nice).

Sonia P.

Beautiful beach!! Sea was clean bar a bit of seaweed & a few jellies but that's nature! The waterfall... Spectacular!! Lovely pub at top of hill, clean loos and sand shower, nice little shop and donuts!!

jack N.

Beautiful beach, waterfall is amazing as well, there's some caves as well around the corner where the waterfall is as well.

Life guards were on duty while we visited so that was reassuring.

There's a cafe and shop there as well both seemed very reasonably priced. The food was very nice for what you'd expect in a fairly remote location. I had chicken burger and chips, both were splendid, definitely will be returning

GabrielaSVK

Tresaith Waterfall is an absolutely beautiful spot, especially if you catch it during high tide—it adds even more magic to the scenery.
Parking costs £3, which you leave in a rusty little box near the lot. It's a bit old-school but kind of adds to the charm of the place. There's also a beach bar right on the shore where you can grab a drink or snack while enjoying the view.
Highly recommend visiting if you're in the area—just don't forget some coins for parking 😉

Terry J.

Wonderful beach and coves when tides go out. Beach shop only open weekends in April!.
Walk up the hill was nice with numerous benches on the way if required. Views were amazing definitely revisit.

Alexander W.

Very nice waterfall and beach. Parking was however a nightmare and we made the mistake of parking along the road with everyone else. Never got to try the pub/restaurant as a £70 fine somewhat took the shine off. I think the wardens wait until he pub to batch ticket.

CHRIS G.

We explored the waterfall and the beaches on either side. It was a beautiful place to visit and we enjoyed a quick picnic and swim.

Elizabeth A.

Surpassed expectations. £2 for the car park up the hill but with well maintained steps down to the beautiful beach, which at this time of year is so quiet and peaceful. Just stop and listen to the birds and the lap of the waves.
Once on the beach turn to the right and walk towards the end of the cove and you find the waterfall dropping onto the beach.
Area is surrounded by majestic cliffs. Lovely character properties and just near the beach is a pub serving food and drinks inside and out. Dog friendly and lovely friendly staff.
If you are in luck and the tide is low you can walk past the waterfall and over the rocks to a secluded little cove with pristine sand and the feeling that you could be somewhere exotic.
Thoroughly enjoyed our few hours on our own beach and our dog thought she was in heaven.
Please bear in mind the possibility of seals and seal pups being around. We were very mindful of the warning posters and kept our dog on her lead.