Local Cafes and Restaurants
An industrial vintage themed lounge, with nautical overtones is perfectly located on the seafront of Porthcawl. Regardless of the weather, it’s the perfect spot to relax and sip a coffee, or to enjoy a small, tasty bite for lunch or to even treat yourself to a bespoke cocktail whilst watching the sunset.
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Cosy Corner Lounge
33 EsplanadeAn industrial vintage themed lounge, with nautical overtones is perfectly located on the seafront of Porthcawl. Regardless of the weather, it’s the perfect spot to relax and sip a coffee, or to enjoy a small, tasty bite for lunch or to even treat yourself to a bespoke cocktail whilst watching the sunset.
The best place to come for breakfast as they serve great food and are a short walk from The Sandpiper’s Pearl. You can also sit on the second-floor sheltered terrace and admire the stunning views of the Welsh coastline. They serve breakfast, sandwiches, pannins, jacket potatoes and main meals. Please note, they don’t provide takeaway food and don’t allow dogs inside or on the terrace.
Rest Bay Café Bar
Lock's Common RoadThe best place to come for breakfast as they serve great food and are a short walk from The Sandpiper’s Pearl. You can also sit on the second-floor sheltered terrace and admire the stunning views of the Welsh coastline. They serve breakfast, sandwiches, pannins, jacket potatoes and main meals. Please note, they don’t provide takeaway food and don’t allow dogs inside or on the terrace.
The Cadwaladers Ice Cream story began in 1927. The Cadwalader family lived in Criccieth in Gwynedd, North Wales. There they made and sold their closely guarded secret recipe, vanilla ice cream, from the window of their Criccieth general store. Cadwaladers Vanilla Ice Cream has a unique taste and it enticed customers from miles around. Discover delicious bespoke coffee and tea blends, famous Cadwaladers Vanilla ice cream, freshly cooked pizzas and more! They are dog friendly, and even make ice cream for the dogs! They also have vegan ice cream.
Cadwaladers
32 EsplanadeThe Cadwaladers Ice Cream story began in 1927. The Cadwalader family lived in Criccieth in Gwynedd, North Wales. There they made and sold their closely guarded secret recipe, vanilla ice cream, from the window of their Criccieth general store. Cadwaladers Vanilla Ice Cream has a unique taste and it enticed customers from miles around. Discover delicious bespoke coffee and tea blends, famous Cadwaladers Vanilla ice cream, freshly cooked pizzas and more! They are dog friendly, and even make ice cream for the dogs! They also have vegan ice cream.
This is a lovely glass café right on the sea front. It is only small and serves teas, coffees, and cakes. It is a lovely place for a cuppa while admiring the sea and very sheltered from the wind.
Piccolo Bar
21 EsplanadeThis is a lovely glass café right on the sea front. It is only small and serves teas, coffees, and cakes. It is a lovely place for a cuppa while admiring the sea and very sheltered from the wind.
The Jaipur provides traditional Indian cuisine along with some contemporary dishes. If you're looking for a great night out with delicious Indian Cuisine served in a friendly atmosphere, then the Jaipur is the perfect venue for you. Why not spoil yourself at the Best Indian Restaurant in Porthcawl.
This is also the childhood home of one of the owners, Robert Tedaldi grew up when this property was known as the Station Café and run by his mum and dad. The building is still owned by the Tedaldi family today.
Jaipur
34 EsplanadeThe Jaipur provides traditional Indian cuisine along with some contemporary dishes. If you're looking for a great night out with delicious Indian Cuisine served in a friendly atmosphere, then the Jaipur is the perfect venue for you. Why not spoil yourself at the Best Indian Restaurant in Porthcawl.
This is also the childhood home of one of the owners, Robert Tedaldi grew up when this property was known as the Station Café and run by his mum and dad. The building is still owned by the Tedaldi family today.
Cantonese Take Away
26 New RoadHighly recommended Cantonese takeaway
Rogers Chinese Takeaway
18 New RoadHighly recommended Chinese takeaway
A popular breakfast, lunch time and evening restaurant situated by the sea front. With outdoor seating it’s a pleasant place to sit and admire the view while enjoying a meal. This place has good quality traditional pub food with some vegetarian options. It is also a popular place to go for a drink in the evening. It is nicely decorated with a great atmosphere.
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The Waterfront
27 EsplanadeA popular breakfast, lunch time and evening restaurant situated by the sea front. With outdoor seating it’s a pleasant place to sit and admire the view while enjoying a meal. This place has good quality traditional pub food with some vegetarian options. It is also a popular place to go for a drink in the evening. It is nicely decorated with a great atmosphere.
Nestled at the heart of Nottage village, The Rose and Crown is housed within a beautiful, traditional stone-built inn which is perfect for a cosy meal by the fire, or a glass of wine in the sun. The perfect pub for all-season you can enjoy a pint of Brains in the large, enclosed beer garden in the summer, or savour a delicious traditional roast by the fire in wintertime. The menu similarly is bursting with flavour, and we’re proud to use Welsh suppliers wherever possible, allowing us to focus on serving inspired pub food. So, whether you prefer an intimate meal for two, or a lively night out with friends, the Rose and Crown has it covered.
This is also the beautiful location of the wedding reception of the owners Robert and Farah.
Rose & Crown
Heol-Y-CapelNestled at the heart of Nottage village, The Rose and Crown is housed within a beautiful, traditional stone-built inn which is perfect for a cosy meal by the fire, or a glass of wine in the sun. The perfect pub for all-season you can enjoy a pint of Brains in the large, enclosed beer garden in the summer, or savour a delicious traditional roast by the fire in wintertime. The menu similarly is bursting with flavour, and we’re proud to use Welsh suppliers wherever possible, allowing us to focus on serving inspired pub food. So, whether you prefer an intimate meal for two, or a lively night out with friends, the Rose and Crown has it covered.
This is also the beautiful location of the wedding reception of the owners Robert and Farah.
Porthcawl's oldest pub. Nautical feel to both bars and the bar features plenty of information on the pub's history. the pub faces the green and 12th Century St John the Baptist church. The once lounge bar has now been turned into a mostly eating area. Veggie and vegan options available. Quiz nights on Wednesdays at 9pm hours where the money is raised for local charities. It is dog friendly in the bar area and has a real fire. It is also one of Porthcawl’s most haunted pubs!
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Jolly Sailor Inn
1 Church StPorthcawl's oldest pub. Nautical feel to both bars and the bar features plenty of information on the pub's history. the pub faces the green and 12th Century St John the Baptist church. The once lounge bar has now been turned into a mostly eating area. Veggie and vegan options available. Quiz nights on Wednesdays at 9pm hours where the money is raised for local charities. It is dog friendly in the bar area and has a real fire. It is also one of Porthcawl’s most haunted pubs!
The cozy atmosphere of this spot allows customers to relax after a hard-working day. The staff is said to be efficient here. Service at this restaurant is something one can name fabulous. Prices here are reported to be attractive. The divine decor is suitable for the interior of Saltwater Inn. Reportedly excellent for vegan and vegetarian options.
Salt Water Inn
The SquareThe cozy atmosphere of this spot allows customers to relax after a hard-working day. The staff is said to be efficient here. Service at this restaurant is something one can name fabulous. Prices here are reported to be attractive. The divine decor is suitable for the interior of Saltwater Inn. Reportedly excellent for vegan and vegetarian options.
Family and dog friendly pub in the quaint village of Nottage, serving home cooked food with a variety of cask ales. You can listen to live music in the evening, usually on a Friday, open 8 till late! Guests can enjoy the pretty atmosphere, great service, and lovely decor. They are also particularly good for serving vegetarian food.
Farmers Arms
Family and dog friendly pub in the quaint village of Nottage, serving home cooked food with a variety of cask ales. You can listen to live music in the evening, usually on a Friday, open 8 till late! Guests can enjoy the pretty atmosphere, great service, and lovely decor. They are also particularly good for serving vegetarian food.
The inn dates to the 15th century and boasts quirky, characterful rooms. The snug is dog friendly! They source their produce locally wherever possible. The pub is a family-run business, and the current landlord David Stone is the 12th landlord of this historical free house since 1816. The food is homemade and freshly prepared on the premises with a good selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes. They are famed for various traditional Welsh dishes. Pizzas and fish & chips are available to take away. They stock a good selection of real ales, ciders, spirits, wines, and soft drinks. Its reachable on foot when walking towards Kenfig Nature Reserve from The Sandpiper’s Pearl.
Prince Of Wales Inn
M4The inn dates to the 15th century and boasts quirky, characterful rooms. The snug is dog friendly! They source their produce locally wherever possible. The pub is a family-run business, and the current landlord David Stone is the 12th landlord of this historical free house since 1816. The food is homemade and freshly prepared on the premises with a good selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes. They are famed for various traditional Welsh dishes. Pizzas and fish & chips are available to take away. They stock a good selection of real ales, ciders, spirits, wines, and soft drinks. Its reachable on foot when walking towards Kenfig Nature Reserve from The Sandpiper’s Pearl.
It doesn’t look that much from the outside, but it serves great fish and chips and various delicious vegan pies! Definitely the place for a great takeaway.
BoatHouse Fish Bar
35-36 EsplanadeIt doesn’t look that much from the outside, but it serves great fish and chips and various delicious vegan pies! Definitely the place for a great takeaway.
It’s all about good food! Serving Delicious Fish & Chips Since the 1930's. That’s all you need to know about this place. In our opinion, it’s the best fish and chips in Porthcawl.
Beale's Park Fish Restaurant
2-3 Eastern PromenadeIt’s all about good food! Serving Delicious Fish & Chips Since the 1930's. That’s all you need to know about this place. In our opinion, it’s the best fish and chips in Porthcawl.
Isabella’s is a brasserie styled restaurant. We have a great choice of fresh fish, shellfish, and good quality meat, all shown in our chilled display. We are also known for our great Mediterranean atmosphere. Highly recommended as a great place to go for seafood.
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Isabella's
9 Well StIsabella’s is a brasserie styled restaurant. We have a great choice of fresh fish, shellfish, and good quality meat, all shown in our chilled display. We are also known for our great Mediterranean atmosphere. Highly recommended as a great place to go for seafood.
The Harbour Bar & Kitchen is popular in the evening as it has a bar area serving various drinks and cocktails. They offer a more deluxe dining experience with seasonal menus. From the outdoor seating areas you will have great views of the Porthcawl Lighthouse and on a clear day you can see the town of Ogmore across the bay.
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Harbour Bar & Kitchen
Eastern PromenadeThe Harbour Bar & Kitchen is popular in the evening as it has a bar area serving various drinks and cocktails. They offer a more deluxe dining experience with seasonal menus. From the outdoor seating areas you will have great views of the Porthcawl Lighthouse and on a clear day you can see the town of Ogmore across the bay.
Double Zero serve traditional high quality Italian pizza, delicious garlic bread, anti-pasti, salads and lasagne. They also have a full range of drinks and freshly made cocktails. From the outdoor seating areas you will have great views of the Porthcawl Lighthouse and on a clear day you can see the town of Ogmore across the bay.
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Double Zero Pizza
Eastern PromenadeDouble Zero serve traditional high quality Italian pizza, delicious garlic bread, anti-pasti, salads and lasagne. They also have a full range of drinks and freshly made cocktails. From the outdoor seating areas you will have great views of the Porthcawl Lighthouse and on a clear day you can see the town of Ogmore across the bay.
Sightseeing
Infamous for the huge waves photographed crashing against it. Porthcawl Lighthouse is a hexagonal cast-iron tower at the south-east end of the breakwater. Built in 1866, it was the last coal and gas-powered lighthouse in the UK. It is well worth a walk along the pier to look at views of the sea, Porthcawl and Ogmore across the water. Its also a popular spot for fishing and crab fishing.
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porthcawl harbour
Infamous for the huge waves photographed crashing against it. Porthcawl Lighthouse is a hexagonal cast-iron tower at the south-east end of the breakwater. Built in 1866, it was the last coal and gas-powered lighthouse in the UK. It is well worth a walk along the pier to look at views of the sea, Porthcawl and Ogmore across the water. Its also a popular spot for fishing and crab fishing.
Sker House is a historic building in Wales and can be seen from the Northern windows in the apartment. Originally built as a monastic grange of the Cistercian order over 900 years ago. The house was made famous as the basis of R. D. Blackmore's book The Maid of Sker. The original house had a single storey but in the late sixteenth century, under the ownership of Jenkin Turberville, substantial rebuilding took place, probably retaining the layout of the original building. The house now became a gaunt grey three-storey building with attics. The east wing had two large, symmetrically arranged turrets, where the main doors were and through which all the storeys could be accessed. The west wing had several more randomly placed turrets and towers, one of which housed a staircase to all floors. It is a Grade I listed building, and Cadw describes it as "one of the major Elizabethan houses of South Wales". It’s the subject of many ghost stories around Porthcawl, look at our Hauntings section to read more about it. It is easy to walk to see along the coastal path right of The Rest towards Kenfig National Park.
Sker House
Sker House is a historic building in Wales and can be seen from the Northern windows in the apartment. Originally built as a monastic grange of the Cistercian order over 900 years ago. The house was made famous as the basis of R. D. Blackmore's book The Maid of Sker. The original house had a single storey but in the late sixteenth century, under the ownership of Jenkin Turberville, substantial rebuilding took place, probably retaining the layout of the original building. The house now became a gaunt grey three-storey building with attics. The east wing had two large, symmetrically arranged turrets, where the main doors were and through which all the storeys could be accessed. The west wing had several more randomly placed turrets and towers, one of which housed a staircase to all floors. It is a Grade I listed building, and Cadw describes it as "one of the major Elizabethan houses of South Wales". It’s the subject of many ghost stories around Porthcawl, look at our Hauntings section to read more about it. It is easy to walk to see along the coastal path right of The Rest towards Kenfig National Park.
Local Attractions
Splashland is an indoor swimming pool situated inside the Trecco Bay holiday park. This is a fun pool, with most of the features suiting children and families. The pool has a decent waterslide, a children's pirate ship themed play area and a separate toddlers’ area. There is a jacuzzi type bubble area which is joined to the main pool. There is a seated area for watching swimmers, and there is a good size changing village, including family size changing rooms.
Splashland
Splashland is an indoor swimming pool situated inside the Trecco Bay holiday park. This is a fun pool, with most of the features suiting children and families. The pool has a decent waterslide, a children's pirate ship themed play area and a separate toddlers’ area. There is a jacuzzi type bubble area which is joined to the main pool. There is a seated area for watching swimmers, and there is a good size changing village, including family size changing rooms.
Striking octagonal pavilion on the seafront hosting theatre performances, bands, and conferences. It was originally intended as a Palm Court for hosting tea dances, balls, and civic functions. The Grand Pavilion hosts a variety of events throughout the year including live theatre, concerts, ballroom dancing, conferences, dances, and culminating in the ever-popular Christmas pantomime. Recently, names such as Rob Brydon, Eddie Izzard, Elkie Brooks, Cerys Matthews, Katherine Jenkins, and Gerry & The Pacemakers have all appeared on the Pavilion's stage.
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Grand Pavilion
EsplanadeStriking octagonal pavilion on the seafront hosting theatre performances, bands, and conferences. It was originally intended as a Palm Court for hosting tea dances, balls, and civic functions. The Grand Pavilion hosts a variety of events throughout the year including live theatre, concerts, ballroom dancing, conferences, dances, and culminating in the ever-popular Christmas pantomime. Recently, names such as Rob Brydon, Eddie Izzard, Elkie Brooks, Cerys Matthews, Katherine Jenkins, and Gerry & The Pacemakers have all appeared on the Pavilion's stage.
Situated in the beautiful countryside surrounding the Victorian seaside town of Porthcawl the Grove Golf Club is established as one of the most popular courses within the area. Welcoming non-members as well as offering very competitive membership packages, the Grove has a loyal and growing following of golfers and their families. Open to the public the Grove Restaurant and Bar offers a superb dining experience with a wide range of delicious lunches, evening meals and a picture-perfect view of the countryside that would be the envy of any restaurant.
Grove Golf Club
Situated in the beautiful countryside surrounding the Victorian seaside town of Porthcawl the Grove Golf Club is established as one of the most popular courses within the area. Welcoming non-members as well as offering very competitive membership packages, the Grove has a loyal and growing following of golfers and their families. Open to the public the Grove Restaurant and Bar offers a superb dining experience with a wide range of delicious lunches, evening meals and a picture-perfect view of the countryside that would be the envy of any restaurant.
Local exhibits, including military history & Victorian artifacts, in an 1870s police station. Porthcawl Museum is run by a dedicated group of professional volunteers who present an appreciation of our local heritage, culture and environment through the acquisition, preservation and interpretation of artefacts and associated information relating to the history of Porthcawl.
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Porthcawl Museum
36 John StLocal exhibits, including military history & Victorian artifacts, in an 1870s police station. Porthcawl Museum is run by a dedicated group of professional volunteers who present an appreciation of our local heritage, culture and environment through the acquisition, preservation and interpretation of artefacts and associated information relating to the history of Porthcawl.
In Porthcawl, most of the gift and boutique shops are on John Street. This includes the Welsh Gift & Craft Shop, which sells just about any Welsh themed souvenir you can think of; Little BIG Boutique; and a classical sweet shop. It also has main-stream shops such as B&M, Peacocks, and Boots.
John Street
John StreetIn Porthcawl, most of the gift and boutique shops are on John Street. This includes the Welsh Gift & Craft Shop, which sells just about any Welsh themed souvenir you can think of; Little BIG Boutique; and a classical sweet shop. It also has main-stream shops such as B&M, Peacocks, and Boots.
Beaches and Nature
The sand dunes at Merthyr Mawr are the second highest in Europe and shows off various stages of development from bare sand to areas of dune woodland and scrub. The area is managed by Natural Resources Wales (NRW), and it is designated as a SSSI because of it gives a great habitat for a large and varied range of wildlife and plants. It’s popular for its wildlife and plants and famous as ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ was filmed here. Kids love dune boarding here and it’s a wonderful day out with the family having a picnic and just enjoying the beach area and the dunes.
Merthyr Mawr Nature Reserve
The sand dunes at Merthyr Mawr are the second highest in Europe and shows off various stages of development from bare sand to areas of dune woodland and scrub. The area is managed by Natural Resources Wales (NRW), and it is designated as a SSSI because of it gives a great habitat for a large and varied range of wildlife and plants. It’s popular for its wildlife and plants and famous as ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ was filmed here. Kids love dune boarding here and it’s a wonderful day out with the family having a picnic and just enjoying the beach area and the dunes.
Kenfig NNR (includes the area of sand dunes and Kenfig Pool) are designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Glamorgan's largest natural lake, Kenfig Pool, is set on the edge of this beautiful sand dune nature reserve. Kenfig Nature Reserve is one of Wales's top sand-dune reserves, with plants like wild fen orchids, birds and insects depending on this habitat for their survival.
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Kenfig National Nature Reserve
Kenfig NNR (includes the area of sand dunes and Kenfig Pool) are designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Glamorgan's largest natural lake, Kenfig Pool, is set on the edge of this beautiful sand dune nature reserve. Kenfig Nature Reserve is one of Wales's top sand-dune reserves, with plants like wild fen orchids, birds and insects depending on this habitat for their survival.
The Wilderness Lake is an area of urban green space close to the centre of Porthcawl. Originally part of an area known as the Wilderness Wetlands, the was developed as part of the Porthcawl storm water flood prevention scheme in 1971.
The scenic Wilderness site comprises a large lake, and is surrounded by woodland, grassed areas, children’s play area and skate bowl. Stone and wood sculptures have been erected to provide additional interest for visitors as they explore the park. The site has a range of natural habitats which support a variety of animal and plant life. The lake is a unique and delightful place to relax, enjoy, discover, and explore. It is excellent for coarse fishing for the amateur and match fisherman.
The Wilderness Lake Porthcawl
12 A4106The Wilderness Lake is an area of urban green space close to the centre of Porthcawl. Originally part of an area known as the Wilderness Wetlands, the was developed as part of the Porthcawl storm water flood prevention scheme in 1971.
The scenic Wilderness site comprises a large lake, and is surrounded by woodland, grassed areas, children’s play area and skate bowl. Stone and wood sculptures have been erected to provide additional interest for visitors as they explore the park. The site has a range of natural habitats which support a variety of animal and plant life. The lake is a unique and delightful place to relax, enjoy, discover, and explore. It is excellent for coarse fishing for the amateur and match fisherman.
Rest Bay is a golden, sandy beach on the outskirts of the town of Porthcawl, backed by The Royal Porthcawl Golf Club and low cliffs. A Blue Flag Award beach, Rest Bay Porthcawl has Excellent water quality. The beach faces south-west, which means that it is not sheltered from the Atlantic winds and the waves here can be quite large, making it a good beach for surfing, as well as wind/kite surfing. When the waves are not too big, fishing, bathing, and canoeing are popular pastimes here. There is zoning for water sports and the beach is cleaned daily during the summer months. Rest Bay is home to a fair few rock pools beach in which a variety of marine life can be found. It’s just outside the apartment!
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Rest Bay
Rest Bay is a golden, sandy beach on the outskirts of the town of Porthcawl, backed by The Royal Porthcawl Golf Club and low cliffs. A Blue Flag Award beach, Rest Bay Porthcawl has Excellent water quality. The beach faces south-west, which means that it is not sheltered from the Atlantic winds and the waves here can be quite large, making it a good beach for surfing, as well as wind/kite surfing. When the waves are not too big, fishing, bathing, and canoeing are popular pastimes here. There is zoning for water sports and the beach is cleaned daily during the summer months. Rest Bay is home to a fair few rock pools beach in which a variety of marine life can be found. It’s just outside the apartment!
Pink Bay is something of a hidden Porthcawl gem, very popular with local walkers, wildlife enthusiasts and surfers. It has a steep pebble bank leading down to the golden sands. The rocks at the top of the beach have a unique pink marbling effect in a certain light, hence the name Pink Bay. This beach is accessible via a 15-minute walk from Rest Bay along a boardwalk adjacent to the Royal Porthcawl Golf Club; it is a rural beach and as such has no toilets or other amenities. A monument to the crew of the Mumbles Lifeboat and the SS Samtampa – a 7,000 ton wrecked steamship - is visible at low tide on nearby Sker point. The advantage of this beach is that dogs are allowed all year round.
Pink bay beach
Pink Bay is something of a hidden Porthcawl gem, very popular with local walkers, wildlife enthusiasts and surfers. It has a steep pebble bank leading down to the golden sands. The rocks at the top of the beach have a unique pink marbling effect in a certain light, hence the name Pink Bay. This beach is accessible via a 15-minute walk from Rest Bay along a boardwalk adjacent to the Royal Porthcawl Golf Club; it is a rural beach and as such has no toilets or other amenities. A monument to the crew of the Mumbles Lifeboat and the SS Samtampa – a 7,000 ton wrecked steamship - is visible at low tide on nearby Sker point. The advantage of this beach is that dogs are allowed all year round.
Sker Beach is the most westerly of Porthcawl's beaches and is only accessible by walking from Rest Bay or the Kenfig National Nature Reserve. Generally sandy and flat, it is mostly used by locals, making it one of the quieter beaches in Porthcawl. Like Pink Bay beach, it is classed as rural and as such has no toilets or other amenities. Like Pink Bay, it can be used by dogs all year round.
Sker Beach
Sker Beach is the most westerly of Porthcawl's beaches and is only accessible by walking from Rest Bay or the Kenfig National Nature Reserve. Generally sandy and flat, it is mostly used by locals, making it one of the quieter beaches in Porthcawl. Like Pink Bay beach, it is classed as rural and as such has no toilets or other amenities. Like Pink Bay, it can be used by dogs all year round.
Sandy Bay, also known locally as Coney Beach, sits adjacent to Porthcawl’s Eastern Promenade. At nearly a mile long, the beach is popular with surfers, bathers and families with plenty of attractions for children. It is a wide, predominantly sandy beach which is a popular spot for swimming during the summer months and surfing all-year round. There is a small headland towards the east side of the beach where you will find rock pools which can be explored at low tide.
Sandy Bay
Sandy Bay, also known locally as Coney Beach, sits adjacent to Porthcawl’s Eastern Promenade. At nearly a mile long, the beach is popular with surfers, bathers and families with plenty of attractions for children. It is a wide, predominantly sandy beach which is a popular spot for swimming during the summer months and surfing all-year round. There is a small headland towards the east side of the beach where you will find rock pools which can be explored at low tide.
Trecco Bay Beach is located between Sandy Bay and Newton Beach. Trecco Bay is a stunning, Blue Flag beach which has been awarded for its excellent water quality. Ideal for paddling and swimming, enjoy lovely long walks here all year round. Dogs are welcome on the beach during the off-season from October to April.
Trecco Bay Beach
Trecco Bay Beach is located between Sandy Bay and Newton Beach. Trecco Bay is a stunning, Blue Flag beach which has been awarded for its excellent water quality. Ideal for paddling and swimming, enjoy lovely long walks here all year round. Dogs are welcome on the beach during the off-season from October to April.
Newton is the most easterly beach at Porthcawl and is a ten-minute walk from the picturesque village of Newton. This beach is sandy and rocky and popular with windsurfers, jet skiers, power boat users and dog walkers. There is a slipway which is used by the local boat club. With miles of sand (although very rocky in parts), you can walk to the river mouth at Ogmore; it is next to Newton Burrows and Merthyr Mawr dunes. It is also right next to Newton’s beautiful dunes.
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Park tal-Bejżbol fuq il-Bajja ta' Newton
Beach RoadNewton is the most easterly beach at Porthcawl and is a ten-minute walk from the picturesque village of Newton. This beach is sandy and rocky and popular with windsurfers, jet skiers, power boat users and dog walkers. There is a slipway which is used by the local boat club. With miles of sand (although very rocky in parts), you can walk to the river mouth at Ogmore; it is next to Newton Burrows and Merthyr Mawr dunes. It is also right next to Newton’s beautiful dunes.