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Paddleboarding spots in Ceredigion

21 launch spots across Ceredigion

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Y Ferwig put-in (Aberteifi / Cardigan)Sea

Y Ferwig put-in (Aberteifi / Cardigan)

Ceredigion, Wales

This slipway sits on the Teifi estuary within the Y Ferwig community, on the Ceredigion bank between Cardigan and Gwbert. It lies about 20 metres from another mapped put-in on the same shoreline, within the River Teifi SSSI and the Cardigan Bay Special Area of Conservation.

Sandy SlipSea

Sandy Slip

Ceredigion, Wales

A slipway on Harbour Beach at Glanmor Terrace in New Quay, beside the Cardigan Bay Watersports Centre, which uses it to launch hire kayaks, paddleboards and dinghies. OSM tags the slip as customer access, so it appears tied to the watersports centre rather than open to all comers.

New Quay Harbour slipwaySea

New Quay Harbour slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

A small-craft slipway marked as a maritime facility on New Quay Harbour, a natural harbour on Cardigan Bay sheltered by a stone harbour wall. New Quay is one of three harbours where Ceredigion County Council, the statutory harbour authority, requires a launching permit for vessels.

Netpool SlipwaySea

Netpool Slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

Netpool Slipway is a concrete boat launch on the Teifi estuary downstream of Cardigan's old bridge. Local signage asks boats to stay at least 10 metres from the bank and to keep to 8 knots, since the area is one of several stretches of the estuary where otters are active.

Llangrannog Beach slipwaySea

Llangrannog Beach slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

A second slipway onto Llangrannog Beach on Cardigan Bay, close to the main beach car park and coastline, a short distance from the other mapped Llangrannog slipway.

Llangrannog Beach slipwaySea

Llangrannog Beach slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

A slipway onto Llangrannog Beach, a family beach on Cardigan Bay below the village's craggy cliffs, with a seasonal RNLI lifeguard patrol and kayak and paddleboard hire from a local operator on the beach.

Cardigan put-inSea

Cardigan put-in

Ceredigion, Wales

This unnamed slipway sits on the Teifi estuary between Cardigan and Gwbert, within the Y Ferwig community on the estuary's Ceredigion bank. The estuary here carries SSSI designation and lies within the Cardigan Bay Special Area of Conservation.

Cardigan put-inRiver

Cardigan put-in

Ceredigion, Wales

This slipway lies on the tidal River Teifi in Cardigan, close to the town's old bridge and within about 80 metres of two other mapped put-ins on the same bank. The stretch falls within the River Teifi Site of Special Scientific Interest and the Cardigan Bay Special Area of Conservation.

Cardigan put-inRiver

Cardigan put-in

Ceredigion, Wales

This slipway is on the tidal River Teifi within Cardigan, downstream of the old bridge and close to the town's historic quay below Cardigan Castle. The river carries SSSI designation through the town and lies within the Cardigan Bay Special Area of Conservation.

Cardigan put-inRiver

Cardigan put-in

Ceredigion, Wales

This put-in sits on the tidal River Teifi in Cardigan, near the town's old bridge and within about 100 metres of two other slipways mapped on the same stretch of riverbank. The river here is part of the River Teifi SSSI and the Cardigan Bay Special Area of Conservation.

Cardigan put-inRiver

Cardigan put-in

Ceredigion, Wales

This slipway sits on the tidal River Teifi in Cardigan, a short walk from the town's old bridge. The local operator Cardigan Bay Active runs guided canoe and paddleboard trips from nearby, and the river here forms part of a Site of Special Scientific Interest within the Cardigan Bay Special Area of Conservation.

Borth Beach SlipwaySea

Borth Beach Slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

A wooden slipway links Borth's High Street to the beach at the south end of the village, close to Aberystwyth-registered Borth Lifeboat Station, launching directly onto Cardigan Bay. Borth's beach runs for about three miles with a shallow gradient and is used locally for sailing, canoeing and windsurfing.

Ynyslas Boatyard SlipwayRiver

Ynyslas Boatyard Slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

Ynyslas Boatyard sits on the canalised Afon Leri a short way upstream of where the river opens into the Dyfi estuary at Ynyslas. The channel is tidal along its whole engineered length, the yard runs a slipway hoist for launching and storage, and Borth Rowing Club keeps and launches its boat here.

Aberystwyth Marina SlipwaySea

Aberystwyth Marina Slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

A slipway on the marina pier within Aberystwyth Harbour, close to where the Afon Rheidol and Afon Ystwyth reach the sea. Ceredigion County Council is the statutory harbour authority and requires visitors to apply for a launching permit before using the harbour.

Aberystwyth Harbour SlipwaySea

Aberystwyth Harbour Slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

A slipway within Aberystwyth Harbour, close to the Old Harbour where the Afon Ystwyth and Afon Rheidol meet Cardigan Bay. Ceredigion County Council is the statutory harbour authority and requires visitors to apply for a launching permit before using the harbour.

Aberystwyth Harbour SlipwaySea

Aberystwyth Harbour Slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

A slipway within Aberystwyth Harbour near the beach, close to where the tidal Afon Ystwyth and Afon Rheidol meet Cardigan Bay. Ceredigion County Council is the statutory harbour authority and requires visitors to apply for a launching permit before using the harbour.

Aberystwyth Harbour SlipwaySea

Aberystwyth Harbour Slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

A slipway within Aberystwyth Harbour, close to where the Afon Ystwyth and Afon Rheidol reach Cardigan Bay. Ceredigion County Council is the statutory harbour authority and requires visitors to apply for a launching permit before using the harbour.

Aberystwyth Harbour SlipwaySea

Aberystwyth Harbour Slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

A slipway within Aberystwyth Harbour, where the tidal lower reaches of the Afon Ystwyth and Afon Rheidol meet Cardigan Bay. Ceredigion County Council is the statutory harbour authority and requires visitors to apply for a launching permit before using the harbour.

Aberaeron Harbour slipwaySea

Aberaeron Harbour slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

A second concrete slipway into Aberaeron Harbour, a short distance from the other harbour slipway, on the tidal harbour at the mouth of the River Aeron. Ceredigion County Council manages the harbour as statutory harbour authority.

Aberaeron Harbour slipwaySea

Aberaeron Harbour slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

A concrete slipway with a downward incline into Aberaeron Harbour, a small tidal harbour at the mouth of the River Aeron on Cardigan Bay. Ceredigion County Council is the statutory harbour authority and the harbour can run very shallow either side of low tide.

Aberaeron North Beach slipwaySea

Aberaeron North Beach slipway

Ceredigion, Wales

A concrete slipway onto North Beach, a shingle and pebble beach about half a mile north of Aberaeron harbour on Cardigan Bay. The beach steepens quickly into the water, and the rocky north end can be awkward to cross at low tide.

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