Cwm Silio, also known as Traeth Soden, is a small, secluded cove of pebble and sand on the Ceredigion coast, between Cwmtydu and New Quay. There is no road to the beach, which is reached on foot by a wooded valley path of about twenty minutes down alongside a stream, past small falls and footbridges...
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6 day, 2 overnight
Gingero's
Parc Maerdy Glamping
FAQ's/Things to Know
Where is Cwm Silio Beach?
Ceredigion's wild coastline conceals this quiet cove along the coastal path between Newquay and Cwmtydu. Walkers typically stumble across the inlet while trekking the clifftops.
What type of place is Cwm Silio Beach?
Cwm Silio Beach is a secluded sand and shingle bay in West Wales.
When is the best time to visit Cwm Silio Beach?
Spring through to autumn offers the most reliable conditions for negotiating the steep access track. Low tide provides the best opportunity to see the wide stretch of damp sand.
What can you do at Cwm Silio Beach?
People love swimming in the clear waves or spotting coastal birds along the high shale cliffs. Families often unpack a picnic on the grey pebble bank.
How long should I spend at Cwm Silio Beach?
Allocating a couple of hours allows enough time to explore the rock pools and enjoy the isolation. Anyone completing a full coastal walk might just stop for a quick rest.
Where do I park at Cwm Silio Beach?
Vehicles can use eight spaces nearby, which provide six day and two overnight spots. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.
Where can I eat near Cwm Silio Beach?
Gingero's provides a single food spot in the surrounding area. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.
Where can I stay near Cwm Silio Beach?
Parc Maerdy Glamping offers a place to spend the night near the coast. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.
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Last Updated:
02 July 2026



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