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Poppit Sands Beach – Aberporth Beach loop from Aberporth

Poppit Sands Beach – Aberporth Beach loop from Aberporth

Moderate

4.0

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Poppit Sands Beach – Aberporth Beach loop from Aberporth

02:00

39.9km

640m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 16.1 km for 72 m

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16.2 km

One of the best brunch/lunch/treats stop in Cardigan! They serve a great variety of uniquely flavoured home made doughnuts, freshly baked in their off-site Cardigan bakery and the coffee is great too. Just make sure you get there before they all sell out! Definitely worth a visit.

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17.1 km

The Castle Inn

Highlight • Pub

Great pub with big back garden for bikes. Great sausage rolls too

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21.8 km

Poppit Sands Beach

Highlight • Beach

At the mouth of the Teifi Estuary, Poppit Sands is a sandy beach backed by dunes. At low tide the full extent of sand appears to go almost to Gwbert on the other side. Don’t attempt a crossing, though, the currents are very strong and offer a one-way ticket to Ireland.

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21.9 km

Poppit Sands Beach

Highlight • Beach

Poppit Sands is a popular beach with soft sand and rock pools. Located at the mouth of the Teifi Estuary, it’s backed by dunes. Poppit Sands marks the beginning or the end of the 186-mile (299 km) Pembrokeshire Coast Path. For more information on this long-distance hike, check out the Collection: komoot.com/collection/889461.

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26.7 km

Cardigan Castle

Highlight • Castle

Cardigan Castle dates back to the 11th century although it was rebuilt in the 1200s. Overlooking the River Teifi just before it flows into the estuary, the castle underwent significant renovations before being opened to the public in 2015.

The site of a complex and fascinating history, taking a tour here is worth it if you’re interested in history. Within the fortress walls, there's a mansion, built during the 1800s. With kitchen gardens, a cafe and plenty of information to get stuck into, this makes for a lovely stop if you’re in Cardigan. There is an entry fee to access the castle.

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