Visit Aberthaw Beach (Limpert Bay)
Aberthaw Beach or Limpert Bay, located in the Vale of Glamorgan, is a tranquil coastal area rich in history and natural beauty. Once a bustling 16th century port, it has transformed into a peaceful haven for both visitors and wildlife.
Rocky with some sand at low tide this beach is backed by the imposing Power Station with views over the Bristol channel. The relatively quiet atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for relaxation away from the busier tourist areas.
Aberthaw Beach is ideal for leisurely walks, wildlife watching, and enjoying the natural surroundings. To the east of the beach you can find the Aberthaw Lime Works in operation from 1888 to 1926, now a derelict, Grade II Listed Building.
The beach is is a well known and popular sea fishing destination, popular with anglers. There are no facilities on the beach but in the village nearby stop in at the The Blue Anchor Inn a traditional thatched pub established in 1380.
Dogs are welcome on Aberthaw Beach year-round, making it a great destination for dog owners.
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What to see and do
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Places to stay
The charming Limpert Bay Guest House is right on the beach here. A unique setting and a great base to explore the area.
Have a great day out by the coast
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Getting To Aberthaw Beach
Beach Location
Aberthaw Barry, South Glamorgan CF62 4ZW
Parking
St Athan, Barry CF62 4HX
Nearest Train
Rhoose Station
Getting to the beach
Map of Aberthaw Beach
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