About This Place

Ferryside Beach forms part of the Taff Estuary and is a made up of a long strip of sand mixed with tidal marshes. The beach is located on the River Tywi which is a relatively secluded part of Dyfed. Set across the estuary is the imposing Llansteffan Castle. --> The beach itself consists of a narrow area of golden sand backed by dunes. In years gone by the beach would have been a popular place to come to pick cockles and you can still explore the pools along the shore line here and search for sea life.Ferryside beach is a quiet spot and many tourists don’t travel here. So if you are looking for a spot to soak up the serene atmosphere of this part of Wales then Ferryside is a great pick.

💡 Our Take

Looking for a dog-friendly beach escape? While we don't have full details yet, Ferryside Beach offers year-round access for your furry friends! Though the sand type is unknown, the freedom to roam makes it fantastic for even the zoomiest dogs. Parking details and nearest facilities are still under wraps, so prepare ahead. Swim safety is also currently unconfirmed, so keep a close eye on your pup near the water. Ferryside suits dogs of all sizes, but if you've got a water-loving Labrador, extra caution is wise until we know more. Enjoy the freedom, and share your findings with us!