Aberdovey

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Tonight - Light Rain
Maximum: 20C, Minimum: 15C
Wind: 8mph southerly, Visibility: Moderate, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 06:28 BST, Sunset: 20:03 BST
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Thursday - Light Cloud
Maximum: 21C, Minimum: 16C
Wind: 18mph south-westerly, Visibility: Good, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 06:30 BST, Sunset: 20:00 BST
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Friday - Heavy Rain
Maximum: 18C, Minimum: 11C
Wind: 16mph westerly, Visibility: Moderate, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 06:32 BST, Sunset: 19:58 BST
DateEventTimeHeight
Wed 2 SepLow Tide06:580.87m
Wed 2 SepHigh Tide12:174.5m
Wed 2 SepLow Tide19:050.96m
Wed 2 SepHigh Tide00:424.71m
Thu 3 SepLow Tide07:421.16m
Thu 3 SepHigh Tide13:034.25m
Thu 3 SepLow Tide19:531.19m
Fri 4 SepHigh Tide01:334.33m
Fri 4 SepLow Tide08:341.46m
Fri 4 SepHigh Tide13:573.98m
Fri 4 SepLow Tide20:571.42m
Sat 5 SepHigh Tide02:363.95m
Sat 5 SepLow Tide09:431.69m
Sat 5 SepHigh Tide15:073.77m
Sat 5 SepLow Tide22:261.54m
Sun 6 SepHigh Tide03:563.69m
Sun 6 SepLow Tide11:181.74m
Sun 6 SepHigh Tide16:333.75m
Sun 6 SepLow Tide00:091.4m
Mon 7 SepHigh Tide05:313.71m
Mon 7 SepLow Tide12:451.53m
Mon 7 SepHigh Tide18:004m
Tue 8 SepLow Tide01:231.05m
Tue 8 SepHigh Tide06:463.96m
Tue 8 SepLow Tide13:461.21m
Tue 8 SepHigh Tide19:054.39m
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ABERDOVEY
Nestled on the north banks of the Dyfi Estuary, Aberdovey is the definitive peaceful Welsh seaside village. A popular holiday resort with families and those keen to explore the surrounding Snowdonia National Park, the village also boasts a lovely harbour with excellent marine services. Along with various events organised by the local yacht club there are also superb opportunities for fishing, sailboarding and, of course, cruising on the wonderful blue waters of Cardigan Bay. The nautical highlight of the year is the annual regatta, which attracts yachtsmen and pleasure cruisers from all over the UK.

Outdoor enthusiasts would be hard pushed to find a more idyllic base from which to discover the surrounding countryside with it’s spectacular mountain ranges, seemingly endless forests and myriad wildlife. Other attractions include an excellent 18 hole championship golf course, the famous Talyllyn Railway and a virtual treasure trove of historical sites peppered throughout the area, all within easy driving and often walking distance. And if you just want to chill the beaches are simply beyond criticism.

Accommodation in Aberdovey ranges from caravans and chalets to farmhouses and first class hotels. And you are always guaranteed the very best in warm Welsh welcomes and hospitality. The village itself has plenty of character with pleasant shopping, a good choice of dining and some truly magnificent pubs. In truth Aberdovey has everything you would expect from a premier Welsh Holiday destination. In fact it has everything you want plus that extra bit of magic.
Comments (2)
01/09/2021 @ 10:59 pm
Richard Johan Andersen
Hi there
I'm looking for a non-drying out mooring or berth near Aberdovey, Barmouth or Porthmadog. If none are available I'm happy to go on a waiting list. My boat that I'm considering buying is 9m long and 3m wide and has a 1.75m draught.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Richard
14/01/2014 @ 10:38 am
Don Thomson
The chart you have accompanying these notes "aberdovey business map" is for a business located in Porthmadog 25 miles North of Aberdovey and gives entirely the wrong impression of Aberdovey
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