Wind: Very Good 2mph, Pressure: 1013mb, Sunset: 19:14 BST
Friday - Light Cloud
Maximum: 17C, Minimum: 14C
Wind: 13mph South South Westerly, Visibility: Very Good, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 06:58 BST, Sunset: 19:12 BST
Saturday - Sunny Intervals
Maximum: 18C, Minimum: 14C
Wind: 12mph South South Easterly, Visibility: Very Good, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 07:00 BST, Sunset: 19:10 BST
Thu 21 Sep
LW
HW
LW
HW
01:40
07:39
13:55
19:55
0.7m
12.6m
0.7m
12.8m
Fri 22 Sep
LW
HW
LW
HW
02:19
08:15
14:32
20:30
0.8m
12.5m
0.9m
12.6m
Sat 23 Sep
LW
HW
LW
HW
02:51
08:47
15:02
21:00
1.1m
12.2m
1.3m
12.2m
Sun 24 Sep
LW
HW
LW
HW
03:14
09:16
15:23
21:27
1.6m
11.8m
1.7m
11.6m
Mon 25 Sep
LW
HW
LW
HW
03:31
09:41
15:42
21:52
2.1m
11.2m
2.2m
11.0m
Tue 26 Sep
LW
HW
LW
HW
03:50
10:04
16:03
22:18
2.5m
10.6m
2.7m
10.3m
Wed 27 Sep
LW
HW
LW
HW
04:13
10:32
16:33
22:52
3.0m
10.0m
3.3m
9.6m
Information
Situated on the South Wales coast in the beautiful Vale of Glamorgan, Penarth has been a magnet for holiday makers and day visitors for more than a century.
Its Victorian and Edwardian founders created a resort of great elegance and beauty and their legacy is an attractive bustling town of charm and character. With its superb parks, beautiful seafront gardens and graceful esplanade, Penarth is justifiably known as the garden by the sea.
The town centre retains an air of Victorian style with elegant buildings bordered by tree-lined roads. Some of the finest examples of Victorian Architecture can be seen in Penarth’s churches, public and commercial buildings and in the ornate houses, once the home of the shipowners, coal magnates and master mariners.
The sweeping esplanade is the perfect place for a gentle stroll or to sit and breathe the fresh, salty air. The many vantage points provide panoramic views across the Bristol Channel to the island of Flat Holm and Steep Holm. Penarth’s famous 658 foot pier has been restored and is a regular port of call during summer months for the cruise ships Balmoral and the Waverley - the last seagoing paddle steamer in the world.
From the esplanade, an attractive coastal park leads out to Lavernock Point, an important site in the history of communication. It was from here in 1897 that Marconi sent the first Radio transmission over the water to the island of Flat Holm.
On Penarth’s doorstep is Cardiff Bay, Europe’s most exciting waterfront regeneration scheme. The Cardiff Bay Barrage, which has cost in excess of £220 million has created an inland lake as the focal point of for waterside development. It will also provide a pedestrian link and cycle link from Penarth to Cardiff with more than a million visitors a year expected to make the crossing. Alongside the Barrage and nestling in the lee of Penarth Head is Penarth Marina with attractive waterfront homes and smart yachts and cruisers.
Sandringham hotel is very reasonable and also bang in the middle of town centre close to train Station.
03/09/2013 @ 8:54 am
Amelia and Albert
Potted Pig best kept secret in Cardiff.
Booking important.
27/10/2012 @ 8:27 pm
Baz and crew
Love Indian food and consider myself a bit of a cone-sure (Even if I cant spell it) however I have to give Juboraj restaurant ten out of ten for the meal we had there.
Regards Baz
27/10/2012 @ 8:21 pm
Fran Barry and the Kids
Fantastic meal at the Potted Pig. First time all five of us enjoyed our food. Will tell all.
23/05/2012 @ 7:33 am
PAUL HARBOUR GUIDES
Arrived Cardiff yesterday to update site. Am staying at The River house(see accomadation section) excellent. All the mod cons,spotless,reasonable and the breakfast buffet must have taken all night to prepare.
One of the worst marina we've stayed in, facilities are terrible with just a floating toilet and shower block, security is terrible the car park for berth holders is small the main gate is never locked so anyone can wander in and they do.
They say they have Wi-Fi which is okay if you stay outside of the office complained about it and the answer was well it's okay here in the office, some of the staff have no interest in boats or boating in general some of the management are not approachable just interested in making money.
Marina Security is non existent no 24 hour guard or patrol no berth master's for visitors so if the office is closed then your on your own.
Lots of rubbish floating around the pontoons and there's quite a few dilapidated abandoned boats and some people cycling along the pontoons and there's one or two who let dog's off leads and leave mess
Booking important.
Regards Baz