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Tide Tables and Weather Forecasts

Always check the tides before embarking on an excursion along the coast, whether on land or sea.

If you're unfamiliar with the shape of the beaches and headlands, it's easy to be caught out when you've ventured just a little bit further than planned or don't realise how time passes when you are enjoying yourself!

The tide times and heights supplied are approximate tidal data predictions for Aberystwyth.

The approximate amount of correction required to calculate data for a selection of other Cardigan Bay locations is as follows:

Cardigan Bar ......... -33 minutes
Cardigan Bridge ..... -23 minutes
Aberporth ............. -21 minutes
New Quay ............. -7 minutes
Aberaeron ............. -5 minutes
Borth ................... +11 minutes
Aberdovey ............ +18 minutes
Glandyfi ............... +38 minutes

NB The tide heights listed may be affected by adverse weather conditions

Weather Forecast

You can get local weather forecasts for the coming week from S4C's weather forecast service

S4C weather forecast service for Wales

Weather

Ceredigion's coast has experienced some dramatic weather over the years, with some of the most recent winter storms getting news attention around the world.

Such dramatic weather is part of our mythology too, with the story of Cantre'r Gwaelod, the lost lands of Cardigan Bay, being one of our most enduring legends.

For the story, and places to visit see the Ceredigion Legends pages

There are other weather phenomena which capture the imagination of photographers making a visit to Ceredigion interesting at any time of the year, including sea and river valley mists.

The magic combination of sun and rain or mist droplets bring us those beautiful but elusive rainbows.

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Tide Tables and Weather Forecasts