Llangrannog is a village of 775 people (2011) on the Wales Coast Path in Ceredigion, Wales.

Understand

View of the village

Llangrannog lies in the narrow valley of the River Hawen, which falls as a waterfall near the middle of the village.

Visitor information

• Llangrannog visitor information website

Get in

It sits 6 miles (10 km) southwest of New Quay.

By car

Take the B4334 or the B4321 off the A487 Cardigan - Aberystwyth road.

By bus

552 runs from Cardigan and Aberporth to Llangrannog and on to Aberaeron.

See

Statue of St Carannog

• 1 Carreg Bica rock. A stack of Ordovician rock. (updated Oct 2016)
• 2 Statue of St Carannog. (updated Oct 2016)

Do

• 1 Llangrannog beach. Blue Flag beach. 
• Walk part of the Wales Coast Path

Buy

• Siop Glynafon. Small grocery shop and newsagent. 

Eat

• 1 The Beach Hut, ☏ +44 1239 654642. 
• Patio cafe. 

Drink

The Carreg Bica rock

Sleep

There a number of holiday cottages for rent in and around the village.

• 1 Pentre Arms Hotel, ☏ +44 1239 654345. Bed and Breakfast, and a pub with food. 
• 2 Let's Glamp Retro, Ty Newydd, Capel Cynon SA44 4TH, ☏ +44 1239 851169. Glamping pods with 1960s, 70s or 80s theme, dog-friendly. Open all year with M & Th changeover, so 3-4 night minimum stay. Pod £125. (updated May 2022)

Go next

• New Quay
• Aberporth
• Llandysul