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  History of Port Talbot

  Jersey beach fire

  BBC site for Port Talbot

  Todays Surf Report

  7 Day Aberavon Tides

  RAF Stormy Down

  Port Talbot photographs

  Aberavon Beach Webcams

 

 

 

 

 

 

Welcome - Croeso    

Aberavon beach has 3 miles of sandy beach and the seafront has two miles of flat promenade making it very popular with cyclists. The wide sandy beach has views across Swansea Bay to Mumbles.  The long sandy beach with plenty of room for everyone to have fun safely, without getting in anyone’s way. It is very popular with surfers, jetskiiers, windsurfers and kite surfers. It is safe for swimming, kayaking and boating. Aberavon Seafront is fast becoming the destination for a great family day out. Even in the cold...
On a hot day the safe sandy beach is a haven for hundreds of people enjoying either swimming in the sea or the aquasplash play pool, which is conveniently located on the promenade and is a great draw for the kids. Each year a very successful and hugely popular beach festival takes centre stage at the seafront.   Whilst Just across the road from the beach is the Apollo cinema with ample free parking.



 

 


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A Seashore Guide to Neath Port Talbot

The County Borough has a coastline of 14 kilometres stretching from Margam Sands in the west to Crymlyn Burrows in the east.  Along this coastline you can find sand dunes, honeycomb worm reefs, mudflats, rock pools, breakwaters and acres of sand. And with these varied habitats come a wide range of sea life.


 

 

 

 

 

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Where to go

   

  The Apollo cinema

  Margam Park

  Big pit Museum

  Neath/Port Talbot Tourism

   Aberavon Beach Hotel

   Blanco's

   The Grand Hotel

 

   

   

 

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