Aberaeron welcomes you with open arms – a coastal town where colour, character, and community come together in a way that feels instantly memorable. Set on the shores of Cardigan Bay, our Georgian harbour town is known for its colourful houses, independent shops, and a food scene shaped by local produce and creativity.
What makes the town truly special is its sense of belonging. Aberaeron is a place where community matters – where events are shaped by volunteers, where traditions are kept alive, and where visitors are welcomed as part of the story. From sporting events to the Carnival to from regattas to theatrical performances, the town’s calendar is filled with moments that bring people together.
The heart of the town beats around the harbour. At high tide, the water glimmers between the piers; families gather for crabbing along the walls and the new breakwater, offers a perfect place for an evening stroll to watch the sunset.
Nature is never far away, with Square Field taking centre stage and Parc y Fro just a short riverside walk from the centre of town. Further afield the pathway to Llanerchaeron offers a peaceful escape through woodland and fields, leading to a National Trust estate rich in history and wildlife. Coastal paths reveal sweeping views of the bay, with chances to spot dolphins, seabirds, and the changing moods of the sea. Whether you’re exploring on foot, by bike, or simply watching the world go by from a bench on the quay, Aberaeron offers space to breathe.
Whether this is your first visit or one of many, Aberaeron invites you to settle in, explore at your own pace, and feel the warmth of a town that takes pride in its past while looking confidently to the future.
Councillor Rhodri Jones
Aberaeron Town Mayor Elect 2026/27
Supported by Aberaeron Bicentenary 2007
