Living in Aberdovey

Your guide to moving to Aberdovey

Why Aberdovey is a good place to live

Aberdovey is a quintessential coastal gem, favoured for its stunning landscape where the Snowdonia mountains meet a four-mile sandy beach, offering a serene backdrop to village life. 

Officially recognised as one of "The Best Places to Live in the UK 2020" by The Sunday Times, this Welsh beauty spot thrives on its summer vibrancy when events bring together both locals and tourists, creating a lively yet close-knit community. 

Beyond the seasonal bustle, Aberdovey maintains its charm year-round with essential amenities and a rich variety of walks and nature reserves. 

It's an idyllic retreat that truly caters to families, couples, and the community-minded, proving to be a much-loved haven regardless of the season.

What's Aberdovey famous for?

Aberdovey is celebrated for its idyllic seaside charm with golden sands perfect for traditional beach holidays and an array of water sports such as sailing and kite surfing. 

Visitors also appreciate the picturesque setting on the edge of Snowdonia National Park, offering both stunning scenery and opportunities for nature walks and mountain trails explorations. 

The village's heritage as the childhood home of the Welsh bard Taliesin adds a cultural touch to its coastal allure.

Things to do in Aberdovey

If you're about to call Aberdovey your new home, you'll find yourself with an array of activities to immerse in the great outdoors. 

Fancy a swing at golf? The Aberdovey Golf Club offers you a challenge on their links course. 

Perhaps you'd prefer something more fast-paced; kite surfing off the local beach could be just the thrill you're seeking. 

For a more relaxed pace, why not try crab fishing from the jetty - it's a calming way to pass the time and engage with the local marine life. Living in Aberdovey is not just a change of scenery, it's a gateway to new hobbies and experiences in the heart of natural beauty.