Aberaeron is exposed to a wide range of wave conditions from the North-West and South-Westerly directions; with storm waves entering through the harbour entrance causing overtopping of the harbour walls and in extreme conditions overtopping the inner secondary wall. The Welsh Government have provided funding to design a scheme that will prevent the surrounding area suffering from future storms. After investigating the effectiveness of various coastal defence options, they are seeking views on the scheme that is being put forward as the modelling confirms that it meets the current and future flood protection requirements. We consider the safety of our guests and our team a priority. During the ensuing decades, the town as we know it today took shape around the harbour and what was once a small fishing village gradually grew into one of the major trading ports along the Cardigan Bay coast. We are undertaking desktop studies and detailed surveys to collect information to fully understand the environmental and heritage aspects which will be included in the Environmental Impact Assessment process of the scheme. Aberaeron is exposed to a wide range of wave conditions from the North-West and South-Westerly directions; with storm waves entering through the harbour entrance causing overtopping of the harbour walls and in extreme HW Aberaeron is HW Milford +0140 and is about 2m less than Milford. Farming was still a major contributor to the local economy and the annual livestock fair held on 13 November drew people from far and wide – a tradition which is continued through to today although the only livestock on the fairground of today are the goldfish given as prizes on the ‘Hook the Duck” stalls! Alban Thomas Jones Gwynne, Clerk Lord of the said Manor of Llyswen, otherwise Aberayron, is willing and desirous at his own Expense, to rebuild, enlarge, improve and maintain the said Quay or Pier, and also to improve the said Harbour”. Aberaeron is exposed to a wide range of wave conditions from the North-West and South-Westerly directions; with storm waves entering through the harbour entrance causing overtopping of the harbour walls and in extreme conditions overtopping the inner secondary wall. The iconic images of Aberaeron Harbour are those which show the boats floating in the harbour, and by allowing water to be held within the harbour those images would become a permanent feature of the Town, enabling opportunities to increase. It is predicted that 168 properties will be at risk of flooding by 2111 if nothing is done. The public’s views are sought on a coastal defence scheme for Aberaeron. While the breakwater will reduce the wave heights within the harbour and address the overtopping risk, the town will still be at risk of still water flooding due to the estimated future 1m sea level rise as a result of climate change. Above is an extract from a Special Act of Parliament dating from 28 July 1807 which gave life to our town, thanks to the vision of Reverend Alban Thomas Jones Gwynne, Lord of the Manor of Aberaeron. Alban Thomas Jones Gwynne, of Ty-Glyn, who, in 1807, obtained an act of parliament to build the port, at an expense of about £6000. Stay at the Harbourmaster A lovely boutique hotel, owned and renovated by Glyn and Menna in 2001. The planning of the town by Col.Alban Gwynne and his architect, Edward Haycock, earned it the reputation of being “one of the best examples of a planned township of small scale in Wales”. Aberaeron Latitude: 52º 14'N Longitude: 04º 15'W Country: Wales Ownership: Ceredigion County Council Type: Municipal Usage: Leisure Contact name: Lt. Cdr. Please click on ‘Book’ to rates and availability. 7 original rooms in the former Harbourmaster’s residence, with the much loved attic ‘Madona’ Suite. 13 rooms in total spread over 3 historic harbour-side buildings. Feedback received will be taken into account during any detailed design for the scheme. Click here for a history of the Aberaeron Railway. Further information on the proposals which will include changes to South Pier, an extension to North Pier and the introduction of flood defence walls around the harbour areas are provided below. Our cottage, just metres away from the main building has two bedrooms with harbour facing rooms, kitchen and lounge. fishing fleet, i:58-9 harbour, vi:203-08,211; ix:377 The consultation is open from 22 September 2020 until 20 October 2020. In the future, even a normal high spring tide will be above the existing wall level resulting in flooding. The harbour dries at LW and is only accessible 1.5 hours either side of HW. This which will include changes to South Pier, an extension to North Pier and the introduction of flood defence walls around the harbour areas. Facebook If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it. The consultation will be open from 22 September 2020 until 20 October 2020. Unless indicated otherwise, Ceredigion County Council retains the copyright to all original material shown on this website © 2020. These events continue today and with the onset of climate change and the predicted rises in sea levels these events are likely to increase in frequency and severity. The frequency of cleaning and disinfection of rooms, surfaces, including, tables, chairs and touch points has been increased. Aeron Queen suite with panoramic views, as featured in the Visit Wales TV campaign. Man charged with dangerous driving following incident in Ely, Star performance by Get Jerky snacks in Great Taste Awards. Twitter, Ceredigion County CouncilNeuadd Cyngor Ceredigion PenmorfaAberaeronCeredigionSA46 0PA 01545 570881. Aberaeron is becoming something of a foodie delight. At this time the ship building industry was in full swing along the coast and for almost a century ships powered by both sail and steam proudly bore the words ‘of Aberaeron’ beneath names such as Cadwgan, Mountain Lass, Gwladys, Aeron Queen, Lively Lass, All Right and Star of Wales to name but a few. “… Alban Thomas Jones Gwynne, Clerk Lord of the said Manor of Llyswen, otherwise Aberayron, is willing and desirous at his own Expense, to rebuild, enlarge, improve and maintain the said Quay or Pier, and also to improve the said Harbour”. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. All team members have been re-trained in the correct hand washing method and frequency and temperatures are checked daily. Whether this is your first visit, or you are returning year after year, we hope that you enjoy what Aberaeron has to offer. We ask you to be mindful of social distancing, in corridors and on arriving and leaving the building. The rock breakwater will provide shelter to the harbour entrance and will break the incoming waves, taking the energy out of these waves, which in turn will reduce the height of the waves entering the harbour, reducing the risk of overtopping and flooding. Today one of Aberaeron’s main industries is tourism and visitors from all over the world come  to our town and experience for themselves the ‘Jewel of Cardigan Bay’, taking with them a little bit of it  in their hearts as they leave. Whether you enjoy a stroll around a Georgian country estate, chilling out on the beach or a hearty harbour meal after a train ride, Aberaeron, on the Ceredigion coast, is a place where all visitors can explore and unwind. Aberaeron has a dynamic coastline with a legacy of flooding and damage from storms. Above is an extract from a Special Act of Parliament dating from 28 July 1807 which gave life to our town, thanks to the vision of Reverend Alban Thomas Jones Gwynne, Lord of the Manor of Aberaeron. Welsh Government to take rail franchise under public control, Virtual conference to update on transformative North Wales…, Additional £1m secured for tenants thanks to housing…, Mum bakes a sponge cake every day for entire month for…, Welsh bakers triumph in Bread Heroes Awards, Views sought on Aberaeron coastal defence scheme. The harbour dries at LW and is only accessible 1.5 hours either side of HW. Photos of the rooms are on the clickable links below. Many of the houses surrounding the harbour were owned by the local sea-captains and many are names after those far flung destinations for example Gambia, Melbourne. Aberaeron Town and its Harbour are important to the economic wellbeing of the County. Ceredigion County Council offices are based in Aberaeron. Situated between Aberystwyth and Cardigan, this ‘jewel of Cardigan Bay’ is home to the headquarters of Ceredigion County Council. Seafarers, farmers and townspeople alike had many a hostelry to choose from as at its height Aberaeron boasted some 35 public houses. All original rooms have great sea views. Hand sanitizer stations are available at the entry doors and in your room. Over time, climate change will result in increases in still water levels by approximately 1m which will be accompanied by increased storminess, we now see storms happening more frequently and Quay Parade has suffered numerous breaches over recent years.

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