Abereiddy is a nice surf spot located on the Pembrokeshire coast in Wales. It's known for being an uncrowded W-facing beach with a pretty laid-back vibe. The beach can handle solid swells and offers some decent shelter from S quadrant winds, making it a good choice when other spots are blown out. Right nearby, you'll find the 'Blue Lagoon,' which is popular with those looking to do some cliff jumping.

The surf here works best with swells coming from the SouthWest and West, and it can handle sizes starting from about 2ft (0.6 meters). The waves break over sand, giving it that classic beach vibe, and you can catch lefts and rights depending on the swell and tide. For the best sessions, aim for low to mid tide, and if the winds are blowing from the East, you’re in for a treat.

Access to the beach is straightforward, with parking available right behind it. If you're into cliff jumping, the nearby Blue Lagoon just over the headland to the North is definitely worth a visit. Overall, Abereiddy is a solid option for surfers looking for something off the beaten path.