About Caerbwdi Bay(OS):
| This bay has two sets of slabs on its west side, both around 100 feet, the southern one being Belly Buttress. Belly Buttress is semi-tidal, and a rappell rope is useful for the descent to the sea-washed platform at the bottom of the generally lower grade routes. The northeast crag is Cathedral Slabs, with the harder climbs located on it. |
| Nearest town or city: | St. David |
| Directions: | OS157--GR764/242 1.2 miles southeast of St. David's. For the approach, see Craig Caerfai, but continue around the headland and into the next bay and the crags. |
| Latitude, Longitude: | 51.87104, -5.24846 |
| Access Issues: | Update |
| Camping: | Update |
| When to Climb: | Update |
| Quantity of Climbs: | Month |
