The remains of two partially collapsed rock-cut path runs diagonally up the cliff face and represent a landing place indicated on the tithe map of 1840. There is a small beach, partially exposed at low tides, with a slipway at its base.

There are further landing place on the east (NPRN 421075) and south west of the Island (NPRN 421079).

Louise Barker, RCAHMW, June 2015

Sources
Brewers P., 1993 Cardigan Island: A survey. Unpublished B. A. Dissertation submitted to the Department of Archaeology, St David's University College, Lampeter.
Brewers P., 1994 Cardigan Island, Y Ferwig (SN 161 515). Archaeology in Wales 34, 3-6.