Cardiff Bay

As Europe’s largest waterfront development, Cardiff Bay has changed beyond all recognition over the past 15-20 years and is now home to a multitude of attractions such as:

The stunning Wales Millennium Centre (WMC)
Home of the Welsh Assembly Government
Techniquest Science Discovery Centre
The Norwegian Church
Craft in the Bay
The Atlantic Wharf Leisure Village
Goleulong 2000 Lightship

From a past as the largest coal exporting port in the world, Cardiff Bay (affectionately known locally as Tiger Bay) has been completely transformed into a hub of leisure and sporting activities and is currently preparing itself for the £700m landmark project of an international Sports Village!

The turning point for investment in Cardiff Bay was the construction of the barrage which was completed in the late nineties, transforming the estuary into a freshwater lake. You can travel around the bay area by river taxi stopping at Penarth Marina, Mermaid Quay or the city centre, outside the Millennium Stadium!

Cardiff Bay from the air is an impressive sight since the implementation of the Cardiff Bay Barrage.

Developments available:
Aprilia House
A perfectly located development at the bay end of Lloyd George Avenue.
Celestia
A stylish development sitting right on the waterfront, adjacent to the Welsh Assembly building.
Century Wharf
With on-site leisure facilities this development is one of our most popular.
Ocean Buildings Development
Located directly opposite the Wales Millennium Centre (WMC)
Ocean Reach Development
A exclusive development in the very heart of Mermaid Quay.

So many visitors to Cardiff desire apartment accommodation in the city centre but when they realise that the bay is just a few minutes drive from the centre, most visitors like to stay in Cardiff Bay to get the best of both world’s - living in the bay whilst enjoying the city centre at arms length!