Be Safe in Aberystwyth

The town of Aberystwyth is one of the few places in Great Britain where there is practically no crime. Here, you still can leave your bicycle, motorcycle or even house unlocked without it immediately guaranteeing theft or burglary. There are no serious health risks in terms of communicable diseases. The greatest dangers here are probably too much alcohol consumption or the risk of small injuries, which might occur when walking along the towns stony and winding paths.

Safety

If you take proper precautions, you can enjoy a safe holiday at the university and seaside town of Aberystwyth. Like in any other place, do not leave valuables visible in your car. Try to avoid areas that are unknown to you if you are alone or if its late at night. Despite the low crime rate, there's still is a slight risk of danger.

Police: 999

Health

There are no serious health issues regarding communicable diseases. The most serious danger will most likely be falling ill due to drinking too much alcohol, while there is also a risk of minor injuries, which might happen when out walking along the uneven tracks.

Bronglais District General Hospital: +44 1970 623131
Emergency services: 999

Travel insurance

Aberystwyth is one of the safest towns in Britain, yet arranging a travel insurance package before commencing your travels here is recommended. Accidents can and do happen. Losing valuable belongings such as a wallet, purse or camera when you are not insured makes things rather unpleasant.

In general, Aberystwyth is not hazardous to walk around, but there are some walking paths which need extra attention in terms of preventing a fall. Comprehensive travel insurance should always cover you for theft, accidents and loss of luggage.