Places in this collection
Castell Kidwelly
attractionCastle Rd, Kidwelly SA17 5BQ, United Kingdom
12Th-century fortress full of hidden corners, with stories linked to a legendary Welsh warrior princess.
View on Google MapsLamphey Bishops Palace
attractionPembroke, United Kingdom
Beautiful, peaceful ruins.
View on Google MapsDefynnog Yew
attraction8 Church Row, Defynnog, Brecon LD3 8SD, United Kingdom
Yew tree said to be anywhere between 1,300 and 5,000 years old.
View on Google MapsCarreg Cennen Castle
attractionTrap, Llandeilo SA19 6UA, United Kingdom
Dramatic ruins perched on a limestone crag, with a natural cave beneath.
View on Google MapsSaint Govan's Chapel
attractionSt. Govan's Head, Bosherston SA71 5DR, United Kingdom
13Th-century chapel tucked between two cliffs, tied to legends of saints, pirates, and healing wells.
View on Google MapsGreen Bridge of Wales
attractionPembrokeshire Coast Path, Pembroke SA71 5EB, United Kingdom
A stunning rock arch formation on the coast! Sometimes the road is shut, so be sure to check before heading out!
View on Google MapsTintern Abbey
attractionTintern Abbey, Tintern NP16 6SE, United Kingdom
Stunning Medieval Abbey ruins steeped in history.
View on Google MapsYnys Llanddwyn
attractionLL61 6SG, UK
An old copper mine, the colours are stunning, particularly in the sun!
View on Google MapsPistyll Rhaeadr(Waterfall)
attractionLlanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, Oswestry SY10 0BZ, UK
Stunning waterfall, take the short walk to the top of the falls.
View on Google MapsRhossili Bay
attractionUnited Kingdom
One of Wales’ most stunning beaches! Look out for wild ponies.
View on Google MapsLlyn Idwal
attractionBangor, UK
Moderate 3 mile hike for some insanely epic views!
View on Google MapsHenrhyd Falls
attractionDol Henrhyd, Coelbren, Neath SA10 9PH, United Kingdom
Tallest waterfall in South Wales, used as the bat cave entrance of The Dark Knight Rises, walk behind the waterfall, pack waterproof clothes, can be slippery, free National Trust car park (SA10 9PH)
View on Google MapsChurch Door Cove
attractionPembrokeshire Coast Path, Manorbier, Tenby SA70 7SH, United Kingdom
Awesome rock formation, 140 steps to get down. Check the tide times.
View on Google MapsCaldey Island
attractionTenby, UK
Located off the coast of Tenby. A beautiful day trip, but you’ll have to catch a ferry!
View on Google MapsCulver Hole
attractionPort Eynon, Swansea SA3 1NN, United Kingdom
A pirate hideout, a smugglers cove, legendary tales surround this historical building built into the cliff face, tricky to find and reach - be wary of the tide times
View on Google MapsRhossili bay Beach
attractionRhossili SA3 1PL, United Kingdom
The beach is too busy
View on Google MapsThree Cliffs Bay
attractionUnited Kingdom
One of my favourite, most stunning viewpoints in South Wales is the view of Three Cliffs Bay from the ruins of Pennard Castle
View on Google MapsMumbles
attractionUnited Kingdom
The cutest seaside town with a pier
View on Google MapsKenfig Sands
attractionNorth Cornelly CF33 4PT, United Kingdom
Stunning nature reserve of sand dunes leading to the sea
View on Google MapsMerthyr Mawr
attractionBridgend CF32 0LS, UK
Home of Europe’s second tallest sand dune, walk from a forest, across the dunes, to the sea
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