Doctor Who Experience - Cardiff Wales. Yet-Y-Gors Campsite and Fishery, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire. Welcome to Yet-Y-Gors, a beautiful and peaceful site but not far from local attractions and amenities.
The stars are amazing and the sunsets fantastic. The site consists of four lakes surrounded by 17 acres of unspoilt countryside, but you don't have to be an angler to stay with us - we are open to all. A well-equipped six-berth static caravan overlooking the lakes is available for hire. Our fishing lakes are open to all levels of ability from novice to expert, and we can supply all you need for a day's fishing.
There is plenty of room so you can expect to enjoy a peaceful day. A well-equipped six-berth static caravan overlooking the lakes is available for hire. The ancient, sacred, regenerative, death-defying yew tree. Tree-ring dating runs into the same problem of hollowness.
Searching for the perfect beach – in Pembrokeshire. I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, and all I need is a neoprene wetsuit, an inflatable kayak, a telescopic fishing rod, a body board, a power kite, a slimline collapsible barbecue, two moon chairs, a windbreak, and several large dry bags jammed with other essential gadgets.
How did I ever manage in the past? 5 U.K. Travel Itineraries for the Mature Traveller. Caerphilly Castle: Visit the Largest Castle in Wales. Caerphilly Castle. Cardigan ~ breathtaking scenery and beautiful beaches. Cwmtydu Beach Once a smugglers cove Cwmtydu lies to the south west of New Quay.
The Beach is predominantly shingle with an area of sand exposed at low tides. The cove is relatively safe, with due care and respect, for various water sports including windsurfing, surfing, canoeing, and sailing. The beach is dog friendly all year round The area is well known locally for being a good place to spot dolphins and seals: but if they don’t make an appearance the setting sun will not disappoint you. Llangrannog Beach Boasting superb coastal scenery coupled with two sandy beaches; the main one and the adjoining Cilborth Beach in a hidden cove.
Penbryn Beach A day out at Penbryn needs to be planned but is well worth the extra effort involved. Tresaith Beach Tre-saith is named after the River Saith that cascades over the cliffs to Tresaith beach. Cardigan Bay Walks West Wales Ceredigion Coast Path. Last year was an exciting year for walkers in Wales and visitors exploring Wales on foot with the opening of the 870 miles of the Wales Coast Path.
The path is now well established, with clear signing and spectacular walking especialy along the stretch from Cardigan to Borth. The coast and countryside around Cardigan Bay is ideal hiking country, offering a delightful range of walks for both experienced and casual walkers. Above is a map of some of the circular and linear walks and hikes for you to enjoy around Cardigan Bay. Follow the links ablove to download the maps, which come complete with useful information on special points of interest along the way. The wild life, flora and fauna of Cardiganshire Coast and Country are truly remarkable.
Don't miss the 2014 Walking Festival. Ordnance Survey Blog » Walk of the week – Nash Point and Llantwit Major circular walk. The Wales Coast Path was officially opened on Saturday – the world’s first country to have a complete coastal walk.
To celebrate, we have a lovely circular walk which takes you along part of the coastal walk starting near the lighthouses at Nash Point and into the picturesque town of Llantwit Major, about 20 miles south-west of Cardiff. It’s an historic town with a history stretching back over 3000 years. The narrow winding streets are lovely to walk around – although do take care as most don’t have pavements. Gardens of Cardigan Bay West Wales. Cae Hir Gardens Experienced horticulturists, expert gardeners and those who just delight in visiting beautiful gardens, will all find plenty to see, and enjoy.
Many of the gardens specialise in particular plants so there is a great opportunity to find some unusual specimens for your own garden. All the garden owners are great enthusiasts and delight in sharing their knowledge and experiences with you. If you are visiting The National Botanical Gardens or Aberglassney, The Garden Lost in Time, why not stay on the coast around Cardigan Bay. Enjoy the natural delights of this peaceful, un-crowded area.
Cae Hir is a very special Ornamental Garden not to be missed when you visit Lampeter. For full information on the gardens listed above including opening times and facilities see The National Garden Scheme website www.ngs.org.uk. Prehistoric forest arises in Cardigan Bay after storms strip away sand. A prehistoric forest, an eerie landscape including the trunks of hundreds of oaks that died more than 4,500 years ago, has been revealed by the ferocious storms which stripped thousands of tons of sand from beaches in Cardigan Bay.
The forest of Borth once stretched for miles on boggy land between Borth and Ynyslas, before climate change and rising sea levels buried it under layers of peat, sand and saltwater. Scientists have identified pine, alder, oak and birch among the stumps which are occasionally exposed in very stormy winters, such as in 2010, when a stretch of tree remains was revealed conveniently opposite the visitor centre. The skeletal trees are said to have given rise to the local legend of a lost kingdom, Cantre'r Gwaelod, drowned beneath the waves. Coflein. Site Details Map Reference Grid Reference Unitary (Local) Authority.
Visit the Lost Gardens of Dewstow, Wales. Wales Travel Guide - Powys - Hay-on-Wye. Straddling the border of England and Wales, Hay-on-Wye (pop. 1,300) is Europe's largest permanent used-book market, with about 60 bookshops selling all kinds of publications imaginable.
The village's first second-hand bookshop opened by in 1961. Aberglasney House and Gardens in Wales, Carmarthenshire, UK.
Caerfai Bay Caravan & Tent Park Pembrokeshire - Caerfai Bay Caravan & Tent Park Pembrokeshire. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - Events for 2012. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - Home. Pembrokeshire-Coast-Nationalpark. Der Pembrokeshire-Coast-Nationalpark (walisisch: Parc Cenedlaethol Arfordir Penfro) ist ein Nationalpark entlang der Küste von Pembrokeshire in Wales. Er ist der einzige Nationalpark in Großbritannien, der hauptsächlich an der Küste liegt. Er ist bekannt für große Brutkolonien vieler Seevogelarten. Aufbau des Parks[Bearbeiten] Den Park mit einer Gesamtfläche von 620 km² gibt es seit 1952. Er teilt sich in vier Bereiche auf: den südlichen Teil, zu welchem auch die Insel Caldey gehörtdas Gebiet um den Daugleddau, östlich von NeylandHaverfordwest, sowie der westliche Teil der Grafschaft mit der St.
Ein bekanntes Naturphänomen ist die in der Meerenge zwischen Küste und der vorgelagerten Insel Ramsey entstehende Gezeitenwelle, die sogenannte Bitches. Pembrokeshire Coast Path[Bearbeiten] Der Pembrokeshire Coast Path ist ein Wanderweg. Touristeninformationen und Sehenswürdigkeiten[Bearbeiten] Es gibt 13 Informationszentren im und um den Park. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - Carew Castle and Tidal Mill. Home » Enjoying » Places to visit » Carew Castle and Tidal Mill. Explore The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Rise at dawn and you’ll get Barafundle Bay all to yourself – it will be worth it. This deep, yellow horseshoe, backed by dunes and bordered by angular cliffs of lichen-covered limestone, has been named as a star among British beaches. Yet expectation does not diminish the thrill when it comes into view, framed by a derelict doorway in what remains of the 18th-century wall built to enclose a deer park. Home - Pembrokeshire Coast - National Trails.
Enjoy Pembrokeshire. Walking in Pembrokeshire provides a feast of choices with circular walks, gentle strolls, full day yomps, and wheel chair and easy access paths a plenty. You can even tackle the Pembrokeshire Coast National Trail with 186 miles of Coast Path stretching from Amroth in the South to St Dogmaels in the North. Skomer Boat Trips - Pembrokeshire Islands - Skomer, Stokholm, and Sheerwater Boat Trips. Skomer Island Visit one of West Wales' most picturesque islands, with its stunning and varied wildlife. From a sea strewn with rafts of guillemots, razorbills and puffins, to exposed headlands, towering offshore rocks and sheltered inlets, home to the birds and mammals of this amazing island Nature Reserve. Experience at close quarters the sights and sounds of Skomer Island on one of our amazing boat trips, tailored to suite you and your family.
We offer a number of different ways to see Skomer:- The Wildlife Trust of South and West WalesThe Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales. Join professional Welsh photographer and lecturer, Andy Davies, for an unforgettable day on Skomer Island learning how to use your digital camera to capture the stunning landscapes and rich wildlife. This is a truly world class destination and the memories will stay ingrained for a lifetime. The unique experience of being within inches of the iconic puffins will remain ingrained forever and one can just imagine Sir David Attenborough commentating in the background. Andy provides hands-on expert guidance to small groups in taking control of their camera to capture memorable images.
Whether a complete beginner, enthusiast, aspiring professional or seasoned photographer, Andy gives comprehensive tuition to suit all levels in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. Home.