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Llanfaelog beach is a largely sandy beach backed by sand dunes. This is in the middle of a large stretch of sand and is within easy reach of both Llanfaelog village and Rhosneigr. A popular family beach and also with windsurfers, surfers and canoeists. The beach is also known as Porth Tyn Towyn. Read more…
Ryde Pier was a group of three separate piers: – a promenade pier (now a listed building) – an electric tramway pier (now gone) – and a steam railway pier (still used although not by steam trains). Pier History Designed by John Kent of Southampton, the construction started in 1813 and completed in 1814. The pier was constructed to solve Read more…
The Gwithian Academy of Surfing’s surf school and shop are situated at Gwithian which is the Northernmost point of the lonh Hayle beach in St Ives Bay. Read more…
The Pier Arts Centre was established in 1979 to provide a home for an important collection of British fine art donated by the author, peace activist and philanthropist Margaret Gardiner. Alongside the permanent collection the Centre curates a year round programme of changing exhibitions and events. The arts centre is within original listed buildings and pier that characterise the historic Read more…
Rhyl beach is long and sandy that stretches for almost 2 miles from the Clwyd Estuary to Splash Point. Rhyl is a large, bustling resort in North Wales and the beach is popular for traditional seaside activities. Read more…
The cafe serves breakfast until 12 and hot food served all day with some seasonal evening events. Indoor and outdoor sitting options with some great views over the lake. Boat hire during the summer season. Read more…
Great Mattiscombe beach is an unspoilt sandy beach with access from the cliff top coast paths. The beach has plenty of rock formations to explore. The beach has No facilities with access from the coast path. Read more…
Shakespeare Cliff marks the closest point of Great Britain to continental Europe. On a clear day, the cliffs are easily visible from the French coast. Read more…
Bristol Museum and Art Gallery is an outstanding museum and well worth visiting. It houses collections from all over the world. Children love this museum as there are family friendly areas where they can listen to stories that come to live with puppets or a stage performance in a crystal cave or create their own dinosaur and listen to animal Read more…
Mottistone Manor Garden is full of surprises set alongside an Elizabethan manor house in a peaceful valley setting. Children’s flowerpot trail, family activity packs and walks to the Long Stone and beyond. Read more…
Dylan Thomas Boathouse is where poet, writer and broadcaster Dylan Thomas (1914-1953) lived in Laugharne for the last four years of his life. As well as the tearoom with wonderful views of the Taf estuary and the Gower beyond, there is a furnished front parlour, an upstairs exhibition area showing a 24 minute film and a shop. Read more…
Birling Gap is a beautiful pebble beach set below the dramatic backdrop of the Seven Sisters chalk cliffs. The beach is good for hunting fossils in the chalk on the beach or exploring the low tide rock pools. The beach is managed by the National Trust and you also have large grass areas to explore along the cliff tops. Pay Read more…
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