Places

The Llywernog Silver Lead Mine is an 18th-century mine located in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains near Ponterwyd in Read more…

Gwyn beach is in the middle of the wide sandy bay at New Quay. All the facilities are in the Read more…

New Quay Harbour Beach is a small sandy beach sheltered by the harbour wall. Between May 1 and September 30, Read more…

Borth Beach is sand with a pebble bank at the high tide mark. The beach is 3 miles long, with Read more…

The North Beach at Aberystwyth is a sloping sand and shingle beach within a sheltered bay. During the height of Read more…

Mwnt Beach is a secluded sandy bay within Cardigan Bay and looks out onto the Irish Sea. The beach is Read more…

Penbryn Beach is a mile-long rural sandy beach owned by the National Trust and backed by cliffs and a dune Read more…

Aberaeron Harbour beach is exposed at low tide, but for those looking to spend time on the beach, go for Read more…

Gilfach yr Halen beach is a small remote sand, shingle and stone beach. This beach is less busy than is Read more…

Patch beach is a small sandy beach located on the North shore of the Teifi Estuary. The beach faces into Read more…

Ceibwr Bay beach is a beautiful bay and starts a wild section of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Park. Most of this Read more…

Aberaeron South Beach is a shingle/pebble beach located next to and south of Aberaeron Harbour.  At low tide, you do Read more…