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The Amelia Trust Farm is set in beautiful countryside near Barry in the Vale of Glamorgan. A working farm, it was established to support and educate disadvantaged young people. Here they can learn new skills and develop potential through the skilled staff on hand. The farm is open all year round and people are encouraged to visit and to find Read more…
Whitmore Bay is huge sandy beach that lies between the two peninsulas of Friar’s Point and Nell’s Point. As the tide goes out you get more sand to play on. Whitmore Bay is the main Barry Island beach and is between the smaller Jackson’s Bay around Nell’s Point and the Little Island or Old Harbour beach around Friar’s Point. Whitmore Read more…
The Knap beach is a wide steeply sloping pebble beach popular with surfers. At low tide you do get some sand. As you head along the coast the beach is backed by cliffs and there are good coastal walks near by. Parking is behind the beach and toilets available. Read more…
Bendricks beach is a small sandy beach with the Triassic formations at Bendrick Rock. No facilities but you should be able to find parking on the road within Atlantic Trading Estate. Read more…
Dunraven Bay Beach, also known as Southerndown Beach after the small village nearby, is a sand and pebble beach popular with families and watersports (windsurfing, surfing and kayaks). The beach here is a west-facing beach on the Atlantic coast, off-shore winds from the East generate some good surf. When the tide is out you have a great expanse of sand Read more…
The Sir Samuel Romilly is a Wetherspoon pub in Barry, Vale of Glamorgan. Our pub offers a range of real ales, craft beers and freshly ground Lavazza coffee. Breakfast is served until noon, with our full food menu available until 11 pm. Read more…
Penarth lifeboat station established in 1861 and now operates two inshore lifeboats. Station is only open by appointment, no shop. Read more…
The Welsh Hawking Centre in Barry in the Vale of Glamorgan is where you can get up close to over 200 birds of prey. It enjoys a lovely location, situated in 20 acres of scenic parkland. A great day out for all the family, the Welsh Hawking Centre puts on daily displays of the magnificent birds in action. From falcons Read more…
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park is a country park open to the public located between Penarth and Sully in the Vale of Glamorgan. Enjoy nearly 250 acres of Lakeland, woodland and lovely country walks. Right at the centre of the Park is a large lake which is used for many water sports and is a good place to watch the bird-life. Read more…
Porthkerry Country Park is located on the western side of Barry in the Vale of Glamorgan. The park consists of 220 acres of extensive woodland and meadowland in a sheltered valley and is rich in wildlife. Here you can find way-marked nature trails, picnic sites, a barbecue area and a 12-hole golf course. The Park is open all year round Read more…
Ogmore-by-Sea beach is a west facing beach with sand at low tide and rocks at high tide. The beach is to the East of the River Ogmore estuary and on the other side is Newton Bay beach and the large sand dunes of Merthyr Mawr. The rocky shoreline is popular as a rock climbing location. Depending on the wind can Read more…
The Glamorgan Heritage Coast Centre at Dunraven Park in Southerndown is where you can find out anything you want to know about the Glamorgan coastline. The centre contains a small shop and facilities and is a mine of information relating to the Heritage Coast. From the centre, you can access nearly 14 miles of the coastline, following limestone cliff and Read more…
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