Welsh coast

Welcome to the Wales Coast Path THE WALES COAST PATH follows the whole Welsh coast for 870 miles from top to bottom. Wales is the only country in the world with a continuous path around its entire coast. Making it one of the best walks in Wales. The Wales Coast Path (or Llwybr Arfordir Cymru, in Welsh) promises unbroken

Llangrannog, a small seaside village in Ceredigion, West Wales - many memories of holidays spent here

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A photo of one of Llanddwyn's carved oak gates has become an online sensation

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The Welsh coast in Pembrokeshire, Wales is a great place to go on a weekend in Wales. It’s one of the best places to visit in Wales, UK.

From the well-loved Cornwall coast to the secret sandy spots in Scotland, we've searched high and low to bring you our pick of the best beaches in the UK

These must-see places to visit in Wales should be on every traveler's list. From medieval cities on the beach to blue lagoons, these are the best spots!

Dunes are what Shell Island is all about, especially for the young. The southern part of the campsite is amongst huge dunes, with unfeasible walls and blown mounds of sand just waiting to be exlpored. Beyond the dunes is a vast expanse of beach which runs several miles south to Barmouth.