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Villages & Resorts in Wales in generalNewest Review: ... inhabited Caldey Island. There are plenty of other trips to see puffins, seals and fishing trips which can all be booked from a couple of booking huts at the top of the ramp. From Castle beach you can walk to neighbouring South Beach which runs for well over a mile and is partly walled by sand dunes. The popular Kiln Park caravan site can also be accessed from this beach. The other beaches are worth a mention too. North beach is an long alcove that has a nice cafe at one end and the harbour at the other end. There are clifface steps that lead from the streets above to North Beach but they can be really hard work climbing back up! The tow... more |
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by vickiorr83 - written on 24/10/08 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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Tenby is a beautiful seaside resort in the west of Wales. The first thing to mention about Tenby is the wonderful beaches which have Blue Flag awards for their cleanliness. The most popular of these is Castle beach where a concrete ramp leads from the lower part of the town to the beach. On the ramp is a lovely cafe (try the soup!), a shop selling beach goods and most importantly the toilets! The beach is lovely and sandy and the water clear and clean. You can board the boat excursions from this beach that visit the Monk inhabited Caldey Island. There are plenty of other trips to see puffins, seals and fishing trips which can all be booked from a couple ...
by derek-a - written on 13/08/05 (Very useful, 1317 readings)
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When people think of holidaying in Wales, they always think of North Wales with Snowdonia, Rhyl and other seaside resorts. South Wales, within easy reach of from most parts of the country, has tended to be associated with coal mining and heavy industry. But now, steeped in history and legend, it is a most fascinating place for the visitor. In this review I intend to take you on a "trip" around my land of my fathers, South Wales. We will explore Cardiff City, the move up around Brecon to the North, travel around to see a little of West Wales, around the Gower Peninsular and back again to Cardiff. Let's go... In it's history ...
by Themaddog74 - written on 28/08/04 (Very useful, 166 readings)
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My partner and I went on our summer holiday at the end of June to North Wales. we were planning on going to cornwall too the beaches, but due to us having a car accident in llanrwst, we had to reduce our trip to just north wales. most of this review focuses on the snowdonia national park. My first impression of the welsh people was "they're a really nice bunch of people". Imagine being on your merry way on a trip and suddenly this is torn apart and you have no transport. everyone that we met in wales went out of their way to help us and find us some accommodation, take care of my car etc. It was late in the afternoon when we finally ...
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