SOUTH


From the woods and riverbanks of the Wye Valley at its eastern gateway (an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’) to the sea-cliffs of Pembrokeshire in the far west, South Wales will come up with the kind of experience you’re looking for. Spend time in Cardiff, Wales’s cosmopolitan capital where art, shopping, sport and history compete for your attention along with the city’s fresh, exciting waterfront. Discover industrial heritage on a gripping scale in the South Wales Valleys before moving on to the Gower Peninsula (another ‘AONB’) and the sweeping sands and rich farmlands of Carmarthenshire, the ‘Garden of Wales’, both areas that inspired the writings of Dylan Thomas. Then fi nish off in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park (the UK’s only coastal-based National Park), a 186-mile shoreline of untouched beaches, soaring headlands, tiny harbours and a thriving wildlife.


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The Brown’s Fields Lodge Cathedral 73 Elm Grove Y Garth


Lovesgrove Llety Cynin


Restaurant James Sommerin Mansion House St Lawrence


The Old Vicarage Newbridge on Usk Penrhiw Hotel Priskilly Forest Roch Castle Stackpole Inn Town House Wilton Court


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Carmarthen St Dogmaels Gower


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Milford Haven Cardiff Tenby


Newport Tenby


St Clears Penarth


Llansteffan Tenby


Moylegrove Usk


St Davids


Near Fishguard Roch / St Davids Pembroke Cardiff


Ross on Wye Llanelli


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