YOU BEAUTY!
WALES
1 The Gower
Where better to start our tour of the UK’s most precious landscapes? Back in 1956, the Gower in South Wales was the first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) to be designated in the UK.
Here, the diverse scenery ranges from impressive hills to wooded valleys and a variety of marshes, but it’s the utterly gorgeous beaches and coastline that most attract visitors to this exquisite corner of Wales.
Enjoy the sweeping three-mile stretch of Rhossili Bay, where you can venture out onto the Worm’s Head, a promontory with a causeway exposed for a couple of hours before and after low tide, or perhaps visit the natural amphitheatre that is Three Cliffs Bay (A). If there’s such a thing as the perfect beach, this might just be it.
Where to stay
With its glorious pitches overlooking the bay, Three Cliffs is a winning choice.
2 Isle of Anglesey
This year has been designated the Year of Outdoors by Visit Wales, and it’s easy to).
