UK Explorer
UK Explorer tag: Regions and landscapes
From the royal fortresses of Conwy, Caernarfon and Harlech to the romantic ruins of Carreg Cennen, Dolbadarn and Dinefwr, the castles of Wales tell one of Britain’s most dramatic stories in stone.
Pembrokeshire feels like a county that has been drawn by the tide rather than a ruler. It is all headlands, coves, harbours, islands, lanes, wind-bent …
Some parts of Britain seem to have understood that they were not especially large and responded by becoming unusually interesting. These are the compact regions …
Some parts of Britain seem to have approached the idea of a coastline with a complete lack of restraint. A nice beach, apparently, was not …
There are some forms of travel that encourage purpose. Get in, get there, move along. Rail travel at its best does the opposite. It gives …
Some walks offer a gentle stroll and a nice view. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path offers 186 miles of cliffs, coves, sea birds, beaches, old harbours, …