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The Glamorgan Heritage Coast, 14 miles of unspoilt coastline and breath taking scenery.
Popular with fishermen this is the rockiest beach along this coast, and marks the eastern end of the Glamorgan Heritage Coast.
The Amelia Trust is a Care Farm set on 160 acres of countryside in the beautiful Vale of Glamorgan.
Barry Island has 24 vibrantly coloured beach huts with excellent views across Whitmore Bay.
Experience a real-life railway in operation and learn about the history of railways in Barry and beyond. The Railway is open on dates throughout the year for families, groups and rail enthusiasts, offering a fun and enjoyable trip.
An independent museum run primarily by the Barry at War History Group.
Discover the historic towns of Llantwit Major and Cowbridge by following their Blue Plaque town trails.
Discover the art, sculptures, architecture, buildings and attractions around the 500 acre freshwater lake.
The Country Park covers 100 hectares of land and water and is a haven for local wildlife. New for 2021 is a fabulous new children's play area.
Cosmeston Medieval Village is one of Wales' leading open-air museums and a popular heritage attraction within the Vale of Glamorgan. Discover how people lived and worked in the village circa 1350 with guided tours.
Cowbridge & District Museum
A thriving weekly local produce market held each Saturday in the popular market town of Cowbridge.
The Cowbridge Physic Garden Trust (CPGT) have recreated a physic garden in Cowbridge, on the site of an area that was once part of Old Hall, the home of the Edmondes family from the eighteenth to the twentieth century.
Off the beaten track, Cwm Nash Beach - also known as Monknash, is the perfect quiet get away.
Much loved by the locals and attracting many visitors every year, although officially called Dunraven Bay, it is also often referred to as Southerndown beach taking its name from the nearby village.
Discover Dunraven Gardens situated at Southerndown
A peaceful oasis on the outskirts of Cardiff, Dyffryn Gardens covers more than 55 acres.
Unique South Wales heritage property hosting a fascinating family attraction. The Castle and its beautiful gardens are open to the public where visitors will be delighted by dinosaurs, fairies and medieval history brought to life.
We offer customers high quality, seasonal food to buy from the shop or to eat in our restaurant in a beautiful setting overlooking the Thaw valley. Produce comes from our own farm on Penllyn Estate and from many local, Welsh suppliers.
Hensol Castle Distillery is located in the cellar of Hensol Castle where there is a craft spirit distillery, bonded warehouse, gin school and visitor experience.
Popular with families and surfers alike, Cwm Colhuw beach is packed with all the facilities you need for a family day out.
Continuing its long and illustrious story, and now as one of the last surviving ships of it's type, the MV "Balmoral" offers a wide choice of coastal day excursion cruises.
Nash Point, in the heart of the Glamorgan Heritage Coast, is a spectacular location to visit.
Situated at Nell's Point, Barry Island - the National Coastwatch Institution (NCI), looks out over the Bristol Channel and beyond.
Remains of a stone Norman castle, situated in a delightful spot alongside the River Ogmore.
Ogmore is one of the most popular beaches for visitors along the Glamorgan Heritage Coast due to its expansive golden sands and fertile rock pools.
Medieval manor with extravagant Tudor additions and status symbols
Penarth Pier stands majestically looking out over the Severn estuary and is home to the iconic 1929 art deco styled refurbished Pavilion building.
