Cromlechs, standing stones and hillforts
From prehistoric standing stones, cromlechs and hillforts to Roman remains, Celtic crosses and early churches, the 1440 kilometre/870-mile Wales Coast Path gives walkers countless opportunities to explore Wales’ long history and ancient culture. Prominent sites include the reconstructed burial chamber at Bryn Celli Ddu on Anglesey to Caerleon Roman fortress and baths, near Newport in South Wales.
Plan your trip
Wales is a dream destination for independent travellers. The Welsh Coastal Path is easy to reach by bus, train and plane, hire car or campervan. Stay in a cosy hotel, holiday home or friendly B&B. And don’t forget holiday insurance. It pays to plan ahead. Book Now
