Picture RSPB South Stack
It's official Wales is one of the top 10 regions to visit in 2012. This week the world's first coastal path to cover an entire country has been officially opened in Wales.
Stretching from the mouth of the River Dee in Flintshire in the north to Chepstow in south, the Wales Coast Path covers 870 miles (1,400km). The network also links into the Offa's Dyke Path - creating a 1,030 mile (1660km) route around the whole of Wales.
Lonely Planet's Best in Travel: top 10 regions for 2012 has Coastal Wales as their number one region to visit.
And this is what they had to say about Coastal Wales:
"What a wonderful thing: to walk the entire length of a country’s coastline, to trace its every nook, cranny, cliff-face, indent and estuary. How better to truly appreciate the shape – and soul – of a nation?" Read more...
So if you do fancy a break from the hectic 24/7 modern world, to relax and enjoy the idyllic welsh coastline in relative peace why not visit Anglesey.
To find out more about the coastal path around Ynys Môn - Anglesey please visit the following websites:
Visit Anglesey - Coastal Path
Friends of Anglesey Coastal Path
One of the highlights amongst many on the Coastal Path is the RSPB Nature Reserve at South Stack.
The coastal path also caters for sport enthusiasts i.e it forms part of a series of coastal marathons see endurancelife - Coastal series Anglesey.
See aslo:
Anglesey Walking Holidays - an award winning company and local experts in offering customers a tailor-made holiday on the Anglesey Coast Path.
Celticos for guided themed and nature walks, craft & hobby courses in Snowdonia and Anglesey.
Stretching from the mouth of the River Dee in Flintshire in the north to Chepstow in south, the Wales Coast Path covers 870 miles (1,400km). The network also links into the Offa's Dyke Path - creating a 1,030 mile (1660km) route around the whole of Wales.
Lonely Planet's Best in Travel: top 10 regions for 2012 has Coastal Wales as their number one region to visit.
And this is what they had to say about Coastal Wales:
"What a wonderful thing: to walk the entire length of a country’s coastline, to trace its every nook, cranny, cliff-face, indent and estuary. How better to truly appreciate the shape – and soul – of a nation?" Read more...
So if you do fancy a break from the hectic 24/7 modern world, to relax and enjoy the idyllic welsh coastline in relative peace why not visit Anglesey.
To find out more about the coastal path around Ynys Môn - Anglesey please visit the following websites:
Visit Anglesey - Coastal Path
Friends of Anglesey Coastal Path
One of the highlights amongst many on the Coastal Path is the RSPB Nature Reserve at South Stack.
The coastal path also caters for sport enthusiasts i.e it forms part of a series of coastal marathons see endurancelife - Coastal series Anglesey.
See aslo:
Anglesey Walking Holidays - an award winning company and local experts in offering customers a tailor-made holiday on the Anglesey Coast Path.
Celticos for guided themed and nature walks, craft & hobby courses in Snowdonia and Anglesey.
4 comments:
Enjoy it while you can the turbines are on the march!
I'm still getting my pedantic head around how the Offa's Dyke path is part of the 'coastal' walk around a whole country. ;)
On t'other hand: well done to those responsible for giving Welsh tourism a huge boost.
Maybe we go for a complimentary 'stable's and inn's' bridal path trekking holiday round the island, for horses and riders?
Promo - you read my mind! Very sustainable way to holiday!
http://savepenrhos.co.uk/
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