Best Attractions near Nash Point Lighthouse

Discover Ewenny Priory, a remarkable Norman Romanesque monastery fortified like a castle, blending medieval spirituality with military might in the Welsh countryside.

Explore the preserved Hut 9 at Island Farm, the site of Britain’s largest WWII German POW escape and a unique window into wartime history.

Explore Fonmon Castle, a rare medieval fortress in South Wales with centuries of history and stunning rococo interiors.

Explore the evocative ruins of Castell Coety, a Norman castle rich in Welsh history and medieval resilience near Bridgend.

Discover top designer brands with up to 60% off in a charming village-style outlet near Cardiff and Swansea.

Discover your roots with the Glamorgan Family History Society’s rich archives and expert community in Aberkenfig.

A tranquil 38-hectare reserve blending ancient woodland, rare wildlife habitats, and coal mining heritage near Pontyclun, Wales.

Explore 220 acres of woodland, meadows, and pebble beach framed by a majestic Victorian viaduct in this vibrant coastal country park.

Experience the grandeur of a historic Gothic Revival castle set in rolling Welsh countryside, perfect for weddings, events, and luxurious stays.

Discover the unique blend of history and craft gin making in the atmospheric cellars of 17th-century Hensol Castle.

Explore a commanding Bronze Age burial mound overlooking Porthkerry Bay, a silent witness to ancient Welsh funerary traditions and prehistoric life.

A lively family-friendly farm park in Bridgend offering year-round indoor and outdoor play, animal encounters, and nature trails for young children.

Tranquil pebble beach and serene gardens with scenic views, family-friendly walks, and free parking near Barry’s charming coastline.

Explore Tinkinswood, Wales’ awe-inspiring 6,000-year-old Neolithic burial chamber crowned by Europe’s largest capstone.

Explore the evocative ruins of Barry Castle, a medieval manor house with a storied past nestled in the heart of Barry, Wales.

A historic Victorian park in Barry blending heritage charm with family-friendly recreation and tranquil green spaces.

A peaceful garden retreat in Wenvoe offering cozy indoor and scenic outdoor dining nestled in nature’s embrace.

Explore 55 acres of Edwardian garden rooms, exotic plants, and woodland arboretum surrounding a grand Victorian mansion near Cardiff.

Step back 6,000 years at St Lythans Burial Chamber, a mysterious Neolithic tomb nestled in the tranquil Welsh countryside near Cardiff.

Discover the Vale of Glamorgan’s stunning coastline, historic towns, and tranquil countryside just west of Cardiff.

Lively golden sands, family fun, and scenic coastal walks combine at Whitmore Bay, Barry Island’s beloved seaside retreat.

Classic seaside fun meets nostalgic charm at Barry Island Pleasure Park, a vibrant family-friendly amusement destination by the Welsh coast.

Explore Barry’s wartime heritage through immersive exhibits and community stories at this free, volunteer-run museum near Barry Island.

Explore the historical landmark Billy Wynt in Llantrisant, where stunning views and rich heritage await every visitor.

Historic King Square in Barry blends Edwardian civic pride with vibrant community life in the heart of this Welsh town.

Explore Llantrisant Guildhall, a historic Welsh landmark revealing centuries of local heritage and vibrant community spirit.

A serene sandy cove on Barry Island offering peaceful coastal walks, geological wonders, and year-round dog-friendly beach access.

A peaceful sandy cove on Barry Island offering coastal charm, geological interest, and year-round dog-friendly visits.

Step inside the historic Royal Mint in Llantrisant to witness coin-making craft, explore centuries of heritage, and strike your own UK coin.

Thrilling treetop adventures and breathtaking coastal views await in the historic Margam Country Park.

Explore 1000 acres of history, nature, and family fun at Margam Country Park’s stunning castle grounds and vibrant wildlife habitats.

Explore Wales’s rich history through authentic buildings, crafts, and landscapes at St. Fagans, one of Europe’s premier open-air museums.

Explore centuries of Welsh history and culture at St Fagans Castle and its vast open-air museum set in stunning Cardiff parkland.

Discover Wales’ rich early medieval heritage through intricately carved stones and evocative sculptures at Margam Stones Museum.

Discover the evocative ruins of Capel Mair, a 14th-century chapel with stunning views and deep ties to Margam Abbey’s monastic heritage.

Explore Caerau Fort, a vast Iron Age hillfort in Cardiff blending ancient history with vibrant community heritage.

Cardiff’s vibrant sports hub offering top-quality 5-a-side football, leagues, soccer schools, and dynamic group activities for all ages.

A serene country park in Cardiff blending rich wildlife habitats with historic canal remnants and scenic trails for all nature lovers.

Historic Victorian park in Cardiff blending heritage charm with vibrant family-friendly recreation and green spaces.