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Best 1 Newborough Warren

Newborough Warren is a coastal dune system on the southwestern shore of Anglesey, Wales, designated as a National Nature Reserve. The site contains one of the largest areas of sand dunes in Wales and supports fixed and mobile dune grasslands, salt marsh, and sandy beaches. The reserve is adjacent to...

8.84 Great
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Outstanding dune, forest, beach, and mountain panorama with red squirrels and rich wildlife; parking pressure and crowding affect peak periods.

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2 Gogarth Cliffs

The Gogarth Cliffs are sea cliffs on Holy Island, off the coast of Anglesey in northwest Wales. Their steep faces are composed largely of quartzite and form a climbing area known for exposed routes above the sea, with access and conditions affected by weather and tides. The site is intended for expe...

8.09 Great
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Internationally respected adventurous sea climbing and formidable geology, with appeal concentrated among experienced climbers.

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3 Cors Bodeilio

Cors Bodeilio is a nature reserve located on the island of Anglesey in Wales, characterized by its limestone fen and wetland habitats. The site is designated as a National Nature Reserve due to its high ecological value and rare calcareous flora. It supports specialized plant species adapted to alka...

7.66 Good
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Internationally important limestone fen with rare plants and birds, highly valued by naturalists; small scale and wet access limit general appeal.

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4 Melin Hywel

Melin Hywel is a historic Welsh watermill renowned for its role in regional agricultural processing and its preserved traditional grinding machinery.

5 Craig Gogarth

Craig Gogarth is a sea cliff on Holy Island near Holyhead, part of the Gogarth climbing area on Anglesey in north Wales. The cliff includes a face of about 400 feet and is associated with traditional climbing routes developed during the expansion of Welsh sea-cliff climbing in the 1960s. It is inten...

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