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First-night base on the River Dee; canal, town and easy evening wander.

Wild Pheasant Hotel & Spa booked for 5 Sep.

Scenic drive north from Llangollen towards Ruthin.

Historic market town and useful stop on the scenic route to Conwy.

First night of the trip.

BOOKED for Saturday 5 September 2026.

Medieval walled town, harbour and castle; strong candidate for night two.

Major medieval castle beside the town walls.

Big coastal views with flexible walking options rather than a mountain summit.

Promenade, pier and useful alternative overnight base to Conwy.

Historic hotel on Conwy High Street.

Boutique alternative if central Conwy options are full.

Waterfront comfort and spa with Conwy estuary views.

Traditional country-house spa option near Conwy.

Pretty Menai Strait town with castle and waterfront.

Lighthouse, rugged coast and Puffin Island views.

One of the standout coastal viewpoints on Anglesey.

Short coastal walk with dramatic sea cliffs.

Relaxed beach village; good lunch or coffee stop.

Gentler circular walk combining lake and beach.

Village, estuary, dunes and beach in one short loop.

Castle and waterfront stop between Anglesey and the Llŷn Peninsula.

Huge beach and one of the peninsula's prettiest coastal areas.

Beautiful beach/headland destination; ideal for a walk and drink by the water.

Tiny, remote cove on the north-west Llŷn coast.

Small end-of-the-world village at the western tip of Llŷn.

Distinctive beach famous for its squeaking sand.

Livelier coastal village with restaurants and accommodation.

Seafront hotel in Aberdaron; location is the main attraction.

Special-night coastal country hotel near Abersoch.

Hand-built straw-bale woodland roundhouse with wood burner.

Dramatic wooded river gorge near Beddgelert — one of Eryri's most beautiful spots, with the riverside Fisherman's Path walk.

On the route between the Llŷn and the Eryri coast.

Italianate fantasy village; allow roughly 2-3 hours.

Castle town with huge beach and mountain backdrop.

Wide sandy beach; worth lingering if the weather is good.

Standout coastal camping stop directly on the route.

Strong spontaneous weather-dependent camping candidate.

Good overnight candidate at the mouth of the Mawddach Estuary.

Flat-ish estuary walking with mountain scenery all around.

Pretty harbour town and easy coastal stop.

Larger seaside town; useful stop but not essential overnight.

Colourful Georgian harbour town; excellent overnight area.

Harbour, colourful houses and Cardigan Bay wildlife.

Small beach village surrounded by cliffs.

Choose a manageable section of this attractive coastal stretch.

Boutique harbour hotel; one of the strongest normal-hotel picks.

Small luxury alternative in Aberaeron.

Small coastal town and good lunch stop.

Wild headland and lighthouse.

Tiny former industrial harbour village with dramatic coast.

Dramatic flooded quarry and coastal scenery.

Tiny city, cathedral and ideal base for a slower two-night stop.

Large sandy beach near St Davids.

Gorgeous narrow harbour village.

Huge beach directly on the coastal route.

Sea-view camping close to Caerfai Beach and St Davids.

Do not confuse with Caerfai Farm, which has different minimum-stay rules.

Boutique B&B option for St Davids.

Contemporary art hotel; treat-night option.

Converted American school bus with hot tub.

Secluded woodland hideaway with stargazing view and log burner.

Wilder, less manicured Pembrokeshire coast.

Huge exposed beach backed by dunes.

Gentler scenic walk through the famous lily ponds.

National Trust estate and access point for Barafundle.

Top-tier beach reached on foot; one of the trip's priority stops.

Colourful harbour town with beaches, pubs and restaurants; strong overnight base.

Seaside village and location of the standout St Brides spa.

Back-to-nature camping near Tenby with fire pits.

Keep as optional until exact minimum stay is confirmed.

Boutique B&B option around Tenby.

Handmade circular cabin among trees.

Standout spa stop with sea-view hydrotherapy pool.

Best candidate for one indulgent spa day mid-trip.

Non-negotiable Gower stop if the weather is decent.

Coastal walk from Rhossili; crossing itself is tide-dependent.

Enjoy the viewpoint even if you do not cross to Worm's Head.

One of the most photogenic beaches on the route.

Good beach option for a lower-effort day.

Best Gower-area base if you want restaurants and pubs in walking distance.

Spectacular clifftop setting above Three Cliffs Bay.

Only use if you decide to stay two nights on Gower.

Wild beach/surf atmosphere close to Rhossili Bay.

Characterful country inn in the middle of Gower.

Romantic country-house option.

Seafront guesthouse for a more walkable evening base.

Handmade shepherd's hut with wood-fired hot tub and firepit.

Beach-sauna style wellness stop on Gower.

Exact operating details/link not yet verified; treat as a research pin.

Big cliffs and broad beach on the Heritage Coast.

Pick a short coastal section for the final day.

Lovely final wild-coast lighthouse stop.

Small peaceful adults-only campsite near the Heritage Coast.

Potential final camping night.

Optional final seaside night.

Optional city stop; lower priority than extra time in Pembrokeshire or Gower.