• Marcross - Be captivated by the cliffs of Nash Point, a segment of the Wales Coast Path, offering remarkable walking trails with stunning views of the Bristol Channel. Nash Point is a paradise for birdwatchers, with numerous seabirds nesting in the cliffs. Explore Nash Point Lighthouse, a notable 19th-century landmark built to alert ships of the dangerous coastline.
• Dunraven Bay - Enjoy time at Dunraven Bay, a sought-after spot known for its striking limestone cliffs and rock pools. The beach is a favorite among photographers, providing picturesque views and stunning sunsets. It’s also a prime location for fossil hunting, with fossils from the Jurassic period.
• Ogmore Castle - Visit the ruins of Ogmore Castle, featuring remnants of the stone keep, a curtain wall, and a gatehouse. The site is renowned for its scenic setting beside the river, where stepping stones allow visitors to cross when the water is low.
• St Fagans National Museum of History - Take a leisurely walk through St Fagans National Museum of History, one of Europe’s premier open-air museums and Wales’s most beloved heritage attraction. The museum provides insight into Welsh life through history with over 40 re-erected buildings, including farmhouses, a school, a chapel, and workshops. Discover St Fagans Castle, surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, including formal Italian gardens, fishponds, and a rose garden. Visitors can explore the magnificent interiors, decorated to reflect various historical periods.
• Caerphilly Castle - Caerphilly Castle—a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest castle in Wales, second only in size to Windsor Castle in all of Great Britain.

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Discover the stunning cliffs of Nash Point, a highlight of the Wales Coast Path, offering remarkable walking trails with breathtaking views of the Bristol Channel.

Afterward, visit Dunraven Bay, a favored spot renowned for its striking limestone cliffs and rock pools.

Then, explore the ruins of Ogmore Castle, showcasing remnants of the stone keep, a curtain wall, and a gatehouse.

Next, take a leisurely walk through St. Fagans National Museum of History, one of Europe’s premier open-air museums and Wales’s most beloved heritage attractions.

The journey concludes in Caerphilly town, where you can admire Caerphilly Castle—a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest castle in Wales. Entrance is optional; alternatively, enjoy your free time exploring the delightful town, filled with cafes, charming shops, and souvenir spots. Finally, relax and enjoy the return journey to Cardiff to the designated meeting point, wrapping up a day rich with exploration and discovery.

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