Along the west coast of Great Britain, the world’s longest uninterrupted footpath forges through more than 800 miles of breathtaking scenery. From the serene golden beaches of Rossili bay to the towering mountains of Snowdonia the diverse landscape of the Welsh coast is a geological treasure. Wind and waves carve, shape and chisel this majestic coast. Coves
eroded by the power of the ocean shelter colonies of seals, rolling hills and valleys are manicured by sheep, and nearby islands house thousands of shorebirds. The wild coast of Wales teems with life, reveals geological mysteries and chronicles centuries of human history.