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Home to the most southerly point
in Wales, the Vale of Glamorgan is perfect for those who love the
outdoor life and discovering towns and villages packed full of
traditional charm and character.
The county’s dramatic coastline, which includes part of the
14-mile Glamorgan Heritage Coast, is a mix of golden
sandy beaches, spectacular rugged cliffs, secluded romantic coves
and breath-taking views. The Vale is ideal for walking
and cycling holidays, while if you know your swell from your
wipe-out then you'll love the surf on our coastline as well.
You can criss-cross the Vale’s rolling hills and green
countryside to spend countless hours exploring our fascinating towns,
legendary
villages, castles, parks and gardens. The area
is brimming with history, and includes the Tinkinswood Burial
Chamber, which is even older than Stonehenge.
All ages are spoilt for choice by a wide variety of
places to go and
things to do. The
Vale is also compact enough to let you get around quickly and fill
your days with plenty of different activities, either as energetic
or relaxing as you'd like.
Everything you need to know about a visit to the Vale can be
found on this website, while you can also request our free brochure and mini guides to
browse at your leisure.
Contact
If you have any queries and would like to speak to someone for
advice regarding your visit to the Vale, please
call 01446 704867 between 9.30am and 4.30pm,
Monday to Friday. We also have further local information that may be of
use.
Tourism Strategy
You can help shape the vision of tourism in the Vale of
Glamorgan by commenting on a new tourism strategy for the area.
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Where are we?
Find out where we
are and how to get here.
Where to stay
Search for the
ideal place to stay in the Vale.
Places to go
All the sights
you'll need to see.
Things to do
Fun for all the
family - the choice is yours!
Events
Find out what's on in the
Vale.
Find out more
Request our
free 2010 Glamorgan Heritage Coast and Countryside
brochure.
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