Bask in bluebells in Wales

The sight of bluebells is a seasonal highlight not to be missed. Whether you want to walk among them, or just sit back and marvel at the view, carpets of nodding blue flowers are beginning to unfold across the countryside and gardens of Wales.

Springtime at Margery Wood, Surrey

Abermawr, Pembrokeshire 

This dramatic section of coastline is also home to peaceful woodland and meadow, which burst into life with speckles of blue in late spring. Take a relaxing one mile circular walk from Abereiddi to Abermawrand and enjoy the spectacle.

Enjoy a peaceful interlude
Looking across a carpet of bluebells in the Old Park towards Bodnant Hall

Bodnant Garden, Conwy 

Following the swathes of daffodils in the Old Park come the bluebells, fanning out from the dappled shade of wooded glades and meadows right down to the riverside gardens of the Dell and Far End.

80 acres of blue
Beautiful bluebells at Chirk Castle

Chirk Castle, Wrexham 

Enjoy a self-led walk through the woods and see the cheerful bluebells and other spring delights at Chirk Castle. Follow the blue trail on the estate walk into the woodland to find all the best places to view this beautiful bluebell woodland.

Lighting up the estate
Close-up of bluebells at Coed-y-Bwnydd, Monmouthshire

Coed y Bwnydd, Monmouthsire 

In spring the gently rolling landscape of this Iron Age hill fort is transformed by a carpet of bluebells, primroses, orchids and red campion, making it a haven for wildlife and visitors alike.

Deep in nature and history
Bluebells in Hardwick woods

Colby Woodland Garden, Pembrokeshire 

See how nature has spectacularly transformed this old industrial area into a tranquil valley garden. The woodland in late spring offers lovely walks through bluebells and other wildflowers.

Reclaimed by nature
Swathes of bluebells under trees

Llanerchaeron, Ceredigion 

In mid spring, the yellow and white carpet of wild daffodils and wood anemone turns to mauve as bluebells emerge. They clothe the wooded slopes at this Site of Special Scientific Interest heralding the return of birds too, such as swallows.

Wander through a wildlife haven
Beautiful bluebells carpet the grounds and woodland surrounding the Keep tower at Penrhyn Castle
Penrhyn Castle   Gwynedd

Penrhyn Castle, Gwynedd

The bluebells have followed hot on the heels of the daffodils this year at Penrhyn Castle. Enjoy a walk around the stunning grounds and gardens to see all the delights these stunning springtime blooms have to offer.

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Bluebells at Plas yn Rhiw, Llyn Peninsula

Plas yn Rhiw, Gwynedd 

Escape to Plas yn Rhiw this spring and discover a sheltered garden with spectacular views of Cardigan Bay. You can’t miss the bluebells; they cover the upper woodland giving a spectacular display.

Unwind among the wildflowers