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.

Dinefwr, Carmarthenshire

Dinefwr is the only parkland National Nature Reserve in Wales and is bursting with colourful flowering plants – especially in spring. But, Dinefwr’s pretty famous for their bloomin' good Bluebell display on Rookery Ridge. Pick up a map at reception and follow the Cattle trail to see these delightful flowers throughout May.

Spring has sprung at Dinefwr

Beautiful bluebells at Chirk Castle — Beautiful bluebells in the woodland 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

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

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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Llanerchaeron woods are covered with snowdrops, daffodils and bluebells in Spring — The Llanerchaeron woods in Spring covers with bluebells and wild garlic

Llanerchaeron, Ceredigion

Set in the wooded Aeron valley, Llanerchaeron is a Site of Special Scientific known for its fantastic variety of trees, flora and wildlife. From late April you can see bluebells climbing up the banks of Afon Aeron and scattered throughout the woodland. Amongst the purple droplets you’ll see and smell bursts of wild garlic flowers too.

Banks of bluebells