Wales

Cleddau Woodlands

Follow the Cleddau waterway through tranquil, ancient woodland, expansive salt marsh and heritage-rich tidal creeks. Its journey from river to estuary is as peaceful and picturesque as they come. | Dilynwch ddyfrffordd Cleddau drwy goetir hynafol tawel, morfa heli eang a chilfachau llanwol llawn treftadaeth. Mae ei thaith o’r afon i’r aber yn llonydd hyfryd ac yn hynod bictwrésg.

Little Milford: SA62 4ET, Lawrenny: SA68 0PR, West Williamston: SA68 0TL

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Two narrow tidal creeks converge at low tide and reveal mudflats and grassy banks. There's a woodland on the left-hand side of the picture and bare, winter trees overhang the creek.

Little Milford: SA62 4ET, Lawrenny: SA68 0PR, West Williamston: SA68 0TL
01646623110
cleddauwoodlands@nationaltrust.org.uk

Opening times for 5 December 2023
Asset	Opening time
Countryside \| Cefn gwlad	Dawn - Dusk

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