Built into a dramatic cliffside overlooking the sea, St Govan's Chapel is one of Wales' most atmospheric historic sites.
Built into a dramatic cliffside overlooking the sea, St Govan's Chapel is one of Wales' most atmospheric historic sites. The tiny medieval chapel is associated with Saint Govan, a mysterious 6th-century hermit said to have lived in the area. Visitors descend a staircase through the cliffs to reach the chapel, creating a memorable experience combining history, legend and landscape. Its coastal setting makes it a highlight of the Pembrokeshire coastline.
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