Saint Govan's Chapel

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Bosherston, United Kingdom

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Historical landmark· Historical place· Hiking area· Tourist attraction

Saint Govan's Chapel Reviews | Rating 4,8 out of 5 stars

Saint Govan's Chapel is located in Bosherston, United Kingdom on St. Govan's Head. Saint Govan's Chapel is rated 4.8 out of 5 in the category historical landmark in United Kingdom.

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St. Govan's Head

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kiki maddocks
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A great little find. Love finding historic places like this on walks. Steep but very manageable steps down to it and your able to walk through and out the building. Wish there was some historical information about it. Definitely worth visiting it.

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Jen
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Stunning location. I’ve wanted to visit here for years and I wasn’t disappointed. We had the place to ourselves. Access to the coast is via a live firing range site so do check if access is possible beforehand if you can. We arrived the morning of our visit to find the gates closed until 4.30pm. Luckily we had the time to return that afternoon as I was told that the following 2 days the site was closed for the full day so access wouldn’t be possible those days. Really worth visiting though!

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Robert Potts
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Amazing place, always wanted to go here but only just managed it. Steps are a little steep but we'll worth it

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Jonathan Conway
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Lots of steps and no toilet facilities, but it is a a hidden gem of the Pembrokeshire cost. You have to cross a military firing range to get there, so it's not always accessible, but if you can visit it is a beautiful tiny church, hidden in a cleft accessible from the cliff top path. This area of the coastal also boasts beautiful views. Well worth a visit.

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Russell Cross
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Little chapel nested into the cliffs. Walk down a crooked stone path, through the chapel and it opens up for a view of the sea. Do check if the RAC firing range has not closed access before visiting, as the only road to it will be closed if the red flag is up. We came in the evening so it was totally peaceful with no one around. Worth a visit while in the area and there is lots of interesting history to it. Legend has is 'no mere mortal can count the steps' and they will always be different from the way down to the way up...hmmm.

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