Kenfig National Nature Reserve
Kenfig NNR (includes the area of sand dunes and Kenfig Pool) are designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Glamorgan's largest natural lake, Kenfig Pool, is set on the edge of this beautiful sand dune nature reserve.
Porthcawl Museum
The museum has a great many collections on offer, including the 49th Reconnaisance Regiment formed in 1941, Samtampa Disaster 1947, Railways, The Great War exhibition, archaeological finds and records from local churches.
Porthcawl - Newton Beach
Newton is the most easterly beach at Porthcawl and is a ten minute walk from the picturesque village of Newton.
Rest Bay Watersports Centre
The centre overlooks the beautiful, clean waters of Rest Bay, a blue flag beach, and Porthcawl is one of Britain’s fastest growing surf destinations. Perhaps that’s because it’s a convenient three hour trip from London. That makes it the closest, most consistent watersports destination to the UK capital, and it’s less than an hour from Cardiff.
McArthurGlen Bridgend Designer Outlet
McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Bridgend cements its status as the number one destination for fashion and lifestyle in Wales, offering a year-round saving of up to 60% off RRP.
Wales Coast Path - South Wales Coast
The South Wales Coast and Severn Estuary stretch is 176km/109-mile in length running from Kenfig Dunes near Port Talbot, South Wales to Chepstow
Porthcawl - Sker Beach and Pink Bay
The most westerly pair of Porthcawl’s bays and beaches, Pink Bay and Sker may not be as accessible as the more easterly beaches, but they’re quieter and unspoilt because of it.
Llwybr Coedwig Cymru Trail - Section 3
A circa 80km waymarked pilot section of the Llwybr Coedwig Cymru Trail connecting you to some of the National Forest sites in South Wales. You will see the variety of woodlands and forests, from mixed broadleaf through to productive forests – something for the family to enjoy, nature lovers and those looking for an adventure by foot, wheel or hoof!
St John's House
St John’s House is protected as a Grade II listed building, described as the oldest habitable building in the Bridgend area.
