This map portrays some of the best Nature Reserves in Wales. Click on our interactive map below to find the sites of the Nature Reserves that are featured in the Walesdirectory. Please click on the 'Map Layers' list on the sidebar to find accommodation close to the attraction displayed on the map.

Stackpole Estate - In the south of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, between the villages of Stackpole and Bosherston. Beautiful and varied stretch of coastline, famous for sandy beaches, wooded valleys and lily po

Arthog Bog Nature Reserve - At the west end of the Mawddach Valley, on the edge of the wide sandy estuary and close to the village of Fairbourne is the village of Arthog and the Arthog Bog. Not a very inspiring name but what a b

Ynys Hir Nature Reserve - Set on the south side of the Dyfi estuary in west Wales, this reserve mixes the delights of a Welsh oak woodland with the wet grassland and saltmarshes of the estuary. Spring is a wonderful time to vi

Wood Lane Nature Reserve - Wood Lane is a 81 hectare site, which combines North Shropshire's largest quarry with active nature conservation. The deposits of sand, gravel and clay (including dark greywacke, red speckled grani

South Stack Cliffs - This breathtaking cliff-top site on Holy Island boasts walks, a visitor centre and closed circuit TV to view nesting birds. In summer over 4,000 pairs of seabirds nest at South Stack cliffs. From Elli