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Welcome to Ceibwr Bay and the famous Pwll y Wrach, or the "Witches Cauldron".

Part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, the geology around here is unbelievable. Ceibwr displays deeply incised cliffs, sea caves, and folded formations. At Pwll y Wrach, a collapsed cave near the sea.

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This breathtaking image captures the rugged beauty of the Pembrokeshire coastline. The foreground is filled with wispy coastal grasses, dotted with small wildflowers. Beyond lies a stunning vista of turquoise waters embracing dramatic rocky outcrops and cliffs. The sea, a mesmerising blend of blue and green hues, crashes against the base of imposing rock formations, creating white foam. In the distance, the coastline stretches away, revealing a series of headlands and bays. The interplay of golden sunlight on the cliff faces and the deep shadows in the crevices accentuates the raw, sculptural quality of the landscape, showcasing nature's artistry along this wild Welsh shore.
The image captures a breathtaking view of the rugged Pembrokeshire coastline near Ceibwr Bay. Steep, grass-covered cliffs plunge dramatically into the turquoise waters of the Irish Sea, their rocky faces weathered and striated. The coastline stretches into the distance, revealing a series of jutting headlands and secluded coves. In the foreground, lush grass and wildflowers, including vibrant red blooms, cling to the cliff edge, providing a colourful contrast to the deep blue sea below. White-capped waves can be seen breaking against the rocky shore, highlighting the wild and untamed nature of this stunning stretch of the Welsh coast.
This captivating image showcases the dramatic coastal scenery of Pwll y Wrach, or the "Witches Cauldron", in Pembrokeshire. The foreground is carpeted with a vibrant mix of green and russet ferns, leading the eye to a spectacular collapsed sea cave. The circular cove, reminiscent of a cauldron, is embraced by steep, grass-covered cliffs streaked with exposed rock. A narrow, winding footpath can be seen tracing its way down the cliff face. The turquoise waters of the Irish Sea lap at the base of the cliffs, creating white foam where they meet the rocks. In the distance, the rugged coastline stretches away, its contours softened by the warm light, whilst fluffy clouds dot the blue sky above.
This striking image showcases the jagged, rocky shoreline of the Pembrokeshire coast. In the foreground, weathered rock formations dominate, their surfaces mottled with patches of grey, gold, and rusty orange lichen. The rocky outcrops stretch diagonally across the frame, leading the eye towards the turquoise sea beyond. In the distance, a dramatic sea stack rises from the water, its pointed silhouette stark against the horizon. The grassy cliff tops are visible to the left, providing a soft contrast to the harsh, angular rocks. White-capped waves crash against the shore, emphasising the rugged beauty and raw power of this windswept coastal landscape.

Ceibwr Bay & Pwll y Wrach, Pembrokeshire, Wales, Summer

Heading for the Witches Cauldron.
Ian Cylkowski (Ian Cylkowski Photography.)
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