Todas Sitios — Wild Atlas Guide

Berwyn National Nature Reserve

Where the Berwyn Mountains rise across the borderlands of north Wales, upland moorland and mixed woodland create a landscape of

Where brackish lakes meet windswept dunes and the North Atlantic’s influence shapes every living thing, Kenfig National Nature Reserve spreads

Windswept tidal flats and rocky outcrops define this reserve on Holy Island, where the North Sea’s relentless rhythm shapes both

Where the Inner Hebrides rise from the Atlantic, Rum’s landscape embodies the raw drama of Scotland’s northwest. Steep ridges and

Where the South Downs meet the English Channel, the chalk cliffs of Seven Sisters rise in a dramatic sequence of

Across the Severn Estuary’s southern reaches, where the Gwent Levels meet tidal mud and reedbed in a mosaic of wet

Where the River Dyfi widens into a broad coastal basin, a 2,400-hectare mosaic of saltmarsh, reedbed, mudflat and freshwater wetland

Where limestone grasslands meet freshwater lakes and coastal dunes, Stackpole unfolds across the Pembrokeshire peninsula as one of Wales’s most

Where the Kintyre Peninsula’s moorlands descend toward the Sound of Jura, Taynish National Nature Reserve protects one of Scotland’s finest

Limestone cliffs rise dramatically from the Irish Sea along the Conwy coast, their windswept summits offering sanctuary to a mosaic