Ceredigion and Gower and remoteness
Ceredigion vs. Gower: A Comparison of Remoteness
This is probably a bit subjective, but I’m curious—do you think the Ceredigion coast offers a greater sense of “remoteness” compared to the Gower Peninsula? Feel free to consider factors like landscape, crowds, or any other criteria that come to mind. Just to note, I’m referring to the early part of June.
That’s an interesting question! Both Ceredigion and Gower have their own unique charms and can feel quite remote, but I’d say the Ceredigion coast often has a stronger sense of isolation. The scenery is stunning, with rugged cliffs, secluded beaches, and less developed areas, especially if you explore places like the areas around Strumble Head or Cardigan.
In early June, while both regions begin to see more visitors, Ceredigion might still feel quieter compared to the increasingly popular Gower, particularly around spots like Rhossili or Three Cliffs Bay, which are major attractions. The Gower Peninsula can attract more crowds due to its reputation and accessibility, leading to busier beaches and trails.
Overall, if you’re seeking a sense of solitude and natural beauty in a less crowded environment, Ceredigion may offer that “remoteness” you’re looking for. Of course, it depends on the specific locations you choose to visit, but there’s definitely something uniquely tranquil about the Ceredigion coast!