Newport and Preselis
Newport, on the edge of the Preseli hills is an attractive, bustling coastal town. It boasts both a
Norman Castle and Church, which stand proudly above this small medieval town on the slopes of
Carn Ingli Mountain.
The Preseli Hills are home to the bluestones of Stonehenge as well as stone circles, Iron Age
earthworks and burial chambers.
Walking in the Preseli Hills makes
a refreshing interlude from the
stunning coast path. The views
from the tops seem to go on
forever.
86
Iron Age Fort
Off the A487 between Newport and Cardigan
Tel: 01239 891319
OPENING HOURS Open daily from Easter to October,
10.00am and 5.00pm (last ticket sold at 4.30pm). The site will be
open daily over the winter months, at a reduced level of entry
from 11.00am to 3.00pm. For further details please telephone.
Owned and managed by Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority,
Castell Henllys is a genuine reconstructed Iron Age hill fort. Signposted off
the A487 between Newport and Cardigan the site offers family events
map ref
throughout the season and daily guided tours along with an exhibition and a
K2
gift shop.
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