Elegug Stacks and Green Bridge is a scenic spot in south-west Wales. Located on the coast of the Pembrokeshire National Park, it's a popular spot for lovers of the Atlantic and photographers alike.
Elegug Stacks consists of 3 limestone pillars standing proud from the cobalt-blue sea, believed to be formed during the Jurassic period when the sea level was much lower. The stacks are often seen with a 'green bridge' - an arch in the middle pillar. The landscape is both wild and rugged, and the vigour of the Atlantic can be felt in both weather and sea. Birds, porpoises and seals are commonly seen in the area. Getting here is relatively easy thanks to the 'Pembrokesire Coast Path', which you can access from nearby Gwbert and follow the scenic route past beach coves and the majestic castle of St. David.
Elegug Stacks consists of 3 limestone pillars standing proud from the cobalt-blue sea, believed to be formed during the Jurassic period when the sea level was much lower. The stacks are often seen with a 'green bridge' - an arch in the middle pillar. The landscape is both wild and rugged, and the vigour of the Atlantic can be felt in both weather and sea. Birds, porpoises and seals are commonly seen in the area. Getting here is relatively easy thanks to the 'Pembrokesire Coast Path', which you can access from nearby Gwbert and follow the scenic route past beach coves and the majestic castle of St. David.
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