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Best marks near Sigingstone
Top spots within about 10 miles, ranked by distance and rating.
Llantwit Major Beach
2.7 miles from Sigingstone
Llantwit Major Beach (near the slipway and the eastern end by the cliffs) is a mixed shore mark with a broad sand/pebble...
View markLlantwit Major Cliffs
2.8 miles from Sigingstone
Llantwit Major Cliffs is a stretch of low-to-high limestone cliff and broken rock ledges below the Heritage Coast, fished by walking down...
View markSt. Donat’s Bay
2.9 miles from Sigingstone
St. Donat’s Bay is a small, scenic cove below the cliffs by St Donat’s Castle, with fishing split between rough ground/kelp-covered rock...
View markSt Donat’s Castle Beach
3.0 miles from Sigingstone
Sheltered below St Donat’s Castle and the Glamorgan Heritage Coast path, this is a small shingle/sand beach backed by rock ledges and...
View markCwm Colhuw Bay
3.3 miles from Sigingstone
Cwm Colhuw Bay is a small, sheltered Vale of Glamorgan beach with mixed sand and scattered rock/weed patches, fished mainly by light...
View markMonknash Beach
3.3 miles from Sigingstone
Monknash Beach is a remote, scenic shingle-and-sand bay beneath low cliffs on the Vale of Glamorgan Heritage Coast, accessed via the long...
View markQuick links: Llantwit Major Beach · Llantwit Major Cliffs · St. Donat’s Bay · St Donat’s Castle Beach · Cwm Colhuw Bay · Monknash Beach
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Marks near Sigingstone
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Llantwit Major Beach
2.7 miles from Sigingstone
Llantwit Major Beach (near the slipway and the eastern end by the cliffs) is a mixed shore mark with a broad sand/pebble beach that fishes over sand and broken ground, with patches of rock and kelp close in. Access is straightforward from the car parks and coastal path, but you...
Llantwit Major Cliffs
2.8 miles from Sigingstone
Llantwit Major Cliffs is a stretch of low-to-high limestone cliff and broken rock ledges below the Heritage Coast, fished by walking down signed coastal paths/steps to ledges and gullies (tackle carried by hand). It’s typical rough-ground Bristol Channel fishing: kelpy pockets, snaggy rock and mixed sand/stone patches that produce wrasse...
St. Donat’s Bay
2.9 miles from Sigingstone
St. Donat’s Bay is a small, scenic cove below the cliffs by St Donat’s Castle, with fishing split between rough ground/kelp-covered rock ledges and mixed sand-and-shingle. Access is typically on foot via coastal paths and down to the foreshore (tide-dependent), so it suits mobile anglers travelling light. Expect classic Vale...
St Donat’s Castle Beach
3.0 miles from Sigingstone
Sheltered below St Donat’s Castle and the Glamorgan Heritage Coast path, this is a small shingle/sand beach backed by rock ledges and kelpy gullies that fish best as a mixed rough-ground mark. Access is on foot via coastal paths/steps down to the beach; expect a short walk and slippery boulders...
Cwm Colhuw Bay
3.3 miles from Sigingstone
Cwm Colhuw Bay is a small, sheltered Vale of Glamorgan beach with mixed sand and scattered rock/weed patches, fished mainly by light surf tactics on the flooding tide. Access is on foot via paths and steps down to the bay, with fishing from the sand at low water and closer-in...
Monknash Beach
3.3 miles from Sigingstone
Monknash Beach is a remote, scenic shingle-and-sand bay beneath low cliffs on the Vale of Glamorgan Heritage Coast, accessed via the long footpath from Monknash village/parking. Fishing is mainly surf and rough-ground work: cleanish sand patches can hold flatfish, while mixed ground and nearby kelpy edges produce rays, dogfish and...