Maraig Footpath

The track down to Maraig ends where the sea begins — just grass, sky, and the steady rhythm of the tide against the rocks below.

This is a quiet spot for campervans and caravans who prefer their camping uncomplicated and their views uninterrupted. You'll need to be self-sufficient here; facilities aren't listed, so come prepared with everything you need onboard. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth checking ahead if you're travelling with one. The lack of obvious amenities suggests this is more a place to stop and breathe than a base for big family holidays — better suited to couples or solo wanderers chasing proper peace.

Campfires are a check-on-arrival matter, so ask when you get there if you're hoping for an evening by the flames. Expect simplicity: no frills, no noise, just the kind of coastal pitch where the sound of gulls and the smell of salt air do all the entertaining. Pack in, pack out, and leave it as you found it.