Dunraven Castle

The castel doesn't exist anymore.
However wall gardens are amazing. This truly magic place.
Wonderful place to walk and relax.

Beautiful place for a walk, lovely views and well maintained

Walking up from Dunraven bay, we then reached the walled garden, which is nice to look at and walk through. It especially offered some shade which was splendid on that warm day.

When you exit the walled garden on the other side, you can check out a viewpoint a bit higher up or head to another bay if you’re adventurous and want to climb down.

On your way back you can see the remnants of Dunraven castle, which really isn’t much more than bare ruins.

Built as a folly, it's now just a ruin. Not a lot to see, but interesting nonetheless, and worth a visit.
The coastal views are fantastic.

Lovely place to visit. Parking £3 disabled badge was free. Little kiosk in car park.

Gorgeous place for a walk and picnic. Walled gardens are a treat whether for old or young with plenty of room to run around or just sit and share a picnic. Continuing east along the path is the coastal walk which again is a fine treat. Parking £1 for an hour but is a fiver if you intend staying over 1 hour. But there's no admission so parking is the only charge. There is a cafe window there at the parking lot at the foot of the hill but have never tried it. Dunraven Castle is a brilliant place to visit.

Has that air of magic that is wonderful for children - lots of space for them to run around and explore.
Well kept gardens offer a peaceful alternative to the beach.

Actually right now there os only the outer skeleton of the castle, but inside there is a garden with flowers and fruits of different varieties.
Nice place to have a walk around and spend time with family and loved ones