ONE of the most romantic places to propose in west Wales is in the Black Mountains.
West Wales Holiday Cottages has shared its top romantic locations to pop the question to a loved one this Christmas.
It comes after an increase in people across Wales begin to prepare to make the holidays an extra special occasion by proposing as searches for ‘Clogau engagement rings’ have increased by 60 per cent in the last three months in Wales, with searches for jewellers H Samuel increasing by a huge 130 per cent.
West Wales Holiday Cottages has included Llyn Y Fan Fach in Carmarthenshire in its top four most romantic places to propose in west Wales.
There are more than 12,000 Instagram posts showcasing the beauty of the lake – which lies on the northern margin of the Black Mountain. It is perfect for avid walkers as there are many footpaths running through the area providing stunning views of the countryside and the natura wild water sanctuary is perfect to pop the question near.
Sian Davies, West Wales Holiday Cottages’ property expert, said: “Wales it is one of the most breathtaking and romantic locations for a proposal in the UK!
“Between the picturesque countryside, stunning sandy beaches and awe-inspiring nature and wildlife, west Wales makes for the perfect setting for your memorable proposal. And if you don’t believe us, we even have our own patron saint of lovers, Santes Dwynwen, who watches out for all true lovers in Wales – the perfect witness to your next big step with your partner.
“If you want to bask in the moment and start straight away with an engagement moon, west Wales also offers a collection of cosy, romantic cottages. You can plan a romantic getaway your partner will never forget and fall in love with one of the UK’s hidden gems at the same time!”
If you’re planning something a bit further afield, the remaining top four spots are the Vale of Rheidol Valley, Bosherston Lily Ponds and Barafundle Bay.
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