Glamorgan Seascape Pathways is “well-researched and well written… a lot of information but it is presented in a totally accessible and user-friendly manner… a good idea for a book, one that will be useful to anybody who is interested in the topography, geography and history of the southern Vale of Glamorgan, either as a walker, or as an armchair traveller… fascinating”. Phil Carradaice, write and broadcaster

The book covers 12 short linked walks along the coast linking the end of the Heritage Coastline at Gileston/Aberthaw with Cardiff Bay. There was an intention by the former South Glamorgan County Council to make this ‘the Glamorgan Seascape Pathway’, a continuous right of way via Barry and Penarth, hence the book’s title. There are another 40 walks inland from, but in sight of the Bristol Channel, making a short walk for each week of the year. However, walks may be linked, and many are circular.