Explore Brombil Reservoir Port Talbot Dam Pass

Nestled in the scenic Margum valley, Brombil Reservoir offers a promising future for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts. Although currently a private site, plans are in place for activities like hiking, canoeing, and eco-friendly filming opportunities. With its striking turquoise waters and lush surroundings, this area is perfect for trekking through woodlands or enjoying a day of outdoor exploration. Join fellow adventurers and nature lovers to explore the beauty of the reservoir and contribute to vital conservation efforts.

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   Brombil Reservoir

   Brombil reservoir and land is nestled within a valley on Margam mountain. Entry to the reservoir, is via a footpath which is approximately 900m long. This is positioned on the west side of the site and accessed from the small community of Brombil. This is perfect for nature enthusiasts, adventurers, filming and those with a keen interest for ecology. It is known locally as “Blue Lagoon” and has become famous in recent years with social media influencers with its eye-catching turquoise waters surrounding by hills forests and neighbouring MargamCountry Park. Public transport links include Port Talbot Parkway mainline rail station together with localbus services serving the surrounding vicinity. Road links include the M4 Motorway which links Swansea to the west and Bridgend and Cardiffto the east. Travellers can only walk or visit. No other activities allowed.

• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

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