This map portrays some of the best Holy Wells, Sacred Wells in Wales. Click on our interactive map below to find the sites of the Holy Wells, Sacred Wells that are featured in the Walesdirectory. Please click on the 'Map Layers' list on the sidebar to find accommodation close to the attraction displayed on the map.

St Winefride's Well - According to the legend, St Winefride's Well first erupted at the spot where her would-be rapist Caradog cut off her head with his sword. Restored to life at the prayers of her uncle St Beuno, Winefri

St Cadfan's Well - The holy well is named after St Cadfan who came to Wales from Brittany in the early sixth century with a party of saints led by Padarn, his brother. His church at Llangadfan is reputedly linked to his

St Celynin's Well - St Celynin’s Well is to be found in the southwest corner of Llangelynin churchyard high above the Conwy Valley, North Wales. The small rectangular pool sits within a dry stonewall enclosure. A stone

Ffynnon Dyfnog, St Dyfnog's Holy Well - The Holy Well of St Dyfnog is situated behind the graveyard at St. Dyfnog's Church, Llanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch, in North Wales. A short walk behind the church leads you to a quiet wooded dell. The wa

St Seiriol's Well - This tranquil location on the eastern tip of Anglesey has been a place of prayer and contemplation for 1,400 years. St Seiriol is believed to have founded his monastery in the 6th Century AD. Pilgrim