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The gorgeous Welsh village locals don't want tourists to discover
['Alesia Fiddler']
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From Barafundle Bay to Glamorgan, there are plenty of beautiful spots to explore in Wales that attract hordes of crowds.
But there is one gorgeous Welsh village that locals don't want tourists to discover, and for good reason.
Stackpole village, in Pembrokeshire, is home to just 200 residents and is a medieval settlement dating back to 1735.
From Barafundle Bay (pictured) to Glamorgan, there are plenty of beautiful spots to explore in Wales that attract hordes of crowdsBut there is one gorgeous Welsh village that locals don't want tourists to discover, and for good reasons.
However, wardens reportedly don't organise activities that could draw in too much attention from tourists.