Haunted Places in Wales

Witnesses describe the terrifying cry of the Gwrach y Rhibyn, traditionally heard as a warning of death or disaster.

The site is associated with cold draughts, eerie whispers and full-bodied apparitions reported at the isolated rectory overlooking Rhossili Bay.

The site is associated with the spectral figure Benedict y Diffoddwr associated with local supernatural traditions around the island.

Staff and visitors report time-slip-like sightings of smugglers and pack ponies appearing around the ancient inn before vanishing.

Reports include a White Lady said to wander around old manor ruins and the historic village after dark.

Local accounts describe a phantom horse and other strange experiences reported around the prehistoric burial chamber and nearby haunted field.

Witnesses describe a dark-shadow woman and ghostly boy figures associated with the shoreline between Swanbridge and Penarth.

Witnesses describe Lady Blackbird, the murdered Lady Margaret Blackbourne, said to roam the village seeking revenge.

Reports include a Cavalier, a young girl, a fireside woman and a hostile Victorian farrier reported around the old inn.

The site is associated with the ghost Jeffrey moving bottles, glasses and chairs, with particular activity reported around bedroom two.

Staff and visitors report footsteps, disembodied voices, dark shadows and child spirits reported around the historic hall.