Rhoose

Rhoose (Welsh: Y Rhws) is a village in the Vale of Glamorgan a county of Wales and is the home of the Cardiff Wales International Airport. The adjacent village of Font-y-gary is covered in this article as well.

Get in

By plane

🌍 Cardiff Airport (CWL ^IATA), ☎ +44 1446 711111. The airport is served by a number of airlines including Flybe, KLM, Thomson Cook and Skybus. KLM provide worldwide links to Cardiff via Amsterdam Schiphol. Domestic services operate daily to Anglesey, Belfast, Newcastle, Newquay, Jersey, Glasgow and Edinburgh. As for European routes, Amsterdam, Paris, Madrid, Dublin, and many other holiday routes such as Faro, Palma de Mallorca and Alicante, operate daily. (updated Oct 2016)

By train

🌍 Rhoose Cardiff International Airport railway station. On the Vale of Glamorgan line that runs between Cardiff and Bridgend (updated Oct 2016)

By car

12 miles south of the M4 between Cardiff and Bridgend, 9 miles south east of Cowbridge.

Get around

See

🌍 Rhoose Point. works of art made from rock and coastal rock platform (updated Oct 2016)
Penmark Castle. Once belonging to the Umfravilles family. Nowadays a part of a 13th-century stone curtain wall survives along with a semi-circular tower. (updated Nov 2016)

Do

Buy

Eat

Raj Kinara (Indian), Fontygary Caravan Park.
🌍 Fontygary Inn, Fonmon Rd,. (updated Nov 2016)

Drink

Sleep

🌍 Fontygary Caravan Park.
🌍 Holiday Inn Express Cardiff Airport, Port Rd, ☎ +44 1446 711117. (updated Nov 2016)

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