The Towns of the Caerwyn Isles
the towns and villages of the Caerwyn Isles are as varied as the landscape itself
History
Railways
Towns
Industries
From bustling ports and industrial towns to tiny settlements tucked away amongst mountains and windswept valleys, the towns and villages of the Caerwyn Isles are as varied as the landscape itself. Explore Llanchala, the islands’ great maritime gateway where ships, goods and passengers have arrived for generations; wander through Feorag beneath its famous falls and towering railway viaduct; or venture to Gwynhaven, better known for its prison, potatoes and somewhat less voluntary visitors. Every settlement has its own story to tell — shaped by local industries, colourful characters and, more often than not, the arrival of the railway that connected these once-isolated communities to the rest of the Caerwyn Isles.
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