Star Springs, Pembrookshire, SA35 0AW, Wales, UK

A small stone shelter protects the natural spring's mouth, which is found on the village green next to the St. Cennydd churches gates. Also known as St. Cenydd's Well. It can be found in the small village of Llangennith (Gower Peninsula, South Wales).

It used to have a water factory that bottled the water. The spring winds its way through the valley, passing by sacred and ancient rock. Watersmeet Car Park can be parked. From there, you can either walk down to the tearooms or continue downstream. The old factory is still standing and water is still flowing out. Alternativly, you can walk on the Myrtleberry-signaled path.