Among the many locations featured in Real Wales, Peter Finch mentions Trefdraeth as part of "Y Fro Efallai" (Welsh for "the vale maybe" - where he claims reality and fantasy mix in paragraph six.

The town that Finch referenced is likely modern day Newport, Pembrokshire (Trefdraeth translates to "town by the beach"). Finch described Trefdraeth as a location where "the sun shines", a view easily seen on Newport's beach and port. Aside from tourism, Newport has amenities for worship in the church of St. Mary's, Newport Sailing Club, and the Pembrokshire Coast Path (186 mile, National Trail of Wales).