The Welsh Triangle: 1977 UFO Reports and Humanoid Encounters in Pembrokeshire

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In 1977–78, Pembrokeshire, Wales, saw a wave of unusual sightings centered on the area later nicknamed the Welsh Triangle, including a Broad Haven school group reporting a yellow cigar-shaped craft and a local farm family enduring months of eerie phenomena and humanoid encounters, later chronicled in ufology journals and books and shaping a lasting, contested tale of extraordinary activity.

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The Welsh Triangle: 1977 UFO Reports and Humanoid Encounters in Pembrokeshire

Starting in 1977 around St. Brides Bay, Pembrokeshire, a string of sightings—schoolchildren reporting a yellow cigar-shaped craft near Broad Haven, a Ripperston Farm family enduring months of eerie events including a football-shaped craft, and a dramatic Stack Rocks encounter with a round whitish disc, a doorway, and metallic and silver-clad beings—coalesced into the Welsh Triangle and, chronicled in ufology journals and later Dyfed-focused works, helped forge an enduring, debated lore of extraordinary phenomena in the region.