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Be’ sy’ mewn enw? What’s in a name?

Well as it turns out, quite a lot actually. Whilst most people may visit Wales to enjoy the rugged mountains, stunning coastline and a hearty slice of Bara Brith, those with an interest in history and heritage may also be keen to discover more about Welsh place names. Not only do they tell us about […]

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Beyond summer: Top tips for a fantastic winter break in Devon

The miles and miles of stunning coastline, rugged moors and vibrant towns make Devon a popular destination for a holiday at any time of the year. Whilst perhaps better known for lazy days on the beach, beautiful picnic spots and picturesque seaside villages with surf shops and ice cream kiosks, it is also a fantastic […]

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Top six adventure holidays in Wales

It is no wonder that the small but diverse country of Wales is often described as the adventure capital of Europe. It’s majestic peaks, fast flowing rivers and miles and miles of coastline have created the perfect playground for thrill seekers and adventure lovers to enjoy. From hiking, mountain biking, caving, climbing, surfing, canoeing and […]

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Nine medieval towns to visit in England

From historic architecture and impressive castles to stunning cathedrals and timber-framed buildings, many of England’s medieval towns have a fascinating story to tell. With so much history and heritage on our doorstep, it is hard to know where to start! We take a look at our top nine medieval towns and cities to visit in […]

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The 11 Best Places to Visit in Snowdonia

Snowdonia sits in the northwest corner of Wales, taking its name from the renowned Mount Snowdon. The area offers guests the opportunity to explore its raw, natural beauty with rugged mountains, rocky terrains and plenty of history.  With 15 peaks above 3,000 feet scattered throughout the area, Snowdonia is an adventurer’s haven. Alongside its mighty […]

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Our Travel Posters Encourage You to ‘Discover the Magic of Home’

With the UK back in lockdown, travel restrictions are currently in place once more. So while we can’t encourage you to explore characterful cottages around the UK just now, we have put a new spin (or perhaps the original spin) on the meaning of the word ‘staycation’ – by inspiring you to enjoy everything your […]

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