Wales, a passionate country, known for its rugged landscapes, stunning coastline and medieval castles, is a fantastic place to go on holiday. Boasting three national parks, and over 1,600 miles of coastline, it is no wonder it is often dubbed as the adventure capital of the UK. From surfing on the Gower Peninsula to hiking […]
>> Read full articleWales is home to some of the most stunning mountain scenery in the UK. The rounded peaks, striking landscape and well trodden paths in the Brecon Beacons are perfect for scenic hiking routes. Further north, the more rugged and often challenging terrain of Snowdonia National Park provides a perfect playground for more experienced mountaineers looking […]
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Northern Lights Calculator The Best Days of the Year to See The Northern Lights Our analysis reveals that 7th November is the best day of the year to be in with a chance of spotting the Northern Lights dance across the UK’s national parks. On this date, there has been Northern Lights activity across all […]
>> Read full articleWell 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 […]
>> Read full articleIt 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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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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If you are planning a holiday to Wales with kids, this post will help guide you through the top things to do to keep the whole family happy during your stay.
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Britain is notorious for bad weather with Wales being right up there as one of the places where a little rain is definitely to be expected. The beautiful thing about the Brecon Beacons (as well as the magnificent forests, waterfalls, mountains and landscapes) is there is still so much to do on a rainy day. […]
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Tucked away on the far south westerly corner of Wales you will find the hidden gem of Pembrokeshire. Whether you are ripe for an adventure or are simply looking to relax in breath-taking scenery, the combination of the towering sea cliffs, stunning beaches and unspoilt coastal paths is hard to beat. Coupled with wild moors and […]
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If you like long sandy beaches, stunning coastal walks and an abundance of wildlife, you should seriously consider a holiday to Cardigan and the Ceredigion coast in west Wales. The award winning beaches make it the perfect spot to catch some waves, build a sandcastle or watch wild dolphins play in the sea. For those […]
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