Wales

Southerndown, also known as Dunraven Bay, is a predominantly sandy beach, with rocky areas exposed at high tide. It is located along the Glamorgan Heritage Coast, and is enclosed by spectacular cliffs. The beach itself is popular for swimming, and watersports such …

This attraction in a historical, charming town of Merthyr Tydfil not far from Cardiff offers a fun day out indoors or out, with a fascinating museum, gallery and more located in a beautiful 160-acre parkland space on the edge of the Brecon …

If you’re looking to relax or explore the Welsh countryside and learn a fascinating piece of it’s history, then we’ve got the perfect activity for your stack. Llanerchaeron Estate, near the costal town of Aberaeron is an estate dating back 400 years, …

It can be easy to forget that the UK has so many places of natural wonder – Llanbedrog in Lyn Peninsula, on the outskirts of Snowdonia, even served as inspiration for JRR Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings, where he took a family …

Just a short journey away from Wales’ capital Cardiff is one of Britain’s treasures – golden sands await at Whitmore Bay, a perfect getaway or day out with family or friends. The answer for beach holidays doesn’t always lie on a flight …

If you’re visiting Wales, then we’ve got a must-do activity for your stack! A short journey from the lovely town of Aberystwyth is Devil’s Bridge, a fantastic nature trail in the heart of the Cambrian mountains, home to beautiful waterfalls and fascinating …

If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre, or just want a day out to explore the beauty of South Wales, then we have a great activity for your stack – take a trip to …

Get ready for a proper adventure in the heart of Snowdonia: if you want an unforgettable outdoor experience, whatever the weather, interest, or aspiration – then the National Outdoor Centre is a must-do activity to add to your stack. Nestled in the …

If you’re looking for a peaceful holiday or trip out from the city, then the Glamorgan Heritage Coast is your answer. Home to 14 miles of beautiful, natural coastline with spectacular views and remarkable beaches, an abundance of wildlife, imposing cliffs and …

Wales has some of the best-preserved nature and wildlife spots in England, as well as some of the most interesting historical spots – this island, 5 miles off the coast of Cardiff, combines those two features into one fascinating day out and …

Calling all birdwatchers! The Cardiff Bay Wetland Reserve is the perfect way to escape the hubbub of the city without ever leaving Cardiff! The Wetland Reserve is owned and managed by The Harbour Authority, who developed the site into the wildlife wonderland …

Only less than a mile off the coast of the beautiful Pembrokeshire national park lies a remarkable island that is a must-do for any nature-lovers, wildlife admirers or anyone who wants to see some of the most special environments that Britain has …

Come and see a beautiful hidden gem of the Welsh coastline! Caerfai Bay is a stunning beach tucked away, hidden at high tide. It sits between some magnificent cliffs, a key feature of this area. Come low tide, a sparkling golden sandy …