Wales

Join the thrill of exploring the wild in the amazing adventure. You will explore and discover the great outdoors in the amazing walks. The Ranch has so many amazing locations, so you are guaranteed to have an exiting time. Children will be …

Ever wanted to see a UFO? One of Britain’s greatest UFO riddles started in the Berwyn Mountains after the alleged ‘close encounter’. The Government is said to have covered up 1974’s event in North Wales, where scores of residents reported a massive …

Looking to take a unique mode of transportation to enjoy a view? Llandudno Cable Cars have been running since 1969 and are the longest passenger cable car system in Britain. Enjoy a pleasant glide 80 feet up over the valleys below. The …

Often referred to as a ‘national icon’, Tintern Abbey is a spectacular 500 year old ruin of a once grand place of worship. It was originally constructed on the 9th May 1131 by Walter de Clare, Lord of Chepstow. It was only the …

Are you looking for some adrenaline while you explore the gorgeous scenery of North Wales? Look no further as Denbigh Gliding has the perfect opportunity for you! Hop inside one of the gliders and set off on the tour of a lifetime …

Wales isn’t only home to Llanfairpwll, the town with the longest name, but also the smallest city! Famous across the world for being a readers paradise and it’s festival of literature and arts, any visitor to Wales must add Hay-on-Wye to their …

Hop aboard this unmissable journey through one of the most stunning parts of Wales in the Brecon Beacons railway! Sit back, relax and enjoy the dramatic scenery of the South Wales landscape as you meander through the valleys of the Brecon to …

If you’re looking for a relaxing day out in Wales, then this 568-acre parkland and botanic gardens is the perfect activity to add to your stack. You’ll find a range of beautiful themed gardens, a national nature reserve and the world’s largest …

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, …

If you want to see some of Britain’s most fascinating history, then Wales is the place to do it – head down to Caernarfon in North Wales to see this mighty castle that has been recognised around the world as one of …

Wales is home to some of Britain’s most stunning scenery, and there’s no better way to take it all in than aboard a historic steam railway. A fantastic journey through ancient woodlands, historic monuments, fields and meadows to rugged mountains. Sit back, …

Come and see a mystical piece of Welsh history! St. Govan was a hermit (though some tales refer to him as more of a thief) living in the 6th century. Some believe that his name, Gowan, is actually Gawain, the Arthurian knight …

Looking for a slow, relaxing day out in If you’re looking for a unique way to experience the beauty of North Wales, then look no further – take the Great Orme Tramway, the only remaining cable-hauled tramway still operating on public British …

If you’re looking for a relaxing way to explore the spectacular scenery of the Snowdonia national park (that doesn’t involve climbing or zip-wiring!), then look no further as we’ve got the perfect activity to add to your stack. Sit back, relax, and …

See the beauty of a lovely corner of Wales in a unique way! The Aberystwyth Cliff Railway is located at the end of the Aberystwyth promenade on Constitution Hill, a huge sloping hill overlooking the lovely Cardigan Bay. It’s the longest funicular …

Parc Penallta in Caerphilly is home to Sultan the Pit Pony, a 200-metre long/15-metre high sculpture of a joyous pony leaping through the hills! It was designed by Welsh artist Mick Petts, partly to act as a wind barrier to buffer the …

Come and see one of the finest examples of natural beauty in Britain! Llyn Llydaw is one of the most visited lakes in the United Kingdom, with thousands of walkers and hikers passing it every year on their way to the summit …

Cardiff is host to a storied history and an amazing culture, and part of that is the Welsh capital’s retail history. Inside Cardiff’s Castle Quarter Arcades is a wonderful selection of shops, eateries, and venues offering an experience like no other, whether …

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 …

This one is for all the Gavin and Stacey fans out there… Relive those on-screen moments on the Gavin and Stacey bus tour on Barry island! The 3-hour tour visits many of the key locations from the TV show, on board a …

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 …

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 …

Many of us have enjoyed the pronunciation of this small village in Wales, probably at the expense of one of our friends. It’s known all over the UK for being the place with the longest-sounding name in the English language (although this …

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 …

Calling all history buffs! St Davids Cathedral is located in St Davids in the county of Pembrokeshire. This ancient piece of Welsh history has been around since the 6th century! For the past 1500 years, people have been visiting this site to …

Get ready for a taste of Italy without having to leave the UK! Portmeirion Village is truly a one-of-a-kind destination. Situated in the idyllic Penrhyndeudraeth area on the estuary of the River Dwyryd, this iconic tourist village was built by Sir Clough …

The Smallest House in Great Britain is a one-up, one-down cottage measuring 72 inches across, 122 inches high and 120 inches deep – it’s no wonder it’s a Guinness World Record holder! Built as an infill between two rows of cottages, it …