Wales

History, nature and gardening lovers alike, we have the perfect stack for your trip to Wales! Visit Powis Castle and Garden, a mighty medieval castle that sits dramatically atop a beautiful, world-famous garden. Discover centuries worth of fascinating history, explore tranquil gardens, …

If you want an exciting day out, then head to Black Gold Underground for a close-up experience of the coal mines of Rhondda Valleys. During your visit you will be led by the experienced guides who have actually worked in the coal …

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 …

Broad Haven is a small village with an attractive safe bathing beach of firm golden sand. It has been a popular seaside resort since the 1800s. The only evidence remaining of the coal industry is a large ‘Slash’ pond 200 yards inland …

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 …

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 …

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 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, …

In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit… this time, not in The Shire, but in Pembrokeshire! Have you ever wanted to replicate the cosy comforts of hobbits, sitting by your own fire with a glass of good beer and …

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 …

Looking for a way to spice up your holiday in Wales? Do you want to get your heart pumping after a long week at the office? Then we have the perfect activity to add to your stack – adventure awaits you at …

Go on a Doctor Who-themed tour in Cardiff and be amazed by how many locations from your favourite time travel show are filmed in that area. It’s a Doctor Who tour for fans by fans and during your 2-hour tour, you will …

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 …

Have you ever wanted to learn Welsh? Or do you want to find out more about Welsh heritage and culture? Well, we’ve got the perfect activity to add to your stack. Visit Nant Gwrtheyrn in Gwynedd to experience first-hand Welsh culture, heritage …

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 …

There’s no shortage of wild adventures to be had in Wales, being home to 3 beautiful national parks. The Preseli Venture, in the Pembrokeshire National park, is one of the best places for it – combining coastal adventures, holiday packages and spectacular …

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 one of Britain’s most under-appreciated cities being host to years of fascinating history, culture and modern development. If you want to find out more about the city, then luckily, this Irishman turned Cardiff local has the solution. Take a 2.5-hour …

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 …

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 …

Aberglasney Gardens is regarded as one of Wales’s finest gardens, pushed into the limelight by the BBC television series “A Garden Lost in Time”, in which they restored it to its former glory. It’s perhaps most famous for its iconic Elizabethan Cloister …

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 …