The capital of Wales has unique attractions, top-class entertainment, and quality shopping - Cardiff Castle, the Millennium Stadium, National Museum Cardiff, Wales Millennium Centre and Cardiff Bay offer indoor and outdoor entertainment for everyone. Read more...
North Wales is walkers’ paradise: Snowdonia National Park boasts the highest mountain in England and Wales, Anglesey’s full of spectacular sea cliffs, and the Borderlands offer tons of historic places to explore. Read more...
Mid Wales is a fantastic place in which to get lost. Avoid the main roads and you’ll discover some of the most beautiful spots in the country. Read more...
The west coast of Wales is dotted with award winning beaches, rocky smugglers’ coves and great cliff top scenery backed by the grand Cambrian mountains. Read more...
Southern Wales is home to about two thirds of Wales’s population, and it’s a great place for a city break, for active holidays, or for exploring our rich heritage. Read more...
South West Wales stretches out from Swansea and the Gower peninsula across garden county Carmarthenshire to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It’s perfect for a long weekend by the beach or a family holiday in rural countryside. Read more...
