Wales places to stay

About Wales

There are plenty methods Wales will enchant your
From castles to coalmines, Wales is steeped in history, whilst Arthurian legend even offers powerful backlinks to its stunning landscape. Today’s Wales is just as interesting. It has three nationwide Parks, over 600 castles and much more than 40 Blue Flag beaches.

The craggy Pembrokeshire coastline houses the exhilarating activity of coasteering, and there are many possibilities for abseiling, climbing, surfing, scuba diving, fishing and tennis.

Utilizing the Eisteddfod, Brecon Jazz Festival and Wakeboard musical Festival, Wales is a social oasis for all.

Five TOTALLY FREE things you can do

Big Pit, Blaenavon
This really is one of Britain’s leading mining galleries. Take the famous underground trip and see a section of original functions.

National Wool Museum, Dre-fach, Felindre
Love a remarkable trip of this old mill and discover the process from fleece to textile, see historic machinery in action and view the textile gallery.

Barafundle Bay, Pembrokeshire Heritage Coast
This remote stretch of smooth, fantastic sand can only be achieved via a cliff-top course and steep good through woodlands and dunes had by the National Trust.

Ellin's Tower RSPB Seabird Centre, Goferydd, Holyhead, Isle of Anglesey
See a huge number of reproduction seabirds including peregrine falcons and chough. Shows, information and wonderful views.

Snowdon, Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd
Snowdon (Welsh: Yr Wyddfa) may be the highest hill in Wales. Choose your route to the summit, pack a picnic and, weather-allowing, enjoy on a daily basis of dazzling surroundings.