Wales

The Pembrokeshire Coast
The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in Wales harbours some of the UK's finest coastal scenery, easy walking and beaches.

Snowdonia
A huge National Park covering coastline and mountain, packed with high peaks, tranquil lakes and white water.

Coed Y Brenin
A beautiful Forest Park in southern Snowdonia with plenty of picnic areas, waymarked walks and roaring waterfalls.

Castles & Abbeys

Caernarfon, Harlech, Carew and Conwy - just a small selection marking thew turbulent history of Wales often fought over and firecely defended.

The National Wetland Centre
A 500 acre reserve renowned as one of the finest estuary sites for wildfowl and wadeing birds.

Black Rock Sands
A massive sweep of sand with a mountain backdrop, at the start of a coastal trek right around the beautiful Llyn peninsula in North Wales.

Beaches

Kiln Park near Tenby's twin beaches, Barafundle, plus many along the Llyn peninsula and North Wales coast are hard to beat.

Pembrokeshire Coast Path

A spectacular foray around the rockiest, trickiest and most rewarding coastline in Wales.

Portmeirion
A unique village in a wonderful coastal setting built in the Italianate style. It's famous for its distinctive pottery, and The Prisoner TV series.

Dolphin Spotting
Take a boat trip into Cardigan Bay where the local dolphin pod are, almost always, waiting to come out to play.

Cenarth Falls
A gorgeous setting for the National Coracle Centre, where the more adventurous can try out this local river transport. Situated near our Greenacres Caravan Holiday Park

Great Little Trains

Let Wales' great little engines transport you back in time at Llanberis, Llangolen, Ffestiniog and Snowdon Mountain railways.