Great British Trips — Wales
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Wales
Castle visits, mountain hikes, coastal paths and boat trips, shaped into a Welsh journey made entirely around you.
Brecon Beacons
Why Wales
A land of unexpected delights.
Medieval cities, exceptional coastline, sumptuous mountain ranges and national parks packed with beauty. Whether you want a city break, a seaside escape or fresh-air adventure, Wales has a thousand ways to surprise you.
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Hand-picked Wales itineraries
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Wales’ most beautiful corners
Wales’ westernmost county is made for coastal wandering: rugged cliffs, hidden coves, golden beaches and wildlife-rich waters, with fishing villages and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path waiting along the way.
Explore Pembrokeshire
Just over an hour from Cardiff, the Brecon Beacons offer trails for every pace. Experienced walkers can take on Pen y Fan, while gentler routes reveal waterfalls, valleys, market towns and sweeping views.
Explore the Brecon Beacons
Wales’ largest national park is home to Snowdon, more than 100 lakes, dramatic coastline, slate heritage and mountain railways. Walk, ride or simply soak in the scenery.
Explore Snowdonia
Cardiff blends castle history, museums, lively markets, Cardiff Bay and a warm city buzz. It is also the perfect base for exploring South Wales and the surrounding countryside.
Explore Cardiff
Conwy pairs medieval walls and a mighty castle with harbour views, independent shops and easy access to Llandudno, Anglesey and the mountains of Eryri.
Explore ConwyMust-see places
Welsh escapes
Wales FAQ
Planning your Wales trip?
Where is Wales located?
Wales is located on the western side of Great Britain. It borders England and is surrounded by the Irish Sea to the north and west, and the Bristol Channel to the south. Its capital is Cardiff.
What cities should you visit on a trip to Wales?
Cardiff, Swansea, St Davids, Llandudno and Llangollen are all worth considering, with each offering a different mix of culture, coast, history and countryside.
What should you visit on a trip to Wales?
Top places include Snowdonia National Park, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Brecon Beacons, Caernarfon Castle, Conwy Castle, Tenby, Llandudno and the Isle of Anglesey.
What to do in Cardiff?
Explore Cardiff Castle, visit National Museum Cardiff, enjoy Cardiff Bay, catch a performance at Wales Millennium Centre or soak up the city’s markets, restaurants and nightlife.
When is the best time to go on holiday in Wales?
Summer is ideal for coast and outdoor adventures. Spring and autumn bring milder weather and fewer crowds, while winter offers cosy retreats and festive atmosphere.
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