North Wales
North Wales has some of the most amazing landscaps not only in the UK but in the world. Home to Snowdonia national park which has trails, waterfalls and family activities as well as some of the most impressive castles and a few of the last walled cities in the wold.
South Wales
South Wales contains the capital of Wales: Cardiff, which holds Cardiff University, Cardiff Castle and is the hub of the country. South Wales also holds some amazing valleys to drive and explore through for explorers of any age.
Castles
Wales has the largest castle density in the world. With more than 600 castles in the country. Some are still fully standing and some are visible ruins, but all are impressive to see. Wales also holds some of the last fully walled towns in the world, offering a unique perspective to how modern living adapts to ancient areas. Every Castle has histrory flowing through it.
Click below to see some of the best castles to visit when travelling to Wales.
Food
Wales have some of the most delicious foods in the world, from something comforting like the Welsh rarebit to something for the sweet tooth like the famous Crempogs(or known as Welsh Cakes).
Click below to see some of the other famous Welsh foods.
- Welsh rarebit
- Glamorgan sausage
- Bara brith
- Lamb cawl
- Conwy mussels
- Leeks
- Laverbread
- Crempogs (Welsh Cakes)
- Sewin and samphire
- Salt marsh lamb
Family Activities
With such a vast history, Wales has anbundance of activities for people of all ages. From slate mines, mountains to climb and high speed zip wiring, theres an activiy for everyone.
Click below to see some of these options for you and your family to do.
Slate Mines
Fun and Scenic Activities
- Zip World Penrhyn Quarry
- Zip World Fforest
- Zip World Slate Caverns
- Go Below Underground Adventures
- The Wire Zip Slide
- Black Mountain Activities
- Go Ape Margam (Treetop Challenge, Zip Lines, High Ropes)
- Go Ape Forest of Dean (Mallards Pike - Treetop Challenge and Forest Segways)
- Cardiff International White Water
Zoos
Mountains
Wales' vast lanscape is filled with mountains. From the high peaks of Snowdonia to the valley's of South Wales, there is a differnt feeling to each mountain area of Wales for one to explore.