Climb Pen y Fan in the south, Cader Idris in mid Wales and Snowden in the north and see the drama of the landscape unfold with every metre climbed, until at last the whole of Cardigan Bay is spread out before your feet.If you prefer less strenuous pursuits take one of the famous little trains of Wales and enjoy stunning views from the comfort of your seat, or book a trip to the vibrant modern capital city of Cardiff. With its own ancient language still spoken in many parts of the Principality, Wales offers you a warm welcome.
Walk the Pembrokshire coast path and catch a glimpse of seals and seabirds nesting in the cliffs. Climb and walk in the Snowdonia and Brecon Beacons National Parks. Visit the secret heart of Wales to see red kites, buzzards and even otters. Walk Offa's Dyke, the ancient boundary between Wales and England. Go coasteering and kayaking off the rocks in West Wales.
"Escape to this beautiful and ancient land with stunning mountain scenery, the coves and secret beaches of the Gower, remote islands once inhabited by saints and now the home to seals and seabirds. Wales is a land of music and culture with its Eisteddfod tradition and world famous male voice choirs."
