Castles, castles everywhere
1. Walk the Wales Coast Path, West Wales
Just one of the beautiful views you will find along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path
Running the entire length of the Welsh coastline, the… Continue reading
This Wednesday, January 25th, is St Dwynwen’s Day, the Welsh alternative to Valentines Day. The day celebrates the Welsh patron saint of lovers; there’s little else we can tell you about the history behind the occasion that we haven’t covered previously on our blogs (see below for links), but there’s plenty going on around the country to get involved with and celebrate your romance with the one you love… Continue reading
January is the perfect time to start planning your Summer holiday in Wales. As our latest TV adverts go out across the UK to encourage people to come to Wales on holiday, we thought we would share our Proper Holiday message across our social media channels too.
For us, a Proper Holiday means a holiday that’s authentic, memorable and different.
A holiday where working on… Continue reading
The view from Mount Snowdon, is this one of the best views in the world?
1. Yurt, tipi, log pod? Try a weekend of cool camping in Wales
Cool camping at Fforest near the Cardigan coast, West Wales
2012 Commonwealth Judo Championships has attracted competitors from as many as 21 countries with over 600 athletes taking part, making the event the largest Commonwealth Judo Championships in its history.
