Find holiday inspiration for the perfect break - South Wales

Carisbrooke Castle

Carisbrooke Castle, Isle of Wight Carisbrooke Castle is 11 miles south west of Newport and is one of the island’s most spectacular heritage attractions. Not only is it a must for those interested in the...

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Cardiff Bay Tourist Information

Cardiff bay at night Cardiff Bay is a stunning regeneration project, built within and around the Cardiff Bay Barrage (a massive engineering project closing off Cardiff Bay between Penarth Head and Queen...

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Cardiff Luxury Accommodation

The Big Sleep, Cardiff There are some occasions when only the best will do. With some spare cash, and a search of our site, you can find luxury accommodation for the perfect Cardiff break. As well as luxury...

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Gower Tourist Information

Wreck of Helvetica on Rhossili beach Gower, often known as The Gower Peninsula, is indeed a peninsula in South West Wales, covering the area from Swansea to Rhossili Bay. Most of Gower (including such villages...

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Rhondda Tourist Information

Rhondda Heritage Park Rhondda, also known as The Rhondda Valley, in the Blaenau district of Glamorgan, is an inland, geographical area in South Wales, incorporating two valley districts, Rhondda Fach, and...

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Rhayader Tourist Information

Craig Ddu near Rhayader Rhayader, a small, historic market town in Powys, mid Wales, is situated close to the source of the River Wye and the Cambrian Mountains. Its crossroads location has made it,...

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Abergavenny Tourist Information

Abergavenny Castle Market town Abergavenny on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park is a popular base for walking and activity holidays in the Black Mountains. Offering a traditional Welsh...

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Llangorse Tourist Information

Llangorse Lake’s crannog Llangorse, Powys, in the Brecon Beacons area, is only a little way from Brecon, and is the location of South Wales’ largest natural lake – Llangorse Lake. What’s Llangorse like? The...

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Pontypool Tourist Information

Pontypool Wharf Pontypool, one of the biggest towns in Torfaen, Monmouthshire, is less than twenty minutes from Newport on the South Wales coast. The town probably gets its name from ‘a bridge near a swampy...

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The Gower Peninsula

The Gower Peninsula Home to some of the best beaches in Wales and stunning coastal walks, the Gower Peninsula is a superb base for a family beach holiday or walking break. The coastline stretches for 34 miles...

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Ystradgynlais Tourist Information

Henrhyd Waterfall Ystradgynlais is positioned on the River Tawe, South West Powys, in what used to be Brecknockshire. Close to Swansea (and frequently referred to as being in the Swansea Valley), yet also at...

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Montgomery Tourist Information

Set close to the England/ Wales border, Montgomery offers fantastic walking opportunities along the Offa’s Dyke Path which runs through the town and historical attractions include the Norman Montgomery Castle....

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Cardiff on a Budget

National Museum of Wales, Cardiff Cardiff is a city that’s vibrant, lively and quickly becoming a top tourist destination.  Fortunately, this hasn’t led to uneccessarily high prices for the average...

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Cardiff Campsites

Though they’re limited in number, Cardiff campsites offer a cheaper opportunity to get away from work and responsibility, and to get back to the great outdoors. They’re not situated right in the city centre,...

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Cardiff Hotels

St David’s Hotel, Cardiff Bay Hotels in Cardiff vary in size, location and their facilities. You can choose from hotels with restaurants, gyms, swimming pools or wedding and conference facilities and you’ll...

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