Mini Guide to Wales
 
There are some great holidays and short breaks to be had in the UK,
here we visit Wales. For more great mini-guides click
here.
Why go to the Wales?
With its wonderful scenery, including the rugged coastline,
sandy beaches and magnificent mountains, and variety of things to do
– from surfing and sailing to walking and climbing – there’s something
for everyone to enjoy in Wales. And how can your children resist visiting
the hundreds of castles with their towers and turrets? Gardens, farms
and parks also feature amongst the many attractions Wales has to offer,
making it a perfect choice for a fun family getaway.
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- Aberystwyth
- Cardiff
- Chepstow
- Fishguard
- Hay-onWye
- Lampeter
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- Landrindod Wells
- Llandudno
- Swaffham
- Portmeirion
- Anglesey
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 What
to do
Bards’
Quest
Brecon Beacons
National Park
Caerphilly
Castle
Cardiff Castle
Chepstow
Castle
Conwy
Castle
Conwy
Valley and other attractions in N Wales
Maze Dan-yr-Ogof,
The National Showcaves Centre for Wales
Felinwynt
Rainforest Centre, West Wales
Foel Farm Park, North
Wales
Greenwood
Park Forest Family Day Out, Snowdonia
Snowdonia National
Park, N Wales
Welsh
Mountain Zoo, Colwyn Bay, N Wales
Wales is home to an impressive 43 blue flag beaches,
which means safe and clean bathing and playing in the sand. Check out
the following for sandcastle heaven.
- Aberporth, Ceredigion
- Abersoch, Gwynedd
- Aberystwyth, North and South beaches
- Caswell Bay, West Glamorgan
- Langland Bay, Swansea
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- Llanddwyn, Anglesey
- Newgale, Pembrokeshire
- Pembrey Country Park, Carmarthenshire
- Oxwich Bay (voted best beach in Britain), the Gower Peninsula
- Port Eynon, Swansea
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