Central Beacons
Located in the South of Wales, the Central Beacons is a favourite and well-loved location for locals and tourists alike. Those who love the great outdoors and to be one …
Central Beacons Read MoreWales is a vibrant country where history is alive no matter where you go. The cities are beautiful, the restaurants are some of the best in Europe and the countryside is mind blowing; this is a great place to spend a holiday!
Located in the South of Wales, the Central Beacons is a favourite and well-loved location for locals and tourists alike. Those who love the great outdoors and to be one …
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The Snowdonia National Park is expansive, and the associated coastal areas are too. Snowdonia itself is larger than the National Park, including a coastline that stretches for 200 miles. Dubbed …
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Ruthin is a small rural town in the county of Denbighshire in North Wales and is in the southern part of the Vale of Clwyd region. While the town is …
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Parys Mountain, locally known as Mynydd Parys, is a vast and visually stunning copper mine located in north east Anglesey, Wales. The mountain has been designated as an official anchor …
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Located just outside of the Welsh town of Talwaenydd, the Llechwedd Slate Caverns are the site of one of the world’s most incredible trampoline parks. Nestled within an abandoned slate …
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The town of Harlech lies in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, overlooking Tremadog Bag and the Lleyn Peninsula. The town is one of Merionydd’s best kept secrets, and …
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Porthmadog lies on the edge of one of the most stunning areas in Wales, and is known as the gateway to Snowdonia. The town is a thriving place with lots …
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Cardigan is located in west Wales. It lies on the River Teifi, just on the border of Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire. Cardigan is a traditional market town with an interesting historic …
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Beaumaris is a pretty little town on the Isle of Anglesey. To reach Beaumaris, you cross the Menai Strait, a tidal stretch of water separating Anglesey from the mainland. The …
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Pontypool in South Wales grew up on the edge of the Welsh coalfields. The town is only a short distance from its nearby neighbours, Newport and Cymbran, and many people …
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