Harlech Castle: The Epic Fortress on the Welsh Coast
There are some places that just take your breath away, and Harlech Castle is undeniably one of them. I came…
Welcome to our guide to Wales, a land of ancient myths, rugged mountains, and a truly spectacular coastline.
From the epic ridges of Snowdonia and the dramatic peaks of the Brecon Beacons to the serene beauty of the Gower Peninsula, Wales is a paradise for walkers.
Here, we’ve gathered our favourite routes, taking you up iconic mountains like Tryfan, along the historic Llangollen Canal, and across the beautiful dunes of the Wales Coast Path.
Whether you’re planning a challenging mountain adventure or a peaceful coastal stroll, our guides are here to help you discover the very best of this incredible country.
Featured Wales Articles
A Welsh Coastal Walk – Prestatyn to Talacre Beach
I was ready for a new and wonderful adventure and walk. I was to take in a walk around the…
Westhills Coastal Cottage, Lydstep, Tenby
Don’t know about you, but the last few years have persuaded me that when it comes to holidays, there’s no…
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Walking Henrhyd Falls and the Nant Llech Trail: A Welsh Waterfall Wonderland
There is something undeniably magnetic about a waterfall. The distant rumble that grows into a roar, the moisture hanging thick…
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Hiking the Pen y Fan Horseshoe: The Ultimate Brecon Beacons Ridge Walk
If you mention walking in the Brecon Beacons—or Bannau Brycheiniog as we should rightly call it—most people immediately picture the…
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Discovering Llandovery Castle: Ruins, Royalty, and a Welsh Hero
Whenever I find myself wandering through the rolling landscapes of Carmarthenshire, I am constantly reminded of how layered the history…
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The Iron Ring: The Ultimate Road Trip Through Edward I’s Castles in North Wales
To travel through North Wales is to journey through a landscape where history is written in stone. The jagged peaks…
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The Imperial Hotel Tenby Review: Pembrokeshire Perfection
Must admit, I really, really like Pembrokeshire. Hardly surprising, really. It’s perfectly pretty, quieter than your average holiday hotspot and…
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Mitchell’s Fold Stone Circle, Shropshire
During a visit to the Shropshire Hills I came upon Mitchell’s Fold Stone Circle, which at first look is a…
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Camp Plas – Glamping and Camping in The Welsh Meadows
We have found a place that is definitely ‘us’ and that is Camp Plas, near Welshpool, Wales. A place where…
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The Llangollen History Trail: A Walk With Landmarks and Views
Discover the rich history and breathtaking beauty of the 6 mile Llangollen History Trail. This scenic route boasts a collection…
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A Walk Up Moel Famau: The Top Of The Clwydian Hills
Moel Famau, the highest point of the Clwydian Range of Hills in North Wales as well as the county of…
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A Luxury Off Grid Cabin Stay Above Llangollen with Shacks
Step away from the hustle and bustle of daily life and immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature with a…
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Discovering Pistyll Rhaeadr: Wales’ Picturesque Waterfall
Nestled in the heart of Wales lies a hidden gem that has captured the imagination of travellers for centuries –…
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The Gatehouse, Nolton Haven – Pembrokeshire
When warm weather is just a faint hope on the wind. A faraway dream. There is an easy way to…
