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Girl in traditional costume for Saint David's Day
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BikePark Wales the newest addition to a host of new mountain bike venues and trails in South Wales.
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The 186-mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail is one of the world’s great walks.
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Get a closer look at the inspiring locations that helped create the latest Visit Wales TV Campaign.
The director of Visit Wales’ TV advertising campaign for 2014 tells us what’s special about Wales.
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Rough Guides
We go a bit soft for our Mams in Wales. Let us help you find a perfect way to say ‘Diolch’.
The UK’s biggest pod of dolphins lives in Cardigan Bay, where they’re a daily delight for visitors.
With over 500 castles, wherever you go on holiday in Wales, you won’t be too far from a castle.
Welsh food and drink has never been in better shape. With hundreds of traditional artisan producers.
Discover a mighty medieval fortress and the North Wales town which bears its name.
From limestone caves to mountain trails, there’s plenty to explore in this gem of a national park.
Cool in summer and sculptural in winter, there’s something truly magical about Welsh waterfalls.
World famous for its beaches, cliffs and wildlife, with endless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.
Go on, spoil yourself. Luxury hotels, five-star restaurants, a hot spa, something cold and fizzy…
With wild landscapes steeped in history, Snowdonia is a breathtaking place for an activity holiday.
We know what a memorable golf experience is all about. A huge choice of breathtaking courses.
Wales really does have it all when it comes to mountain biking.
Take a walk in Wales and you’ll find superb scenery is the constant.
TripAdvisor’s Top 25 Beaches
Wales has 750 miles of coast, pristine rivers and lakes.
Everything to help organise your client’s visit.