Sport

Wales loves sport. The Principality Stadium stages international rugby, football and speedway, while Swansea City and Cardiff City play top-class opposition every week. The centre of the Welsh horseracing calendar is the Welsh National at Chepstow racecourse and you can watch the best European golfers in action at the Wales Open.

Crowds at Sophia Gardens cricket stadium watching a match.

Things to do in Cymru for cricket fans

Find out where to watch cricket in Cymru and how to get tickets.

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Stunning spots for sailing lessons

Follow in the wake of Olympic sailors and learn the ropes off our coast and on our inland lakes.

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Exhilarating white water rafting adventures

Enjoy the thrill of a white water adventure or the tranquility of a scenic river journey.

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Surfer mid-air above a breaking wave, surrounded by water spray, under a bright blue sky.

A surfer's guide to the best Welsh waves

Discover the top surf spots and best Welsh beaches for experienced surfers.

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Get out on the water and explore!

Top spots to discover the seas, lakes, rivers and canals of Wales by kayak or canoe.

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Swim, bike, run in IRONMAN Wales

With glorious beaches and a warm atmosphere, Dinbych-y-pysgod (Tenby) is the home to the annual IRONMAN Wales race.

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Pembrokeshire

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A sporting break in Swansea

Heading to Swansea for a sporting fixture? Make a weekend of it. There's loads to do for all the family.

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Swansea Bay

Runners taking part in a race with spectators looking on from behind metal barriers. The Wales Millennium Centre and Pier Head building can be seen in the background

A running adventure in Cardiff

Discover Cardiff's best running routes and events for visitors.

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Rugby in Wales

Discover more about the special experience of Rugby international weekends in Cardiff.

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Racecourses and harness racing in Cymru

Find out where to see horse racing in Wales - from point-to-point to the Welsh Grand National.

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Image of a person wearing a snorkel and mask in a bog.

Can you beat the bog?

Fancy a 60 metre swim in a peat bog? Of course you do. There’s a World Title up for grabs.

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Showcasing para sport in Swansea

Find out more about the action-packed week of events included in the Para Sport Festival in Swansea.

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Swansea Bay

Search for places to stay, things to do, and things to see in Wales

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Wales' wacky races

Some of the most weird, wonderful and wild races in Wales, from racing trains to bog snorkelling.

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The crowds at a Stadium concert

Make an event break of it in Cardiff

Visiting Cardiff for an event? Make the most of your time in the capital with these recommendations.

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Cardiff

Outside the Principality Stadium.

More than just a stadium…

Principality Stadium in Cardiff is the National Stadium of Wales. Read on to discover why it's such a special place.

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