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Wales’ top National Landscapes

Explore the beauty of Wales’ top National Landscapes and discover what makes these areas unique.

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cliffs and field leading to sandy beach.

Escape with Lolly The Whippet to Gower's dog-friendly delights

Gower Peninsula: a pet's dream with scenic views and beaches. Ideal for a dog-friendly getaway.

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Ariel view of the car driving through open spaces of woodland.

Road trip detours to discover off The Wales Way

The 'must do' road trips off The Wales Way, with stunning landscapes and unmissable places to visit.

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A wedding photograph of a couple kissing on top of a rock on a beach. There is a white lighthouse in the background.

Love island - a romantic getaway to Anglesey

Enjoy the unspoiled coastline and pretty towns and villages of Anglesey, home of Wales’ patron saint of lovers, Santes Dwynwen.

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Two people playing golf on the green with views of the sea and mountains in the background.

Fairway to golfing heaven in West Wales

Areas of outstanding natural beauty and a stunning coastline make West Wales irresistible to golfers.

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Tree arching over in the foreground with view across the green parkland of Cyfarthfa Park, Merthyr Tydfil.

An outdoor playground packed with nature

Get out and explore the outdoor playground of the Valleys Regional Park.

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Campsite from above. Tents and caravans in fields near the coast . The sea can be seen in the distance

Sleep under the stars in stunning North Wales

Camping in Anglesey for glorious beaches, historical sites, and great family entertainment.

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A coastal harbour town with boats in the bay.

Ever seen a dolphin leap from the ocean?

Take a boat trip from New Quay to explore the rich marine wildlife in their natural habitat.

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Group coasteering

We know coasteering – after all, we invented it!

With 870 miles of challenging coastline, Wales invented coasteering, and remains its heartland.

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Tee off on a golf course in North Wales

Famous, fine courses and breathtaking views make North Wales irresistible to golfers.

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Four adults reach in single kayaks on the water with paddles and wearing kayaking clothings and saftey helmets. Trees and rocks can be seens at the edge of the water behind them.

Outdoor adventures in Wales

Embrace the outdoors and give your physical and mental well-being a boost with these great outdoor activity ideas.

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Aerial view of a harbour, two beaches and pastel coloured houses.

Stunning staycation spots

With stunning landscapes and blue-flag beaches, there's plenty to explore on a staycation in Wales.

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Person walking into the beach with a board at Porthcawl beach

Must visit beaches in South Wales

Staying in South Wales? Discover our beach guide.

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