Why you should go on a canal holiday in Wales
With an extensive canal network, Wales it is a great place for a unique holiday on a narrowboat. Read on for our guide to the routes across Wales and the things to see during your trip.
Wales has an incredible history – how will you see it?
Brutal invasions, majestic castles, incredible landscapes, myths, legends and industrial works; the story of Wales is a captivating one.
Trips on water to float your boat
Take to the water to enjoy the wonderful scenery along our coasts and canals.
Discovering history and wildlife along the Severn Way
Forget the Severn at the suspension bridge: at the stunning twelve-mile stretch between Newtown and Welshpool, you'll discover some of Wales' most radical history, art and nature. Read on to find out more.
Make the most of your trip to North East Wales
Wondering where to visit and what attractions to see in the beautiful North East Wales borderlands? Here are ten places to start exploring on your holiday.
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A narrowboat escape with Cerys Matthews
Cerys Matthews and friends discover the joys of the Llangollen Canal on a narrowboat holiday. Read on to find out the things you can do along the way.
Go your own way...
Exploring The North Wales Way - try cruising a canal, bike it on-road or off, or take a hike in Wales’ biggest mountain range
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Llangollen and Dee Valley walks
Explore the rich history of Llangollen, the picturesque Dee Valley and a bit of Offa’s Dyke Path. Read on to discover the historic sites and sights along the Llangollen History Trail.
On top of the world at Pontcysyllte Aqueduct
Thomas Telford's incredible aqueduct over the River Dee - Pontcysyllte - is one of the most stunning sights of North Wales. Meet Nicky Lincoln, the woman who goes across it on a boat every day – and also looks after Llangollen Wharf's beautiful boat horses