Cool Carmarthenshire
For the best family holiday experiences, go where the locals go, says writer Charles Williams. RSPB reserve, castles a plenty and a dry ski slope in Wales.
Swansea
Swansea
Must do in Swansea
Visit the waterfront of Swansea Bay leading to the Mumbles and onto the beautiful Gower Peninsula. Here's ten things to do when on holiday in Swansea.
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Swansea family holidays
Journalist Iestyn George brings his young family home to Swansea for a holiday to remember.
Gower coastal walk: Llanrhidian to Cheriton
Enjoy a stunningly beautiful eight-mile Gower Coast trail, following a section of the Wales Coast Path.
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A Dylan Thomas trail around Swansea Bay
Swansea in West Wales was Dylan Thomas’ home for more than half his short life. To trace his story, visit his birthplace and raise a glass in a few of his favourite haunts.
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Gower: 10 things not to miss
Ringed by sparkling beaches, this tongue of land is so adored by walkers, birdwatchers, sunbathers and surfers that it’s always scooping awards. Read on to discover more about Gower in West Wales.
Turn a football day into a weekend break
Many football, rugby and cricket stars have settled in Swansea. Turn a match day trip into a weekend break and you’ll soon find out why.
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Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire
Discovering Newport
The Pembrokeshire village of Newport is a desirable holiday haunt for a family weekend away. Jude Rogers explores what to do in this seemingly sleepy coastal village.
Discover the stunning beauty of the Pembrokeshire coast
World famous for its beaches, cliffs, islands and wildlife, the crinkled coast around Pembrokeshire offers endless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.
Coasting to victory
Pembrokeshire in west Wales does family holidays for a living – and does it brilliantly.
Must do in Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is a magnet for walkers, nature lovers, foodies and families. Discover the top towns and attractions to explore .
Standing stones and poetic landscapes
From the beaches at Mumbles to industrial Swansea and the castle ruins of Pembrokeshire, West Wales is a place full of hidden history
Carmarthenshire
Carmarthenshire
10 essential things to do in Carmarthenshire
Carmarthenshire has historical monuments, wonders of nature and a bountiful harvest of food.
The Laugharne Weekend
The Laugharne Weekend - a wilfully different arts event celebrating the work of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas
West Wales' special places of faith
West Wales, home to Wales' patron St David, has a fascinating religious heritage with much of it still possible to enjoy. Here are some suggestions for special places to visit and enjoy across West Wales - from ornate cathedrals and Bishop's Palaces to ruined chapels and ashrams.
Explore Dylan Thomas' Laugharne
Discover the magic of Laugharne in Carmarthenshire, Wales, with three of its famous attractions, all associated with the great Welsh poet and writer Dylan Thomas.
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Working at Oakwood is a real rollercoaster ride
Bungee-swing marriage proposals, obsessive rollercoaster fans – it’s all happening at Oakwood Theme Park in Pembrokeshire.
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Sally and Flea take a trip to Folly Farm
Sally and Flea of Who's The Mummy fame take a trip to Folly Farm in Pembrokeshire to be zookeepers for the day.
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Tywi – from source to sea
The River Tywi, sometimes called the River Towy, is Wales' longest river. Discover the Tywi Valley for yourself by following the river, from source the sea, taking in some of the country’s most stunning attractions on route.