Coastline

Discovering some of the highlights of the The Coastal Way is easy using one of Britain's most scenic railway lines. Here's a short guide to some of the many things to see and do along the Cambrian Coast railway line.

Fifth-generation farmer Rob Morgan of Gower Fresh Christmas Trees has lived on the Gower Peninsula his entire life. Rob shares his favourite hidden places and autumn / winter activities - discover what you can do on Gower during the colder months.

Jude Rogers and her son do like to be by the seaside. Rhyl and Prestatyn give them two joyful, old-fashioned days of bright lights, rides, trains, boats and sea creatures, – plus some of North Wales' new delights – and memories to cherish. Read on to discover what they got up to.

With over 800 miles of coastline, Wales offers watery excitement for kids of all ages. Travel writer Jeremy Head, wife Karen and 8 year old son Joe spent a day exploring the Menai Strait between Anglesey and North Wales at the Plas Menai National Outdoor Centre

Take to the water to enjoy the wonderful scenery along our coasts and canals.

For golfers, Wales is the perfect place to explore the coastline while enjoying a round of golf.

A guide to playing links golf on the beautiful shoreline of Wales.

Exploring the family of touring routes that lead you through the heart of Wales.

Whether you want a relaxing family adventure afloat in a canoe or the exhilaration of rushing across waves in kayak, Wales is the place to find it.

Holidaymakers have been coming to Llandudno on the North Wales Coast for generations, and it’s still the best all-round destination for every generation of your family.

From the swells of Abersoch to the currents of Pembrokeshire, kitesurfing champion Kirsty Jones shares her most epic waves of Wales.

When the views are this epic, a country stroll becomes a mini-adventure. Enough to turn even the most reluctant ramblers into explorers