Outdoor

You could walk the entire length/breadth/circumference of Wales on our national trails. But let’s break it down into easy steps: wherever you’re based in Wales, here are the regional walking essentials.

With a whole week to fill over autumn half-term, we’ve gathered together some ideas to help you have fun, whether you’re hanging out with the family or after something a bit more grown-up. Head to Wales for a half-term to remember!

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.

This month Bangor University hosted the UK Challenge, billed as ‘The World’s best corporate team-building event’, 100s of teams from across the UK and beyond took part.

Mountain lake swimming in Snowdonia National Park

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

You'll never be stuck for picture-perfect shots on our spectacular golf courses. For inspiration, here's an Insta-golf tour of Wales.

Seven special Welsh golf courses to discover

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

What makes Wales special to legendary golfer Ian Woosnam? Find out by reading how the country and its people helped shaped who he is today.

Canyoning, climbing, abseiling, clay pigeon shooting, potholing and falconry are now all on the menu for corporate delegates at the Vale Resort in Hensol, South Wales thanks to two new team building partnerships.

If you're just starting out or have always wanted to experience the thrill of climbing, West Wales has loads of days out which head for the summits