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A woman giving a girl a piggy back on a coastal path near Llantwit Major.

Walking the scenic Glamorgan Coast

Starting from Llantwit Major, this circular nine mile walk takes in coastal heritage along the way.

Topics:

  • Wales Coast Path
  • Coastline
  • Trip
  • Outdoor
South Wales
An aerial shot of the river held back by the dam surrounded by forest.

An Elan Valley adventure

Things to see and do in the beautiful Elan Valley, Mid Wales.

Topics:

  • Wellness activities
  • Countryside
  • List
  • Outdoor
Mid Wales
Dark skies image of Bannau, Sir Gaer and Fan Brycheiniog from Llyn y Fan Fach.

Stargaze in Brecon

Manager for Dark Sky Wales, Allan Trow, shows us the best spots for some Brecon stargazing.

Topics:

  • Countryside
  • Brecon Beacons National Park
  • List
  • Outdoor
Mid Wales
A man looking at a wide golden sandy beach.

Walking, exploring and enjoying the Llŷn Peninsula

Dylan Jones, from Shoot From The Trip, shares his favourite Llŷn Peninsula spots.

Topics:

  • AONB
  • Wales Coast Path
  • List
North Wales
A white house a the end of a field of vines.

Explore the vineyards along The Cambrian Way

Escape to the country and sample award-winning Welsh wines at vineyards along Wales' Cambrian Way.

Topics:

  • Mountains
  • Trip
  • Drink
Two adults and two young children building sandcastles on a beach.

Sand easy: 12 beaches for kids

Family-friendly beaches that are easy to reach and enjoy, with essential facilities close at hand.

Topics:

  • Annual holidays
  • Family
  • Coastline
  • Summer

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Image of a part of the St Davids Cathedral ceiling with ornate detail.

West Wales' special places of faith

West Wales has a fascinating religious heritage with much of it still possible to enjoy.

Topics:

  • Meditation and spirituality
  • Historic buildings
  • St David's Day
West Wales
Beautiful lake lined with trees reflecting in the water

The smallest town in Wales

Its population is 850, but Llanwrtyd Wells has one of the most active communities in Wales.

Topics:

  • Wellness activities
  • Countryside
  • City / Town
  • My place
Mid Wales