Swim, bike, run in Ironman Wales
With glorious beaches and a warm atmosphere, Pembrokeshire's Tenby is home to the annual Ironman Wales event.
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.
Rugby in Wales
Rugby international weekends in Cardiff are something very special to savour. It’s one of the world’s great sporting experience, whether you’re going to the match, or just enjoying the atmosphere in the Welsh capital.
Racecourses and harness racing in Wales
Find out where to see horse racing in Wales - from point-to-point to the Welsh Grand National.
Can you beat the bog?
Fancy a 60-metre swim in a peat bog? Of course you do. There’s a World Title up for grabs.
Opening up the country for sport - talking with a paralympian
An interview with Nathan Stephens, Paralympic javelin world champion and record holder. He is also a talent officer for the Disability Sport Wales Academy, coaching the next generation of Welsh athletes.
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Why Wales still rules the waves for Kirsty Jones
From the swells of Abersoch to the currents of Pembrokeshire, kitesurfing champion Kirsty Jones shares her most epic waves of Wales.
Where to learn the ropes in Wales
Follow in the wake of Olympic sailors and learn the ropes off our coast and on our inland lakes
Good vibrations from Welsh surfing
Surf legend Pete ‘PJ’ Jones on why Welsh surfing gives good vibrations.
Favourite Welsh waves
Find the best breaks in Wales, chosen by champion pro-surfer and Swansea girl Gwen Spurlock.
Get out on the water and explore!
Top spots to discover the seas, lakes, rivers and canals of Wales by kayak or canoe.
Wales' wacky races
Some of the most weird, wonderful and wild races taking place in Wales from racing trains to bog snorkelling.
