Wales Coast Path

Brutal invasions, majestic castles, incredible landscapes, myths, legends and industrial works; the story of Wales is a captivating one.

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.

Ultra-marathon runner Huw Brassington shares his favourite spots for running, cycling and enjoying the stunning views of the Llŷn Peninsular in North Wales.

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.

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.

Lace up your boots: discover our waymarked long-distance routes that offer inspirational walking in Wales.

Find out where to go and what to see on the two mile Branwen walk and explore Harlech in North Wales.

Anglesey - an island rich in ancient monuments and sites where history really comes to life. It’s beautiful, too, with lovely coastal landscapes to explore.

Where to go and what to see during your adventure across the lands and seas of North Wales.

A walk in the footsteps of our most important saints, along the impressive Welsh coastline between St Non's Chapel and St Davids Cathedral.

Fun parks and sun centres are among the highlights in Rhyl and Prestatyn on the north coast of Wales - your choice of ways to take in the views and give yourself a thrill.

RNLI lifeguards are back on Wales' beaches for the summer, patrolling more than 40 beaches along our coastline