Wales has been heralded as an ideal holiday destination for visitors seeking a break from the bustle of England and the taste of a new culture. With stunning landscapes, numerous castles, and it's own language, there is a wealth of opportunity for exploring in Wales.
Wales offers a host of outdoor activities. Horse riding, trekking, mountain biking, climbing, and even caving are all popular pursuits. Wales is home to some of the best climbing mountains, and houses the UK's deepest cave. If your tastes run to water sports, you'll love the over 700 miles of coastline. Surfing, windsurfing, kayaking, canoeing, even diving-you'll find it all in Wales. In fact, Wales has so much coastline, they're created their very own sport to explore it. It's called Coasteering, and involves a combination of climbing, cliff jumping, and swimming.
Wales also benefits from a rich history with over 400 castles in Wales to explore, including Caernarfon, which provided the setting for investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales, you'll never find yourself far from a piece of history. Wales also boasts three national parks and five areas of outstanding natural beauty, along with a plethora pubs and restaurants, many of which are ready to welcome you in both English and Welsh.
If you prefer more creature comforts, Cardiff is a bustling capital city filled with spectacular shopping, stunning architecture, and a wide array of museums and galleries. For shopping, head down Queen Street for all the major brands or branch off to one of the historic arcades for independent boutiques. Enrich your visit with a show at one of the many theatres, or check out the largest impressionist collection outside Paris.
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