Easter bank holiday is fast approaching; have you made your holiday plans yet? Well what could be better than taking yourself off to Wales as a treat. A short break in Wales offers all sorts of benefits that you simply can’t find elsewhere. Wales comes alive during the spring, the countryside and coastlines are at their spectacular best and there are a wide variety of activities for all visitors old and young. Yes the weather cannot be guaranteed but that is the same in most places and there is… Continue

The Celtic Trail covers 377 miles from end to end starting at the Severn Bridge and running to the tip of Pembrokeshire, it is one of the most glorious and diverse walks/rides on this earth. It shows off the best that Wales has to offer; showcasing varied scenery from green valleys, former industrial heartland, to canal tow paths, disused railways, forests, mountains and even cities and coastal paths. Your journey along the Celtic Trail is mostly traffic free… Continue

Often when people think of Wales they think of the resorts of the north and the cities of the south but if you are looking for something a bit different, something off the beaten track then Mid-Wales fits the bill. It has the wonderful Cambrian coastline and an inland landscape of lakes, forests, hills and mountains. This area of Wales exists without the mass tourism trappings of the north and offers small resorts and seclusion. This is not to say the region is stuck in the past; the coast offer… Continue

Wales has seen a big improvement in its accommodation for holidaymakers in recent years. Gone are the old run down B&Bs and hotels and in their place are more modern styles suited to the needs and wants of the modern traveller who are looking for comfort and style but at the right price. They have not become the impersonal hotels of the big chains but have evolved to provide a comfortable yet modern ambience.


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