Wales is a hugely underrated destination that, more often than not, doesn’t feature on international travellers’ UK bucket lists. But let me tell you, as someone who remembers childhood family trips to visit my grandparents in Snowdonia National Park, Wales absolutely deserves a place on your UK travel itinerary. Growing up, I remember being glued to the car window as we drove through epic mountain passes, past beautiful lakes and on winding roads through lusciously green valleys. And having visited again more recently as an adult, I can tell you Wales has lost none of its charm.
Whether you’re looking to escape to the Welsh countryside and cosy up in a cottage, explore the wild coastline of Pembrokeshire or traverse the mountains of Snowdonia National Park, Wales has something for everyone. Check out our Wales itineraries, recommendations for things to do in Wales and detailed hiking guides here.
A hike to the summit of Cadair Idris offers breathtaking views every step of the way from tarns and lakes to rugged mountain scenery as far as the eye can…
Pembrokeshire is home to some of the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen. I was blown away by the unspoiled scenery, the golden sands, and the gorgeous rugged coastline….
Planning a trip to South-West Wales and wondering how to spend 3 days in Pembrokeshire without wasting time on overrated spots? If you’ve never been to Pembrokeshire before, it can…