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Where to stay in Wales? A gleaming city townhouse hotel, bed and breakfast, bunkhouse or hostel? Or out in the wilds, where a swathe of green hillside and a curve of golden sand wrap around your own holiday cottage, caravan, or campsite. Perhaps the sounds of a farm stay, or the activities of a holiday village? Too much choice is always a good thing.

Wales is for real holidays and breaks, in the outdoors, along the coasts, up a mountain and atop a castle wall. They're about culture and exploration. They're for weekend adventurers abseiling down waterfalls, groups on a week away and families and couples looking to let off a little steam. From spa relaxation and beach walks to adrenaline fuelled adventure: your holiday in the UK …

Wales has gathered an impressive history with a fair few traditions added along the way. Discover castles, Roman forts, traditional recipes and celebrations.

Break from your regular routine and come out to play. Wales comes well equipped for outdoor adventure. If you’re a couple looking for an activity break, a solo traveller wanting outdoor adventure activities or a adult seeking a multi activity holiday, Wales has plenty of activities on offer to suit everyone and provide you a real adventure holiday.

We've got scores of festivals big and small, from modern cult classics like Hay, Green Man, HowTheLightGetsIn, and Laugharne, to one-off events in praise of... well, everything: agriculture, Victoriana, quilts, storytelling, poetry and comedy.

Essential travel information and guidance for tourists visiting or planning a holiday or short break to Wales.

Warm up and recharge in our cosy wood fired saunas and let the ocean be your plunge pool. Come and relax, socialise and reap the benefits of sauna and sea in a technology free, meditative space to quiet your mind, connect with nature and stabilise your mood.

Family favourite attractions in West Wales include castles and National Trust properties, zoos, theme parks and vast country parks to run around in.A visit to Margam Park makes for a great family day out, with its grand 19th-century Tudor Gothic mansion, fairytale village, adventure playground, and farm trail.We've got loads of ideas for a Swansea city break, seaside …

Home to Cardiff, the young and creative capital city, South Wales is a hub of sporting events and Welsh culture. Discover coastal hikes, vibrant communities and the serenity of the Wye Valley.