Wales Bed Breakfast Guest House Self Catering camp sites caravan parks hotels Holiday

Find Holiday Accommodation in Wales by Type with direct links for booking
Camping Wales	Self Catering Wales	Hotels Wales	Guest Houses bed and breakfast	Hostels
Places to go and things to do on holiday in the Wales

Haven Holidays Wales

Find Holiday Accommodation in the wales by Town City Area
Aberdovey	Abergavenny	Abersoch	Bala	Barmouth	Beddgelert	Betwes-Y-Coed
Brecon Beacons	Broadhaven	Builth Wells	Caernarfon	Cardiff	Cardigan Bay	Carmarthen
Corwin	Criccieth	Dolgellau	Fishguard	Harlech	Haverfordwest	Hay-on-Wye
Holyhead	Isle Of Anglesey	Little Haven	Llanberis	Llandeilo	Llandrindod	Llangollen
Llanwrtyd Wells	Machynlleth	Merthyr Tydfil	Newport	Nolton Haven	Pembroke	Penarth
Porthcawl	Porthmadog	Pwllheli	Saundersfoot	St Davids	Snowdonia	Swansea
Talsarnau	The Gower Peninsular	Tenby	Tywyn	Usk	Vale of Glamorgan

Priceline Best Discounts on Hotel Booking Wales

Cottages for U in Wales

Places to go and visit while on holiday in Swansea Cardiff Brecon Beacons Bala New Quay Snowdonia Wales

Llanelli Pool and Leisure Centre Llanelli Wales

Shearwate luxury charter boat Pwllheli North Wales See Dolphins Seals Birds porpoises

Maritime and Industrial Museum

Offas Dyke Centre

Aberdulais Falls

King Arthur's Labyrinth Underground Boat Rides

Newport Castle

Parys Mountain Heritage circular walk

Brecon Mountain Railway

B P Karting Indoor Go Karting

Llywernog Silver Load Mine

Llanberis Lake Railway

Tintern Abbey

Inigo Jones Slateworks

Park Glasfryn Activity Centre

Talyllyn Railway

Llanberis Lake Railway

Snowdon Mountain Railway

Anglesey Sea Zoo,

Alice in Wonderland Centre,

Chester Zoo,

Farm World,

ProAdventure White Water Rafting, Abseiling & Kayaking,

Centre for Alternative Technology

Snowdonia National Park

Black Mountain Activities Brecon Beacons National Park

The XLWales Family Technology Centre

Welsh Mountain Zoo

Heron's Brook Animal Park and Golf Course

Brecon Beacons National Park

Cardiff Castle

Brecon Mountain Railway

Folly Farm Working Farm

Oakwood Leisure Park

Twr-Y-Felin Outdoor Center white water, surfing, rock climbing

National Showcaves Centre for Wales

Centre For Alternative Technology

King Arthur's Labyrinth

About Visiting Wales

Beaches

When visitors think of Wales many do not realise that as well as the valleys there is are areas of Beach that rival many other in the UK Llanddwyn Island has a long sandy beach with by spectacular views and connects the Island to Anglesey. Llangrannog has two small sandy beaches set in coves and as well as swimming you can spend some time dolphin watching. Tenby One of the well known seaside resorts in Wales with a 1 mile long sandy beach up in the south , and small winding streets filled with shops and cafe's , the town has a medieval wall surrounding it with a castle and old church which are both worth the time to visit Gower Peninsula This includes Swansea and is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty by the National Trust and has many camp sites to make this an ideal area for an outdoor based holiday Newgale is on the Pembrokeshire coast with 2 miles of clean sandy beaches , the tide goes out some 600 Mtrs and you can walk across the sand to reach the water

Surfing

The 2 best Surfing area's in Wales are on the Gower Peninsula and Newgale on the Atlantic coast with cheap camping close to some of the beaches

The Countryside

Wales is a vast area ranging from Snowdonia with it's mountain ranges suitable for Rock climbing Sgwd yr Eira With it's falls of snow waterfall which you can walk behind without getting wet , this is an ideal area for hiking with deep gorges , there are also cave systems Wales provides exceptional area's for the serious hiker as well as the casual walker ranging from the rolling welsh valley's to mountain areas in Snowdonia , there are area's that allow you to get close to nature and wildlife Dolphins Llangrannog Puffins Anglesey Grey Seals Ramsey Island Butterflies 32 different kinds can be found in reserves of North Wales

National Trust

Cornish Heritage

Many of the towns and villages have some of the hardest names to pronounce or spell if you are not a welsh speaker Mydroilyn , Llanbrynmair , Llanrhaeadr ym Mochnant , are just a few and most signs you will see are in both welsh and English but the people who live in Wales are some of the kindest and friendliest people you could wish to meet and most if not all speak English Wales has roots in Roman , Celtic , and Medieval history so has an abundance of Castles including Cardiff , Harlech Castle and Caerphilly Castle and forts such as Caerleon Roman You can find examples of forts , amphitheatre town walls Celtic Much of the Jewellery made in Wales shows the distinct heritage of Celtic influence . Wales was settled by many Celtic tribes and the Museum of Welsh Life near Wales has many artifacts and information on Celtic Life Industrial Revolution The Welsh alleys provided helped fuel the Industrial Revolution through the coal mines and ironworks , and many examples have been preserved to provide insight Merthyr Tydfil's ironmaking role at its museum and Iron Heritage Centre Cefn Coed Colliery Museum at Crynant

Newport Castle

Aberystwyth Castle

Maritime and Industrial Museum

Festivals and Events

Wales has festivals and Events happening all year please check with the Welsh Tourist Board

Visit Wales

Holiday Accommodation Hotels Resorts Camp Sites Self Catering Appartments and Farm Cottages

Book Hotels Farm Cottages Self Catering Resorts Camp Sites
UK holiday Accommodation

Now Find Accommodation and Attractions by County
Channel Islands	Cornwall	Cumbria	Devon
Dorset	East Sussex	West Sussex	Hampshire
IOW Isle of Wight	Lincolnshire	Norfolk Broads	Somerset
Scotland	Suffolk	Wales	Wiltshire

Wales Bed Breakfast Guest House Self Catering camp sites caravan parks hotels Holiday UK