Wales

About Wales

Wales as a whole is filled with outstanding Natural Beauty, the country is filled with secret beaches, quirky towns, huge national parks and incredible mountain ranges. Located in Pembrokeshire, Abereiddy is a must see. Tucked away in the northwest coast, you will find the most picturesque blue lagoon, complete with black sand beaches. There are some amazing coastal walking routes around the blue lagoon, offering spectacular scenic views all round. Pen Y Fan is another must see! Being the highest peak within South Wales, reaching a whopping 2,906 feet. You will be able to experience truly breathtaking panoramic views over the rolling Brecon Beacons. 

Cuisine in Wales

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The food in Wales is just excellent. With nearly all of the Country’s food being locally sourced, everywhere you go to eat will offer fine traditional Welsh produce. There are some definite must try food traditions when it comes to visiting Wales. From locally sourced Conwy mussels, to world-renowned meat, traditional Welsh rarebit that simply consists of award-winning Welsh cheese and toast, or even Welsh Cawl soup that is made up of Welsh lamb, leeks and potatoes. Traditional Welsh cuisine will definitely not disappoint. When it comes to dining out, why not visit the near famous Walnut Tree, that offers a Michelin-starred Fine Dining experience. Or if you would prefer a more relaxed meal, why not try the Potted Pig? Incorporating traditional British cooking with a twist of American flavouring and a touch of French flair the Offering an ever-changing seasonal menu at Potted Pig is perfect for those looking to experience homely British food. 

Things to do in Wales

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Although Wales is the smallest country in the United Kingdom, there is still an abundance to do when visiting. From the well-reserved historic buildings, to fantastic sightseeing opportunities, or even the truly breathtaking scenery, Wales definitely has something for everyone. Snowdonia National Park is a must, from tall picturesque mountains to running hills, lowland forest, valleys and rivers, the coastline of Snowdina is truly spectacular. Whether you wanted to walk to the summit of the mountains, or just take a leisurely stroll, Snowdonia will not disappoint. How does exploring the dazzling highlands of Wales sound? Why not take a trip aboard a historic steam train where you will be able to admire the delightful towns and ancient history that the Country has to offer.

Nightlife in Wales

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Wales isn’t just all about hiking and experiencing the breathtaking views. From cocktail bars to buzzing clubs, Welsh nightlife will certainly not disappoint, especially when visiting the capitol, Cardiff. The capital's nightlife is vibrant, from quiet pubs, to non-stop clubs, or even cocktail bars, there is something for everyone in Cardiff. If you are into cocktails and fancy drinks, why not visit the award winning Lab 22. Striving to push the boundaries of mixology and set new cocktail standards for Cardiff, Lab 22 is an excellent experience.