Wales

Renowned for its untamed landscapes and soaring peaks, Snowdonia, or Eryri in Welsh, is the heart of the Welsh wilderness. Encompassing an area of 823 square miles, it is the largest National Park in Wales so there are endless adventures to add to your Snowdonia itinerary. At its core stands Snowdon, the eponymous peak and Wales’ highest summit, but Snowdonia is not merely a haven for mountaineers. You will find … Read More

There are countless places to visit in Pembrokeshire that make it an unforgettable destination. A coastal region in the south of Wales that has been popular for decades amongst British tourists for a bucolic seaside escape, it still remains fairly off the beaten path in regards to foreign tourism. This, however, is a shame as Pembrokeshire seemed to offer the beauty and mild weather of Cornwall with a fraction of … Read More