The Gower Peninsula of West Glamorgan is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with 160 square miles of unspoilt beaches and rugged coastlines. Its other main town Swansea (the name is from one of its earliest visitors - a certain Swein Forkbeard!) on the shores of Swansea Bay in West Glamorgan is known as the gateway to the Gower. The mines of the South Wales Valleys once supplied millions of tons of coal and iron and many miners cottages are still dotted around the hillside.
Gower National Landscape - dramatic cliffs, sweeping beaches and starry skies. The Gower National Landscape, previously the UK's first Area ...
Cardiff Boat - Discover Cardiff from the water aboard Princess Katharine. Step aboard Princess Katharine and enjoy a relaxing cruise between the...
Cardiff Boat - Discover Cardiff from the water aboard Princess Katharine. Step aboard Princess Katharine and enjoy a relaxing cruise between the...
Rhossili Bay - Discover one of Wales’ most breathtaking beaches. Rhossili Bay is one of the most spectacular coastal destinations on the G...
Singleton Park - Swansea’s largest park with gardens, boating lake and family attractions. Covering around 250 acres, Singleton Park is Sw...
South Wales Miners Museum - Industrial heritage museum in Afan Valley Country Park. South Wales Miners Museum, located in Afan Valley Country Pa...
Blaenafon Cheddar Company - award-winning handmade Welsh cheese in a World Heritage town. We are a tiny, family-run cheesemaker producing some o...
Tintern Abbey - Explore one of Wales’ most iconic medieval ruins. Set beside the River Wye in the picturesque village of Tintern, Monmouth...
Veddw House Garden - dramatic design and history in the Wye Valley. Set in the Welsh border countryside above Tintern, Veddw House Garden is a c...