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Coasteering – scrambling along rocks, swimming in the sea, and jumping off cliffs – can be an amazing family adventure, but choosing the right trip for your kids is crucial. This guide gives you the lowdown on age suitability, what to expect, and where to find the best coasteering experiences in Wal
Wales has castles galore, but why just look at them? Here's how to combine historical sightseeing with a dose of adventure the whole family will enjoy.
Carmarthenshire might not shout as loud as Snowdonia or Pembrokeshire, but for a slower pace and some genuinely lovely, less-crowded outdoor experiences, it's well worth a look, especially with the family. This is a guide to some easy hiking and kayaking spots where you can properly unwind.
Canyoning, or gorge-walking as some call it, is a cracking way to experience Snowdonia's wild side, scrambling up waterfalls and plunging into icy pools. This guide tells you what to expect, where to go, and whether it's actually for you.
Canoeing the River Wye is a cracking way to experience the Wye Valley, suitable for beginners and families. This guide covers everything you need to know, from choosing a route to what to expect and what to bring, so you can make the most of your paddle.
The Brecon Beacons aren't just for serious hikers; there's plenty to do for those who prefer a less strenuous connection with nature, from exploring caves to taking a dip in a waterfall. Here's a guide to enjoying the Brecon Beacons without having to conquer Pen y Fan.
Bodyboarding in Wales offers an accessible thrill for all ages, with a range of beaches to suit every skill level; from the gentle waves of Newgale in Pembrokeshire to the more challenging breaks at Llangennith on the Gower. This guide highlights the best spots and what to consider before you hit th
Wales isn't short on rain, and where there's rain, there's waterfalls. From dramatic plunges to gentle cascades, here's a rundown of some of the best, and whether they're worth the trek.
Snowdonia’s packed with cracking views, but some are easier earned than others. Here’s my guide to the best viewpoints, from roadside wonders to rewarding hikes, so you can spend less time planning and more time gawping.
Wales isn't exactly Hawaii, but we've got some cracking beaches for learning to surf. Here's my take on where to catch your first wave, without getting hammered by the Atlantic.
For those escaping Manchester or Liverpool, Snowdonia offers accessible adventure. This guide covers top thrills and practical advice for making the most of your trip.
Cardiff's a great base, but sometimes you need a proper dose of Welsh adventure. Here are a couple of my favourite day trips for getting out of the city and into the hills and waves, suited for different fitness levels.
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