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Wales punches above its weight when it comes to wildlife, especially along the coast. This guide will point you to the best spots to see puffins, seals, and dolphins, with a realistic take on your chances of spotting them.
Wild camping in Wales offers an unparalleled chance to connect with the raw beauty of the landscape, from the mountains of Snowdonia to the rugged coastline of Pembrokeshire. This guide provides practical advice and location ideas for a safe and memorable experience.
Wales isn't always known for accessibility, but with a bit of planning, a wheelchair doesn't have to stop you from experiencing our incredible landscapes and adventures. This guide highlights some accessible options for enjoying the Welsh outdoors.
Wales in winter: fewer crowds, stark beauty, and bracing weather. But what's actually *open* and worth doing? This guide breaks down the best winter activities in Wales, from underground adventures to mountain hikes, and what to expect in terms of weather, crowds, and cost.
So you're looking at a guided activity in Wales and wondering if the 'qualified instructor' leading the charge actually knows their stuff? Let's break down what that label *really* means, using some real-world examples from outfits operating here in Wales.
Wetsuits are essential for enjoying the Welsh coast and waters year-round. This guide covers what to look for, whether to buy or rent, and how to get the most from your investment.
The Welsh 3000s Challenge is a serious undertaking, summiting all 15 peaks over 3,000 feet in Wales within 24 hours; this guide tells you what it involves and how to prepare.
Attempting the Welsh 3000s in a single day is a brutal challenge, a proper test of fitness and mental fortitude. Here's how we got on, what went wrong, and whether I'd recommend you even try it.
Snowdon can be a beautiful challenge, but it's crucial to respect its volatile weather; this guide offers practical advice on what to do when conditions turn sour on the mountain.
Wales is a land of adventure, and every year the best operators get recognised. Here's a rundown of the Wales Adventure Awards for 2025, celebrating the folks who make it happen.
Via ferrata, Italian for "iron path," is a climbing route equipped with steel cables, rungs, and ladders, making exposed rock faces accessible to those without advanced climbing skills; in Wales, you can find it at Zip World's sites in Snowdonia and South Wales.
Wales' west coast, from the Llyn Peninsula down to Pembrokeshire, is a cracking road trip if you're in a van and chasing waves. This is how I spent a week exploring it, where I camped, and what I learned.
Non-stop thrills across North Wales
Maximum thrills in minimum time
The best sections of the 125-mile loop
Island adventures for all the family
Paddle around Wales' island paradise