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Wales in a van? Brilliant choice. But don't even *think* about setting off without the right kit, or you'll be wishing you'd booked a B&B in Llandudno. This is what you *actually* need, learned from years of campervan touring from Anglesey to the Brecon Beacons.
Wales isn't just about mountains and coast; some of the best adventures happen beneath our feet. This is your guide to exploring the caves and caverns hidden across the country, with a focus on safety, operators, and what to expect.
TYF Adventure in Pembrokeshire isn't just another adventure company; they practically invented coasteering as we know it, offering exhilarating experiences along the rugged coastline. If you're looking for an experienced guide to lead you jumping off rocks and exploring hidden coves, they're a solid
Trail running in Wales offers everything from coastal paths with stunning sea views to challenging mountain routes. Here’s your guide to getting started, finding the best trails, and staying safe while exploring the Welsh countryside on foot.
Ticks are a real but manageable risk when enjoying Wales' incredible landscapes. Here's what you need to know to protect yourself from bites and Lyme disease while hiking, climbing, and exploring.
Wales offers some cracking spots for stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), whether you're after a calm lake, a gentle river cruise, or a bit of coastal exploration. Here's a rundown of where to go and what to expect.
Storm season in Wales? Don't hide indoors! From storm-watching to underground adventures, here's how to embrace the wilder side of Cymru.
A solo hiking trip to Snowdonia in early autumn, with a few minor mishaps and plenty of proper Welsh weather thrown in for good measure.
Solo adventures in Wales are brilliant – the freedom, the challenge, the quiet moments of awe. But they demand a different kind of respect. Here’s how to stack the odds in your favour.
This is a trip report on a weekend adventure in Snowdonia, including a Snowdon summit hike, gorge walking, and the Velocity 2 zip line. It covers costs, difficulties, and honest opinions to help you decide if it's for you.
Want to bag Snowdon's summit but unsure which route to take? This guide breaks down the six main paths, from the gentle Llanberis Path to the knife-edge Crib Goch, helping you choose the perfect climb for your ability and experience.
These smaller, independent adventure outfits across Wales deserve your attention. They often offer a more personalized, authentic experience than the big chains.
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