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A well-stocked first aid kit is essential for any adventure in Wales. Here's my take on what you actually need, without the fluff, based on years of hiking and scrambling in these hills.
Wales throws a proper party during festival season. But don't just sit in a field listening to music – tack on some proper Welsh adventure either side. Here's how to make the most of it, and what to realistically expect.
Spending a week in Pembrokeshire with the family doing coasteering and sea kayaking was brilliant, even if the weather tried its best to ruin it. Turns out, even teenagers can be dragged away from their screens for an adventure in the right place.
A dog-friendly ramble up Snowdonia? It’s doable, but you need to pick your route and be realistic about your dog's abilities. Here's what I learned taking my Border Collie up the Miners' Track.
Wales isn't just for sheep and soggy sandwiches, it's cracking for dogs too. Here's a few pointers on making the most of the Welsh outdoors with your four-legged mate.
Wales boasts some of the darkest skies in Europe, making it a prime location for stargazing. Combine your celestial viewing with daytime adventures for an unforgettable experience.
The Brecon Beacons offer stunning landscapes and thrilling activities, perfect for a couples' weekend getaway. We packed hiking, wild swimming, and caving into a few days, discovering both the beauty and the challenges of this Welsh national park.
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
Pembrokeshire coasteering in January? Aye, it's bonkers. Freezing water, gnarly wind, but a unique buzz for those brave enough to give it a go.
Wales in winter? Aye, it's bracing. Forget the crowds, embrace the proper weather, and you'll find a different kind of magic here. This guide cuts through the tourist guff to offer some honest advice for a memorable Christmas or New Year adventure.
So you're thinking of tackling some proper adventure in Wales, eh? Good on you. But before you launch yourself off a cliff or into a gorge, you'll need someone who knows what they're doing. Here’s the lowdown on picking the right adventure operator, with a spotlight on some of the best.
Celtic Quest Coasteering are a proper Pembrokeshire outfit, run by locals who know these waters like the back of their hands. If you're after an authentic, thrilling, and genuinely Welsh coasteering experience, these are the boys (and girls) to go with.
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