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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.
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.
Storm season in Wales? Don't hide indoors! From storm-watching to underground adventures, here's how to embrace the wilder side of Cymru.
Wales is surprisingly accessible by public transport, opening up a world of adventure without needing a car. This guide highlights some fantastic activities and locations you can reach by train and bus, offering a greener way to explore.
Preseli Venture isn't just another adventure outfit; they're a Pembrokeshire institution, blending adrenaline with a deep respect for the environment. Think coasteering, kayaking, and surfing powered by ethical principles.
The Llŷn Peninsula: think Pembrokeshire without the crowds, Snowdonia with a coastline. Come here for dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, and proper Welsh culture, all within easy reach.
The Gower Peninsula isn't just pretty beaches; it's a playground for anyone keen on getting wet, wild, and maybe a little bit bruised. This guide tells you where to go, who to go with, and what to expect when you're there.
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.
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.
Anglesey's often overlooked, but if you're after coastal adventures without the Snowdonia crowds, listen up. We'll get you sorted with sea kayaking routes, the best surf spots, and what to expect when the Welsh weather rolls in.
Wales boasts stunning coastlines, breathtaking lakes, and powerful rivers, offering incredible opportunities for recreation. Whether you're swimming, surfing, kayaking, paddleboarding, or simply enjoy...
Make the most of Welsh summers with coasteering, wild swimming, mountain biking and more — peak adventure season awaits.
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