Wales Travel Guides

Train Stations

This is a staffed station, just a few minutes walk from the town centre. Tickets and information can be obtained from the booking office. ...

Sirhowy Valley Country Park

Aberdulais Falls

For over 400 years the falls provided the energy to drive the wheels of industry.

In 1584 a copper smelting furnace was established and...

Train Stations

Aberystwyth Railway Station

The station is just a few minutes walk from the town centre. Regular trains are available to Shrewsbury and...

Pistyll Rhaeadr

The Rhaeadr Valley is best known for being the home of Wales' highest waterfall, the Pistyll Rhaeadr. Hidden in a wooded valley, the water of...

Shropshire Buses

Regular buses serve all the major towns and many of the visitor attractions around Shropshire are accessible by bus: including Shrewsbury Castle...

Haverfordwest Airport

Haverfordwest airport is owned by Pembrokeshire County Council and is located on the northern outskirts of Haverfordwest town.

The airport...

Coaches

Holyhead Bus & Coach Station is situated outside the main ferry terminal.

National Express Coaches twice daily to London London...

National Botanic Garden of Wales

The National Botanic Garden Of Wales was created in the millennium and has quickly become the most visited garden in Wales. It is working with...

Train Stations

Abergavenny Station

The station is just a few minutes walk from the town centre. Regular trains are available to Shrewsbury and...

Buses

Most bus transport is provided by Arriva and BWS Gwynedd. Public bus services into the National Park and Black Mountains are quite sparse, but...

Transport to Cardiff Airport

The closest mainline rail station is Cardiff Central Station, from where connections can be made throughout the UK. National Express services run...

King George V Playing Fields

Trains

South Wales and the valleys have excellent local train services and links to London as well as the rest of the UK.

Cardiff terminus has...

Flights

Cardiff International Airport, just over 50 miles, a 1 hour drive south west of Brecon has a choice of onward travel to the National Park with...

Ferries

Aberystwyth is approximately 100 miles from Holyhead for ferries to Dublin & Dun Laoghaire and 56 miles from Fishguard for ferries to...

Grange Gardens

Coaches

Daily National Express coaches to London 8 hours 20 mins to London Victoria Coach Station Additional services via Birmingham, Liverpool and...

Trains

The north coast of Wales has excellent local train services and links to London as well as the rest of the UK. To travel by train along the coast...

Transport to Holyhead

The Port of Holyhead offers excellent access by road, rail or coach.

The much improved A55 provides quick & easy access along the...