Wales Travel Guides

Tryfan

Tryfan is a stunning Mountain in the Ogwen Valley, rising 3,020 feet from the side of Llyn Ogwen and stretching across to the Glyders. Due to the...

Trains

The Snowdonia and Bangor area has excellent local train services and links to London and the channel tunnel as well as the rest of the UK....

Colby Woodland Garden

The 3¼-hectare (8-acre) garden has a fine display of colour in spring, with rhododendrons, magnolias, azaleas and camellias, underplanted...

Buses

Several public transport operators provide bus services for the Cardigan Bay area. BWS Gwynedd and Arriva are key operators.

The Postbus...

Coaches

Gorseinon, Bus Centre, West Glamorgan Merthyr Tydfil, Bus Station, Mid Glamorgan Monmouth, Bus Station, Gwent Neath, Rail Station, West...

Aberdeunant

In an unspoilt setting the farmhouse provides a rare insight into an aspect of agricultural life that has all but disappeared. As the property is...

Teifi River Trail

The River Teifi is a river in West Wales flowing into the sea below Cardigan town. A series of small lakes called the Teifi Pools source the...

Ferries

For ferry travel from Europe to Anglesey in the north of Wales, fast motorways, intercity trains and National Express coaches, make the onwards...

Happy Valley Gardens

The Happy Valley is a beautiful Tiered garden with many rare tropical plants and spectacular views. It is nestled in a sheltered hollow on the...

Flights

Manchester Airport and Liverpool John Lennon Airport are both only around an hours drive away from the sandy beaches along the Welsh north coast. ...

R.S.P.B (Conwy)

The Conwy R.S.P.B reserve is a purpose built centre that was built following the construction of the Conwy road tunnel to provide a safe haven for...

Robert O Parks & Son

St David's Visitor Centre & Shop (Nationa

The National Trust owns and protects much of the picturesque St David's Head and surrounding coastline.

The visitor centre is...

Bodnant Garden

One of the world's most spectacular gardens, Bodnant is situated above the River Conwy, with stunning views across Snowdonia. Begun in 1875...

Begelly Park Gardens

The Begelly Park Gardens were the brainchild of Ken and Margaret Hester, who brought the site to life around seven years ago.

The area...

The North Wales Coast Railway

Construction of this Historic Railway started in 1845 with George's son Robert Stephenson as chief engineer. Providing a direct route from...

Transport Travel Guide

To fly to the Mid Wales & Cardigan Bay area, Cardiff Airport, to the south, has scheduled flights to Glasgow, Dublin and Edinburgh plus...

Ferries

The English Channel ports are within 4 hours drive of Camarthenshire. The M4 motorway gives fast access to Southampton and Portsmouth from...

Train Stations

Cardiff Railway Station Just a few minutes walk from the city centre, the station is close to Cardiff Castle and the Millenium Stadium, a major...

Parc Glynllifon

Parc Glynllifon is a grade one listed historical garden, a country park that was once the private gardens and residence of Lord Newborough. The...