Wales Travel Guides

Cwmtydu Beach

Cwmtydu Beach is a dog friendly beach that lies to the south west of New Quay, just north of Cardigan Bay. The shingle beach is popular with...

Great Orme Country Park

The Great Orme is a spectacular limestone headland standing prominently at the end of Llandudno Promenade. It is two miles long, one mile wide and...

Conwy Falls

The Conwy Falls is located off the road to Pentrefoelas from Betws y Coed. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, the falls provides stunning views...

Dyserth Waterfall

Mount Snowdon

Snowdon is the highest Mountain in England and Wales, a dramatic ancient volcano that has been carved and sculpted by glacial movement. The...

Train Stations

Carmarthen Station

Carmarthen Station is a few minutes walk from the town centre. Regular trains are available to Swansea. This is a...

Ramsey Island

Ramsey Island is an island reserve with a rich and diverse landscape and dramatic views from its hills. There is amazing wildlife - nesting birds...

Flights

Short haul flights to Ireland

To fly to the Welsh valleys, Cardiff Airport has regular charter and scheduled flights to Europe...

Holyhead Port

Holyhead offers the quickest route into the Republic of Ireland from the UK. Frequent daily sailings cross to Dublin Port, to the north of Dublin...

Port of Pembroke

Pembroke is located in the southwest tip of Wales and offers daily sailings to Rosslare in the Republic of Ireland. Facilities at the terminal...

Port of Fishguard

The Port of Fishguard is located to the west of the Town Centre of Fishguard. The Ferry Terminal is operated by Stena Line which offers facilities...

Druids Circle Penmaenmawr

Standing high above the town of Penmaenmawr is one of the finest stone circles in Wales. It is situated in a spectacular location with 360 degree...

Shropshire Trains

Shrewsbury and its surrounds have excellent local and long distance trains.

Wales and Borders are the main train operating company....

Transport Travel Guide

South Wales & The Valleys are relatively easy to travel to from Europe, England and Ireland by air, sea or road.

To fly to the Welsh...

Driving

The Menai Suspension Bridge and the Britannia road and rail bridge cross the Menai Strait, joining the Island of Anglsey to the Welsh mainland...

Buses

Various bus companies serve this area - BWS Gwynedd is the main operator. Most bus routes are Council subsidised and co-ordinated.

Several...

Trains

The Brecon Beacons area has excellent local train services and links to London as well as the rest of the UK. Intercity services to Cardiff leave...

Train Stations

Facilities

Information point Public telephone at tha station entrance Wheelchair access & step free access to platforms Car...

Train Stations

Located in Station Square.

Facilities

Public telephone in the covered platform area Wheelchair access & step free access to...

Cefn Lea Park