So, what are the top 5 castles to visit in South Wales? These are our choices with the reasons we chose them and a bit of their history.
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Holidaying in a caravan, motorhome or camper is a uniquely enjoyable form of leisure travel. It allows you to explore the very best of the UK at a moment’s notice and…
Mumbles is the headland on the western edge of Swansea Bay, South Wales. As well as being a pretty little seaside town with cafes, ice cream parlours, a Victorian pier and…
The quiet Carmarthenshire town of Laugharne sits on the banks of the Tâf estuary in South Wales. Apart from the Norman castle, Laugharne is best known as the home of the…
As well as the rugged countryside and diverse history Wales has a plethora of ancient legends, myths and ghost stories. These stories have been passed down over the centuries through the…
South Wales is a beautiful area of the UK that sometimes gets overlooked by visitors. Many think it is industrial and there’s not much to see compared to the west or…
The Pen Pych waterfall walk isn’t exactly secret, but it is much quieter than many of the walks in the neighbouring Brecon Beacons. You can find Pen Pych in the Rhondda…
