Best places to stay in Wales
Riverside Pods
Erwlon Caravan and Camping Park, Llandovery, Carmarthenshire, SA20 0RD
If you fancy staying somewhere a bit different on your trip to Wales, the Riverside Pods in Llandovery are a great choice. Nestled in the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, it’s the perfect couple’s or hiker’s countryside retreat. Kitted out with cosy furnishings, including a wet room, these individually designed pods are perfect for a luxury ‘camping’ retreat.
The Black Mountain Lodge
Hereford, Powys, HR3 5PT
Choose from the delightful four-star 17th century family-run lodge, or their cosy self-catering cottage for your stay at Black Mountain? Tucked away between the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons, this little slice of countryside paradise offers amazing views, beautiful rooms, and a delicious dining experience.
Under Starry Skies: Barn, Hafan, & Cabins
Llwynbwch, Llanwrda, SA19 8LP
This beautiful collection of barns and cabins is positioned looking out over the picturesque village of Llansadwrn. Enjoy a serene meadow setting, a private garden (if you stay in their eco-cabin), and a variety of plants and animal life that have made their home at the dairy farm site.
Best places to eat in Wales
Signatures Restaurant
Aberconwy Resort & Spa, Conwy, LL32 8GA
This traditional-yet modern and lavishly decorated British restaurant offers an award-winning menu to suit every palate. Feast your eyes on the succulent lamb shoulder or dig into a delicious trout fillet. And why not top it off with their indulgent sticky toffee pudding for dessert?
Coast
Coppet Hall Beach Centre, Saundersfoot, SA69 9AJ
Coast in Saundersfoot is famous for its rustic dining experience, situated on the shorelines of Coppet Hall. The location, like its food and wine, is like no-other. Enjoy superb cooking and views inspired by both land and sea, from succulent shrimp to tender pork belly.
The Potted Pig
27 High Street, Cardiff, CF10 1PU
This underground bank vault eatery finds inspiration in French and New York cuisine to offer something truly different. Located in the heart of bustling Cardiff, The Potted Pig serves up seasonal Welsh produce year-round. Choose from a selection of pork dishes, from cheek to belly, fresh vegetable courses, and delicate desserts.
Best things to do in and around Wales
Snowdonia National Park
Penrhyndeudraeth, Gwynedd, LL48 6LF
What’s a trip to Wales without exploring the country’s most infamous and beautiful national park? Snowdonia is rich with beauty and hiking and climbing trails to suit all types of adventurer. Explore its 823 miles of Welsh countryside, or tackle one of the UK’s highest peaks, Mount Snowdon itself.
Cardiff Castle
Castle St, Cardiff, CF10 3RB
This castle is a cultural amalgamation of medieval and Gothic Victorian architecture. The original structure was first built in the 11th century, so you can be sure that you’re walking through history when you step onto the grounds. The castle stands high in the centre of the city, so is a great place to spend your day out in Cardiff.
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Explore the glorious Pembrokeshire coast in one of Wales must-visit national parks. Famed for being the only park in the UK to solely consist of wild and maritime landscapes, Pembrokeshire National Park plays host to all terrains. Visit to discover everything from beautiful beaches and striking cliffs to scenic peaks and enchanting woodland.