Where to go in Wales?

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Wales is great !

South Wales - Try Pembroke, around St Davids, Tenby etc all nice, great little beaches etc, quite country roads for cycling. St Davids can get a little busy during August but still plenty of room

Try the visit wales website:

http://www.visitwales.co.uk/server.php?show=nav.7010

North Wales: Llyn Peninsula, from Porthmadog to Abersoch.

Self catering, try:

http://www.selfcatering-directory.co.uk/default.htm?i=1&b=2

http://www.northwalesindex.co.uk/pages/226_11.html

Anglesey is also nice re plenty of little beaches / minor roads.

Plenty of other great areas in mid wales, from Barmouth down thro Aberdovey and Southwards. All depends on if you want a quite village location be in larger seaside town.

Have a look at this website for some photo's / maps:

http://www.geograph.org.uk/

MARY C

wales is lovely..going by car..scenes,,,food,,people..i went to bethesday,in a caravan..its not bad,but..i prefer a hotel...the pubs,with restaurants,,are friendly,,are a bit cheapish..all in all,its beautiful landscaps,,rocks,,x hills,,x mountains...etc..mary.c.

sarge

North wales would be Barmouth,south wales would be tenby plenty of caravan sites as well

sparkey

all of wales is great just look at the travel brochures and pick somewhere you will love it

Anna B

Anglesey is great. I went there every year for my holiday from the age of 0 years to 16 years. There is loads to do and it is really beautiful. The Sea Zoo is fun for little ones!

steffi

I love the Swansea/Tenby/Pembroke area. The coast is so picturesque, and public transport is good. Lots of castles, beaches, and places for children to explore.
Get a Haven Holidays brochure, and any others your travel agent advises. There are masses of caravan parks and chalets along that bit of coast. My personal favourites are Kidwelly and Pendine.
Have also been to North Wales (Prestatyn). Found it a pain to get to from Devon (you don't say where you are travelling from). Didn't like the park, but there was a beautiful wildlife reserve in a massive area of sand dunes.

Cyclops

Porthcawl is nice, also the Gower.

But Caroline Street in Cardiff rocks for its chippies !

Also Barmouth is beautiful.

SUE G online

west wales coast is so beautiful, and is not commercialised, Aberporth, New Quay, Mwnt, Poppit sands near Cardigan. You will see lots of wildlife from Dolphins in the summer to baby seals in september. Golden beaches, rock pools, clear sea, gorgeous scenery, cliff top walks, and lots of self catering, caravans and chalets. I lived around that area for 10 years and only left to go to Spain, which only lasted 3 years but that is another story. you cant go much wrong if you go there and you wont regret it. have fun

sian p

I am ashamed to say that as a native of Wales I have never really explored it properly. There are many lovely places, the Gower peninsular, The carmathenshire coast not to mention the beacons. check out visitwales.com and you should find all you need.

Croeso I Cymru (Welcome to Wales)

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yOU really need to check out tourist boards for what you want?
Wales has a LOT to offer and is very diverse!!
I'm in Mid Wales by the way...

pinky

north, south or mid. they are quite different but each is beautiful in their own way.north is rugged and exciting,south is gentle with excellent shopping, and mid is lovely and slow ,all of wales is worth a visit and all of the welsh is child friendly,ask t/info. for s/c guide. and have a wonderful holiday.

deegee

its got to be Tenby; great beaches, scenery, Caldey Island
nice small town with harbour, georgian houses. pubs and restaurants but not too noisy
oakwood park a mini alton towers and other attractions within easy driving distance.
caravan sites of varying sizes in area and small hotels and guesthouses
coastal walks amazing

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