Par excellence golfing in South Wales
World-famous golf and links courses and golf hotels make South Wales irresistible to golfers.
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The standout places to stand up paddleboard
Stunning coastline and scenic waters make Wales standout for stand up paddleboarders.
Surf’s up and it’s waiting for you in West Wales
No better place to learn to surf than Pembrokeshire National Park.
Magic of the UK’s only coastal National Park
Take a boat trip around the Atlantic coast of Pembrokeshire, the UK’s only coastal national park.
Ever seen a dolphin leap from the ocean?
Take a boat trip from New Quay to explore the rich marine wildlife in their natural habitat.
We know coasteering – after all, we invented it!
With 870 miles of challenging coastline, Wales invented coasteering, and remains its heartland.
Exploring the North Wales coast by train
Our handy guide to exploring the wonders of the North Wales coast and Anglesey by train.
Perfect places to stay for you - and your best friend
From coast to country, when it comes to dog-friendly accommodation in Wales, there’s so much choice.
The vastness of the Vale of Glamorgan
Explore the magic of the Vale of Glamorgan through the eyes of actress and Penarth native Annes Elwy.
Cwtch up beside the sea
With 870 miles of coast, there’s a Welsh coastal cottage just waiting for a cwtch.
The remarkable pull of Enlli
The remarkable pull of the island has attracted Mari Huws back every year since the age of three.
Making outdoor space for yourself
And relax... Discover activities you can do in Wales that provide physical and mental space.