Why you should go on a canal holiday in Wales
All you need to know about taking a narrowboat holiday on Welsh canals.
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Lakes and rivers of Wales
Welsh rivers and canals to picnic by and lakes with hidden depths and intriguing back-stories.
Discover Mid Wales' accessible attractions
From activities to relaxing canal boat cruises, Mid Wales has lots to offer people with disabilities.
On top of the world at Pontcysyllte Aqueduct
Meet Nicky Lincoln who crosses Thomas Telford's amazing Pontcysyllte Aqueduct on a boat every day.
Walks around Llangollen and the Dee Valley
Explore the rich history of Llangollen, the picturesque Dee Valley and a bit of Offa’s Dyke Path.
The North Wales Way: go your own way...
Take a train, cruise a canal, bike it or take a hike in Wales’ biggest mountain range.
Let North East Wales inspire your next adventure!
Adventure, culture, history and food – are you ready to start exploring?
Spotlight on Welshpool
Discover countryside canal walks, modern art, historic castles and heritage railways from Welshpool.
Discovering history and wildlife along the Severn Way
Discover history and wildlife along the River Severn between Newtown and Welshpool.
Get out on the water and explore!
Top spots to discover the seas, lakes, rivers and canals of Wales by kayak or canoe.
Trips on water to float your boat
Take to the water to enjoy the wonderful scenery along our coasts and canals.
Royalty and Romans: Wales has an incredible history
Brutal invasions, castles, myths, legends and industrial works; the story of Wales is captivating.
Exploring Neath Port Talbot on foot
Leafy countryside, tranquil canals, rushing waterfalls and fascinating industrial heritage await.