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Archwilio Cymru ar daith ffordd ar draws y wlad!

Whether you enjoy rambling along rugged landscapes, basking on beautiful beaches or enjoy spectacular scenery and architecture, there's something for everyone to enjoy in Wales.

Your favourite places to visit

We asked our members to tell us their favourite places to visit in Wales. We've taken your ideas and have put together great suggested tours. Choose from four fantastic routes or create your own, using our video guide to get you started, for an unforgettable holiday in Wales.

Tour 1: The coastal trail Tour 2: Outdoor adventurers Tour 3: History and nature lovers Tour 4: The west coast wander

Tour 1: The coastal trail

The coastal trail (Y llwybr arfordirol)

7 campsites, 16 nights minimum

See the very best that Wales has to offer on this memorable tour. This route will take you along the coast, stopping at much-loved places of interest. You also have the option to extend your stay and see even more stunning sights.

The coastal trail tour is recommended by Club members.

1. Tredegar House

  • See the remains of Caerleon Roman fortress and baths
  • Explore Cwmcarn Forest and Visitor Centre

2. Brecon Beacons (optional add-on)

  • Visit Brecon Beacons National Park
  • Tour the mines at the Big Pit National Coal Museum
  • Ride Brecon Mountain Railway

3. Pembrey Country Park

  • Visit the historic Kidwelly Castle
  • Stroll round the National Botanic Garden of Wales
  • Enjoy the breathtaking beaches of the Gower Peninsula

4. Freshwater East (optional add-on)

5. St David’s Lleithyr Meadow

6. Shawsmead

  • Visit Llanerchaeron National Trust House
  • Walk the nature trail and see 300ft falls at Devil’s Bridge waterfalls
  • Hop on the Vale of Rheidol Railway

7. Gwern-y-Bwlch

  • Visit the RSPB Ynys-hir nature reserve
  • Take a trip on the Rheilffordd Talyllyn Railway
  • Visit the spectacular Powis Castle and gardens

Tour 2: Outdoor adventurers

Outdoor adventurers (Anturiaethau awyr agored)

5 campsites, 12 nights minimum

If you enjoy spectacular scenery and touring in the great outdoors, then we have a tour idea for you. Roam wonderful Welsh landscapes and sample the country’s fascinating history on this five-site tour.

1. Min y Don

2. Coed-y-Llwyn

3. Penrhos or Cae Mawr

  • Walk the 190-year-old Menai Bridge
  • See the awe-inspiring Beaumaris Castle remains
  • Visit the Inigo Jones Slate Works

4. Riverside

5. Lady Margaret’s Park

  • Visit magnificent Chirk Castle
  • Take a trip on the historic Llangollen Railway
  • Explore the Erddig House National Trust site

Tour 3: History and nature lovers

History and nature lovers (Natur a hanes)

8 campsites, 21 nights minimum

Get a taste for Welsh history, nature and culture on this eight-site tour. Immerse yourself in Roman and Celtic history and explore beautiful landscapes and wildlife - this route is perfect for discovering Wales’ rich heritage.

1. Tredegar House

2. Gowerton

3. Pembrey Country Park

  • Enjoy a peaceful woodland walk at Pembrey Country Park
  • Visit the mighty Kidwelly Castle
  • Amble round the National Botanic Garden of Wales

4. Freshwater East

  • Visit mighty Pembroke Castle
  • Enjoy spectacular scenery at Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
  • Sail across to charming Caldey Island

5. St David’s Lleithyr Meadow

  • Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
  • Spot puffins, seals and seabirds at the RSPB Ramsey Island Nature Reserve
  • Cast off on a wildlife adventure boat trip

6. Shawsmead

7. Dolaucothi Estate

  • Go on an underground tour of Dolaucothi Gold Mines
  • Enjoy beautiful surroundings at Dinefwr Park and Castle
  • Walk through enchanting woodlands at RSPB Gwenffrwd-Dinas

8. Brecon Beacons

Tour 4: The west coast wander

The west coast wander (Yr arfordir gorllewinol)

5 campsites, 14 nights minimum

Travel the length of the Welsh coastline, stopping at five fantastic sites along the way. You'll pass through picturesque scenery and see some unforgettable places of natural and historical interest on this charming route.

1. Freshwater East

2. St David’s Lleithyr Meadow

3. Shawsmead

  • Walk a wonderful waterfall trail at Devil’s Bridge Falls
  • Immerse yourself in history at the National Trust House, Llanerchaeron
  • Ride the Vale of Rheidol Railway

4. Min y Don

  • Visit majestic Harlech Castle
  • Enjoy walking and outdoor activities at Snowdonia National Park
  • Work on your handicap at Royal St David’s Golf Course

5. Choose from Penrhos or Cae Mawr

Sites featured in the coastal trail tour

Tredegar House

This seven-acre campsite boasts an ornamental lake plus a 17th century orangery, gardens and woodland.

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Brecon Beacons

This campsite boasts some of the best views of the central Beacons, with dramatic views of Pen-y-Fan, Cribyn and Corn Dufeatures.

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Pembrey

This campsite is great for a range of outdoor activities with the use of the seven-mile stretch of safe, sandy beach only a mile away.

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Freshwater East

This campsite boasts many picturesque walks along the coastal path with stunning cliff top views and fresh coastal air.

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Lleithyr Meadow

St David's Lleithyr Meadow Club Campsite, offers swimming, surfing, windsurfing and sailing from Whitesands Bay, just over a mile away from the site.

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Shawsmead

A peaceful meadowland campsite, you'll feel tiny amongst the vast open areas and wondrous views towards the coast.

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Gwern-Y-Bwlch

Situated in Mid Wales between Snowdonia and old Montgomeryshire, this campsite features terraced pitches, some with views across the valley. 

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Sites featured in the outdoor adventurers tour

Min Y Don

Min Y Don is situated between the coast road and the beach, set against a backdrop formed by Snowdon and the mountain range. 

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Coed-Y-Llwyn

This campsite is particularly geared up for outdoor lovers, who can venture up Snowdon and enjoy a number of outdoor activities.

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Penrhos

With views of Snowdonia from the caravan site, the safe and sandy beaches provide space and tranquillity. 

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Cae Mawr

Cae Mawr Club Campsite is an unspoilt, secluded spot, with miles and miles of varied and beautiful coastal scenery. 

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Riverside

Riverside Touring Park is set within the heart of North Wales, in the laid back village of Betws-y-Coed.

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Lady Margaret's Park

Lady Margaret's Park Club Campsite boasts a range of pitches that are located in intimate tree-shaded glades and in open grassed areas.

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Sites featured in the history and nature lovers tour

Tredegar House

This seven-acre campsite boasts an ornamental lake plus a 17th century orangery, gardens and woodland.

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Gowerton

An easy drive to the beautiful Gower Peninsula, this campsite is ideally placed to visit this 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'.

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Pembrey

This campsite is great for a range of outdoor activities with the use of the seven-mile stretch of safe, sandy beach only a mile away.

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Freshwater East

This campsite boasts many picturesque walks along the coastal path with stunning cliff top views and fresh coastal air.

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Lleithyr Meadow

St David's Lleithyr Meadow Club Campsite, offers swimming, surfing, windsurfing and sailing from Whitesands Bay, just over a mile away from the site.

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Shawsmead

A peaceful meadowland campsite, you'll feel tiny amongst the vast open areas and wondrous views towards the coast.

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Brecon Beacons

This campsite boasts some of the best views of the central Beacons, with dramatic views of Pen-y-Fan, Cribyn and Corn Dufeatures.

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Sites featured in the west coast wander tour

Freshwater East

This campsite boasts many picturesque walks along the coastal path with stunning cliff top views and fresh coastal air.

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Lleithyr Meadow

St David's Lleithyr Meadow Club Campsite, offers swimming, surfing, windsurfing and sailing from Whitesands Bay, just over a mile away from the site.

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Shawsmead

A peaceful meadowland campsite, you'll feel tiny amongst the vast open areas and wondrous views towards the coast.

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Min Y Don

Min Y Don is situated between the coast road and the beach, set against a backdrop formed by Snowdon and the mountain range. 

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Penrhos

With views of Snowdonia from the caravan site, the safe and sandy beaches provide space and tranquillity. 

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Cae Mawr

Cae Mawr Club Campsite is an unspoilt, secluded spot, with miles and miles of varied and beautiful coastal scenery. 

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