Slowly tourists are moving away from the hotels and serviced apartments and looking for other ways to enjoy the seaside. Seaside cottages bring all the different conveniences with them. Most of the cottages are located on the seaside with proper information on where to stay and what to see in Wales to make your visit a truly memorable one. Continue reading “Wales cottages for rental”
Apr 11 2010
The Welsh love their takeaways
As a dyed-in-the-wool English person, I have to confess a passion for the Welsh and for my trips to Wales. The areas that are particularly appealing to me are the scenic routes that I love when visting friends who live in the north near Anglesey. The people have great passion and are generally very friendly towards me, and moreover, the cuisine that is available is first class. Continue reading “The Welsh love their takeaways”
Mar 08 2010
Weekend breaks in Wales and wonderful castles ot visit
Let’s look at some of the fascinating castle architect in this region of the UK. Below are described some of the castles you might not first think about when choosing holidays in Wales.
Powis Castle
The castle was designed and built in the 12th century and followed all of the usual norman rules and guidelines. Continue reading “Weekend breaks in Wales and wonderful castles ot visit”
Jan 13 2010
Short breaks in Wales
When your stay is only a short or weekend break, it is important to maximise your time and make the best possible use of it. Day trips or half-day trips are the key to getting a lot into a mini-break in Wales, and luckily there are plenty of activities that fit the bill.
I have listed below a selection of activities that awaits a visitor on any short breaks in Wales, or weekend breaks in Wales. Continue reading “Short breaks in Wales”
Dec 09 2009
The top Welsh festival: The Eisteddfod 2010
if you have grown used to travelling abroad during the summer for your vacactions, you might be interested in something more ‘local’. Look west to a small country, with its own charm and unique culture.
Anyone considering weekend breaks in Wales or looking for things to do in Wales would be well served by a visit to the biggest annual Welsh language and cultural festival – The National Eisteddfod. Continue reading “The top Welsh festival: The Eisteddfod 2010″