Wales

Wales the Red dragon and Castles

Once across the border from England to Wales you immediately notice you entered a different country. With its own Celtic tongue and proud individual identity Wales remains a country within a country.

For the traveller Wales has unlimited attractions a stunning coastline, beaches dramatic mountain scenery and lakes, for those interested in outdoor sports it is a magnet.

The history lover will find plenty of interest here from the Romans right through to the Tudors the history of Wales has been inextricably linked to England.

Why not tread in the footsteps of Owain Glyndwr the last welsh prince and visit the mountains of Snowdonia once the stronghold of the Welsh Kings.

Then drive to the coast to Portmerion and marvel at the architecture and genius of Clough Wiliam Ellis.

Travel south and you can swim with Dolphins, while taking in the fantastic coastline and wild life.