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Wales is one of the United Kingdom’s four constituent countries, situated in the southwest of the nation. It’s a scenic destination packed with rugged mountains, rolling valleys and beautiful coastlines. Charming little villages and market towns combined with the vibrant city life of Cardiff.

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Historic Wales can be seen in towns and cities such as Cardiff, Conway and Caerphilly, where ancient castles majestically punctuate the landscape. In places like Llandaff and Llanbadarn magnificent old churches look down over their residents. ‘The Valleys’, as they are affectionately know, are numerous lowland areas accomodating former coal mining towns that are now more likely to be inundated with summer hikers.

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Although Wales is undeniably a part of the UK, it is proud of its distinct culture which it perpetuates through its dedication to the language of Welsh. It is also committed to tradition and its continuing acknowledgement of its important history and heritage. Visitors will find the locals are friendly and welcoming but culturally different from their English neighbours, though perhaps on a subtle level only.

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The country’s visitor infrastructure is well developed, especially in the coastal towns where accommodation options are plentiful. Besides establishments operated by reputable hotel companies, there are a plethora of charming guest houses as well as self-catering cottages and farmhouses.

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