The Gower Peninsula of West Glamorgan is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with 160 square miles of unspoilt beaches and rugged coastlines. Its other main town Swansea (the name is from one of its earliest visitors - a certain Swein Forkbeard!) on the shores of Swansea Bay in West Glamorgan is known as the gateway to the Gower. The mines of the South Wales Valleys once supplied millions of tons of coal and iron and many miners cottages are still dotted around the hillside.
Big Blue Adventures specialise in tailor-made adventure travel packages for private groups in North and South Wales, including: Cardiff and Brecon ...
Gower or the Gower Peninsula is a peninsula in the south of Wales, projecting westwards into the Bristol Channel. It is the most westerly part of t...
Rhossili Bay curves along an arc running northwards from the village. The sandy beach is three miles long and is backed with sand dunes. Locals ref...
Singleton Park comprises 250 acres of land. An ornamental garden is located to the south, near the entrance to Swansea University, and a walled bot...
South Wales Miners Museum, Port Talbot is a registered charity (no. 1102321). Managed by a dedicated team of volunteers, SWMM aims to promote and p...
Teamforce, Swansea provide the latest technology in Laser Tag equipment. taking an idea from a concept to a profitable solution. We are proud to wo...
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Every Saturday at The Comedy Cabaret Cardiff you can enjoy our variety stand-up show featuring 4 top award-winning comedians, with pre-show drinks ...
Tintern Abbey was founded by Walter de Clare, Lord of Chepstow, on 9 May 1131. It is situated adjacent to the village of Tintern in Monmouthshire, ...
Veddw House Garden, Devauden is set in the wonderful countryside of the Welsh border above Tintern. There are two acres of ornamental garden and tw...