Anglesey (Ynys Môn in Welsh) is a large island off the coast of north-west Wales. The island is rich in culture and natural beauty, and is jam packed with things to do. Much of the 125 mile...

There are so many castles in Wales you could visit one every day for a year and still not manage to get around them all! It has more castles per square mile than any other country in Europe and for...

The Devil's Kitchen refers to a large crack in the cliffs along the southern side of Cwm Idwal, between the mountain peaks Glyder Fawr and Y Garn. Through the crack there flows a multi-drop...

The Glyderau (commonly called the Glyders) is a mountain range in Snowdonia National Park. The range takes its name from the two highest peaks in the range - Glyder Fawr (1001m) and Glyder Fach...

Waun Fach (Little Moor) is a peat bog summit in the eastern part of the Brecon Beacons in South Wales. At 811m high, it is the tallest peak in the Black Mountains. The most scenic walking route to...

As a country carved by glaciers in the last ice age, the landscapes in Wales comprise of mountains, valleys and an abundance of waterfalls. Waterfalls in Wales are often steeped in legends and myths...