Wales

Mountains, paths, and fresh-air days

For walkers and scenery-lovers, it delivers. Eryri (Snowdonia) brings dramatic peaks and moody views, while the coastal paths thread past golden beaches, hidden coves and cliff-top lookouts that make you slow down and take it all in. Between the big landscapes you’ll find market towns, slate-mining villages, and routes that are perfect for an easy road trip.

Cardiff, culture, and the little Welsh touches

Cardiff / Caerdydd adds a vibrant city break option, with sport, music, food and waterfront vibes, while the rest of the country keeps things cosy and welcoming. The Welsh language is very much alive, and you’ll hear it around you, alongside traditional music in pubs and local favourites like bara brith with a proper cup of tea. It’s a destination that feels both timeless and refreshingly modern.