Wales

2010 | Travel

There are hundreds of good reasons to visit Wales: the castles, cathedrals, and choirs, the walking and cycling, the festivals, fishing and food. From the stunning sweep of the Brecon Beacons to ruggedly windswept South Stack. From the beaches of the Gower to the gardens of Bodnant and Aberglasney - this handy little guide is invaluable for making any trip special. Choose from over 100 places to stay: B&Bs, self-catering cottages, hotels, inns,,inns and pubs with rooms. All have been inspected and all are good value...Wake up in your B&B to circling red kites and the breathtaking backdrop of the Black Mountains. Stay in a simple inn lost in the hills where king-sized breakfasts set you up for a day in Snowdonia. Dine on Tenby sea bass and fresh garden produce after stretching your legs on the Pembrokeshire coastal path, then settle into the warm contemporary luxury of a converted abbey. We choose places and people who do their own thing with passion and flair.

Alastair Sawday (Author)