The Capital City, Cardiff
The capital city of Cardiff is host to a lovely Welsh people with many areas for shopping, eating, and drinking. The retail park has something for everyone – high street stores, large shopping centres and various markets. Be sure to have cawl or rarebit before you leave the area or you won’t be able to say you’ve experiences all South Wales has to offer.
Cardiff is one of the wettest places in the country, but its charm is worth the drizzle so bring your wellies! Whether it is your first visit or your 20th, Cardiff is sure to please. (Photo: Cardigan Castle, Ceredigion, Wales)
Brecon Mountain Railway for the Day
The Brecon Mountain Railway is a lovely full scale, narrow-gauge heritage railway that travels five miles into the Brecon Beacons National Park. It runs from Pant, to Torpantau following the route of the original Brecon & Merthyr Railway which originated in 1859 and closed in 1964. The returning train stops at an intermediate station in Pontsticill where there is a café and children’s play area.
There are stops in both directions for the café which has beverages and light refreshments. At Pant Station there are tearooms, a gift shop and a workshop. With several trains a day on this 10-mile round trip journey, be sure to book online early as seats can fill up quickly.
(Photo:Brecon Mountain Railway)
More than Adventures at Adventure Beyond
For nearly 25 years Adventure Beyond has been providing families with action packed water sports adventures. Primarily based in the Cardigan Bay among various locations, Adventure Beyond gives those of all ages thrilling water-based fun. Great for families, couples, parties, team building and those looking for something special to do outside of their caravan on the West Wales coast.
There are activities to choose from for every level of challenge, age and adventure; they offer stand up paddle boarding, kayaking, canoeing, coasteering, surfing, gorge walking, whitewater rafting and tubing. Get in the waves any time of year to see plenty of wildlife with expertly trained guides that will make sure your party stays safe and well care for.
Adventure Beyond also offer some land activities such as raft building, bushcraft and survival skills and hill walking. Great fun for pre-teens and teenagers to get them away from electronics and into something physically demanding! They’ll plead with you to return on the next visit on your caravan holiday.
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