Wales grabs your attention from the very start with its wild landscapes, rich traditions, and ancient history.
Imagine a land where towering cliffs plunge into roaring seas and green hills stretch as far as the eye can see, all crowned by mysterious mountains shrouded in mist – that’s Wales!
It is a hiker’s dream, with trails intertwining with its rich history.
The country boasts over 600 castles, offering the highest concentration of castles in Europe, meaning no trip to Wales is complete without visiting these medieval fortresses, especially on the Northern Coast.
Outdoor enthusiasts will also find a haven in Wales’ wild national parks, like Snowdonia and the Brecon Beacons.
The ascent of Mount Snowdon, the country’s highest peak, is a rewarding challenge, while the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and the historic Offa's Dyke Trail further add to Wales’ appeal for nature lovers.
Wales holds a unique place in the hearts of travelers due to the Welsh language, which is a living link to its Celtic past. So don’t be surprised when greeted with a warm "Croeso i Gymru," meaning "Welcome to Wales."
During your visit, you’ll also find that Wales truly lives up to its nickname, the "Land of Song," where music and poetry radiate a firm national pride.
Welsh landscapes are best enjoyed from mid-spring to mid-fall when its forever unpredictable weather is most under control.
Whether under clear skies or amidst light rain, the captivating Welsh beauty always shines through.
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