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Wales is a country of great geographical variation with over 70% of its perimeter covered by long stretches of attractive and often rugged coastline. South Wales is mainly known for its industrial heritage but the area also has some outstanding historical sites. These include,the Roman Amphitheatre at Caerleon,Tintern Abbey and the Forest of Dean. A stunning forest with caves,rolling hills and trees as well as beautiful towns and villages filled with myths and legend. Wales is an ideal place for a city break,short break of self drive ferry holiday,and Stena Line offers great prices on all ferry routes to Wales.
The western part of the coast between Carmarthen Bay and St David's is similar to that of the more pastoral west country of England backed by equally beautiful countryside. North Wales is one of the most popular tourist areas in the British Isles,with many lively coastal resorts and inlands. The region of Snowdonia has long been popular with walkers and climbers and Gower is also a must for a visit with rolling hills and stunning scenery all the way down to the sea.
The Welsh capital,Cardiff,is ideal for a city break. The stunning Cardiff Castle is located at its centre and the Millennium stadium is also a must for a visit,whether to watch a sports match or just for a guided tour.
Short breaks in Wales are very popular as it is a great place to escape to for the weekend. We can offer you excellent accommodation in the countryside or the cities alike. Wales is a great place for a city break,short break or a self drive ferry holiday. We can offer you a range of hand picked hotels that you may book directly with our staff when you book your ferry.