South WalesSouth Wales is an area of contrasts. The bigger centres to the east have an immense industrialised past, and in recent years become magnets for tourists with an array of things to do and places to visit. The further west you go, the lusher the greenery and the quieter the atmosphere. When you hit Pembrokeshire and its western coastline, you’re more than rewarded for the journey. Some of the most stunning scenery in the British Isles is here, and with four Haven holiday parks for you to choose from, you won’t be far away from any of these wonderful things to do in South Wales.
From rolling hills to dramatic mountains, endless collection of castles and cascading waterfalls, there’s so much to see and do in Wales. And, with a rich cultural heritage to match, Cymru beckons visitors with its unique charm and diverse offerings!
From the rugged cliffs of Three Cliffs Bay to the dramatic trails around Aber Falls and the coastal allure of Marloes Peninsula, Wales reveals its true essence when discovered step by step. Join us as we list our favourite walks in Wales.
From cascading torrents hidden within lush forests to majestic falls framed by rugged cliffs, these natural wonders offer a serene escape for visitors seeking a connection with nature and often form viewpoints on some of the best walking routes in Wales.
We’ve crafted the perfect list of events, festivals and good times for you to discover in this beautiful region of Wales.
From thrilling theme parks to fascinating museums and historic castles — South Wales boasts some of the UK's best attractions.
Find your ideal walking route in South Wales, the home of the Brecon Beacons National Park and a wonderful coastal route: two of the most popular hiking destinations.
Experience the history and nature of Ceredigion up close and personal on one of the many excellent walking routes that cross the county.
With 186 miles of wild and winding coastline, beautiful bays, stunning countryside and enchanting islands, Pembrokeshire is a county ripe with opportunities for a walk. So get your hiking boots on and explore the southwest of Wales on foot!
Take to the waters to view spectacular scenery, watch fascinating wildlife and explore the magical islands. These boat trips are a unique way to discover Pembrokeshire's world-class coastline.
A strong contender for the best holiday destination in the UK, Pembrokeshire is a county of natural beauty and fabulous attractions. From castles and stately homes to bug farms and adventure parks, there’s plenty to keep you occupied.
With over 420 kilometres of coastline and more Blue Flag beaches than any other county in Wales, there is plenty of seaside fun to be had in Pembrokeshire. Discover secret coves, marvel at unique rock formations, and relax on golden sands.
South Wales is a top holiday destination, providing as good a day out with its countryside, coast, castles, and attractions, as anywhere in the British Isles.
A trip to a water park is the best escape from the summer heat going. Luckily, in South Wales there are a few different options for swimming, splashing and paddling.
Whether it’s the idea of dolphin spotting or wandering beautiful gardens that gets you excited, treat yourself to a day of family fun exploring the county of Ceredigion.
There are lots of things to do near Tenby, whether you’re looking for family days out, great food, arts and culture, or something more active. Let's take you through everything!
Some say that Cardigan Bay is best viewed from the sea. This special area of Wales is home to some pretty interesting and rare marine wildlife which can be discovered on a memory-making boat trip. Let's take you through the best!
Cardigan is a picturesque town that sits neatly on the River Teifi in the heart of South Wales. Home to many monuments and relics of the past, Cardigan has an array of things to do. Let's take you through them.
Aberystwyth is a vibrant town on the west coast of Wales. Famous for its student life, it's also a great place for a day out with the family when you stay with us at Quay West Holiday Park. Let's see what there is do.
Our Quay West Holiday Park lies right in the heart of Cardigan Bay where the sea meets the countryside. If you're looking to head out for things to do in New Quay and nearby Aberaeron, we've got your covered.
Aberaeron is one of the best places in Wales to bring your dog along for the ride. Here we go through all that's great about this picturesque town that's nestled on Cardigan Bay.
Walks from Tenby are an incredible way to experience the area. From miles of stunning Pembrokeshire coast to the wild and hilly inland, there is something for every level of ability. Let's take you through the best.
Carmarthen has Roman roots and is one of the oldest places in all of Wales. We take you through the magnificent set of things you can do with the family in this wonderful Welsh town.
Pembroke is a lively little market town, one of the oldest in Wales! It’s famous for its Norman castle that stands proud in the centre. Let's run you through all there is to do here.
Milford Haven a magnificently quaint town in the heart of Pembrokeshire. In every building, shop, and attraction, you’ll feel the connection to the sea here. Let's see what else there is to do!
For the smallest city in Britain, St Davids certainly manages to pack in tons to see and do. We go through our favourite family-friendly things to do in this city that punches well above its weight.
On your adventure outside of our Quay West Holiday Park, the beautiful little beaches near Aberaeron are a must-visit. Find out our favourites in this list of recommendations.
Like any good seaside town, Tenby has lots of great beaches, and entire Pembrokshire coast features a great mix of sandy stretches. Let's see our favourites!
With miles of pristine Pembrokeshire coast, it’s no wonder there are many excellent boat trips from Tenby. Whether you want to fish, visit a peaceful monk sanctuary, or spot seals or dolphins, Tenby has it all.
South Wales is a magical region to explore with a stack of beautiful sites to see and historic locations to be discovered.
A South Wales staycation has more than a hint of seasoning added to it by its attractions that welcome visitors with open arms. Discover our list of the best beaches in South Wales.
