I have never been to Wales so why not go for a week in early July (last year we can go before school holidays kick in). Where should I stay? Would be nice to go to a beach a couple of times and do some other family friendly stuff. Will it rain the whole time? Would like to stay in a cottage that sleeps 3 for about £500 (some flexibility).
I’ve been to Tenby two summers in a row, first year was constant showers, second year blistering sunshine. Had a great time either way and hugely recommend it.
You have to go in with the knowledge that it really might rain every fucking day. Can you handle that?
If so, nice places to head to would be down on the Gower, especially Rhossili Bay, then places like Narberth and Tenby, maybe up to Aberaeron, St Davids perhaps.
another vote for tenby, used to go there quite often as a kid and it was lovely. went to aberystwyth last year, just me, gf and dog. blistering sunshine the whole week, nothing to do (literally) except walk up and down the beach, go up the cliffside train thing, and see family, so if youve not got family there you can forget the last one. my folks go to anglesey every year camping which is lovely too but prob a bit far from frensham ponds. better chance with the weather further south as well obvs
Wales is a country in southwest Great Britain known for its rugged coastline, mountainous national parks, distinctive Welsh language and Celtic culture. Cardiff, the capital, is a refined coastal city with a nightlife scene and a medieval castle with ornate Gothic Revival interiors. In the northwest, Snowdonia National Park has lakes, glacial landforms, hiking trails and a railway up to the peak of Snowdon.
Bslnoz! Look at under the thatch, they gave great places by the sea. We have been to the area around Cardigan a lot- Penbryn, Tresaith and villages there are great nice beaches and towns around if it rains. Up past Aberystwyth are nice big dunes at Ynyslas