Meet the producers at the heart of Wales’s sustainable food and drink scene
From native flat oysters to organic bison meat, Wales is striving to be at the forefront of sustainable food practice. Here, three top producers share their passion for the country’s produce.
The inside guide to Cardiff, Wales
From the centre to the suburbs, the Welsh capital is always reinventing itself, whether through its diverse architecture or dynamic dining scene.
How to spend a weekend in Anglesey, Wales
With unspoilt beaches and dramatic ruins, Wales’ largest island packs a punch. But delve deeper and discover a flourishing food scene at the heart of the country’s gourmet revolution.
Seven new adventures for 2021 around Snowdonia National Park
North Wales is taking its adventures up a notch — just in time for Snowdonia National Park’s 70th anniversary this year.
Meet the chef: Gareth Stevenson on Welsh cuisine, sustainable sourcing and his favourite local producers
The restaurant at Palé Hall, in Bala, Gwynedd, has just been awarded the new Michelin Green Star for its sustainable practises. Here, its head chef reveals what he loves about Wales' food scene.
What to do in the Elan Valley, Wales
By day or by night, this dramatic swathe of rural Wales offers plenty of ways to embrace the great outdoors.
Awakening Celtic legends on a road trip along Wales' Coastal Way
Snaking down the western coast of Wales from the windblown Llŷn Peninsula in the north to the city of St Davids in the south, follow a path of Arthurian myth and Bronze Age mystery along Cardigan Bay.
Discover the Northumberland cafe reachable only at low tide
Inaccessible from the mainland during twice-daily high tides, Pilgrims Coffee, on Northumberland’s remote Holy Island, offers home-roasted beans and locally sourced dishes with a side serving of adventure — and even has a bed for emergency sleepovers.
A taste of Pembrokeshire, from local gin to crab rarebit
Across the Welsh county of Pembrokeshire, producers and chefs are upping their game, elevating fresh, seasonal and local ingredients to the very top of the menu.
How to spend a weekend in the Brecon Beacons
Take it slow through South Wales and discover endless trails over moor and mountain, coaching inns creaking with history, ghostly goings-on and moody landscapes to make the heart sing.
Learning through nature: the new diversity project fronted by The North Face
From mountain climbing in the Lake District to river rafting in North Wales, The North Face is enriching young people through the power of the great outdoors.
Crossing paths: Ireland and Wales unveil new walking routes
A series of routes across Wales and Ireland will celebrate a shared Celtic heritage and offer a range of off-piste adventures close to home.
UK escapes: what to do in Wales's Gower Peninsula
We list the best things to do in the Gower Peninsula, Wales, including the best restaurants and hotels, plus the best coastal walks, beaches and towns to visit.
A traveller's guide to Snowdonia, North Wales
It’s all about the outdoors in this wild Welsh region, whether you’re climbing Snowdon itself or paddling on rapids.
Wales: Zip World
I always enjoy hanging about outdoors and today I’m doing that, literally, 1,500ft up a Welsh mountainside. Wearing a red jump suit, a helmet and goggles, I’m strapped into a harness similar to those worn by hang-gliders and about to descend the world’s fastest zip-line
In search of the UK's most remote Michelin stars
Some of the UK’s most interesting Michelin-starred restaurants are tucked away in remote corners. Here are five of our favourites.
A traveller's guide to Llandudno, North Wales
Stroll along the pier, take a tram up a mountain and search for dolphins on a weekend break in Llandudno, the 'Queen of Welsh resorts'.
