So you’re wondering what to do in South Wales? Looking for something for the kids, or your granny, or maybe just need some fresh ideas for yourself?
Here are a few of my ideas taken from my other site http://www.south-wales.info and extensively updated.
- Visit Big Pit in Blaenavon.
- Go to Southerndown beach. See a picture.
- Visit the National History Museum at St. Fagans near Cardiff.
- Visit Cardiff Bay and go on a boat trip around the bay, or a high-speed ride out on the Bristol Channel. Afterwards relax in one of the many bars or restaurants in the Bay area.
- Go to Merthyr Mawr near Bridgend and explore the sand dunes. Take a sledge or sand board for some good fun, though the sand needs to be damp for sledging to work. (P.S. the dunes were a location for the film Lawrence of Arabia. The dunes are that good!)
- Visit Cardiff Castle and have a tour. You’ll be amazed!
- Walk your dog around the quiet lanes of the Vale of Glamorgan.
- Go fossil collecting. See South Wales Fossils for more information.
- Visit the neolithic burial chamber at Tinkinswood.
- Visit Follyfarm. Great for the kids.
- Have a great day out at Oakwood Theme Park. Big rides and lots to do for the little ones as well.
- Visit Tenby. Lots of beaches. A great little harbour. Nice sea-side shops. Lots of attractions.
- Window shop, or even buy, in Cowbridge and end up for afternoon tea in the Bear Hotel.
- Go and see the Red Kites in Kite Country. Visit Gigrin Farm where you can see the Kites being fed.
- Visit “BlueBell Valley” near St Brides Major in May.
- Spend an hour or two exploring Plantasia in Swansea. Great for when it’s raining or when it’s cold.
- Visit Tintern Abbey and the Wye Valley.
- Explore Kidwelly Castle - one of the most complete castles in South Wales.
- Climb the huge indoor climbing wall at the Welsh International Climbing Centre. Closed - new climbing wall expected to open in Cardiff in August 2008.
- Visit Swansea Marina.
- Explore Plantasia in Swansea for an hour or two. Great for when it’s raining or cold.
- Take a walk around Oystermouth Castle in the Mumbles near Swansea and have a meal in P.A’s afterwards.





















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