If geographical wonders are your "cup of tea," you might like to plan a travel route based on some incredibly picturesque natural wonders in Wales.
There is a beautiful National Nature Reserve Park in the Ogwen Valley. This park is known for its uncommon alpine wintry plants. Further along your travels, if you are an avian enthusiast, you might like the Great Bog of Tregaron. Here, the not-so-commonly seen red Kite bird thrives amidst the watery wilderness that comprises this naturally raised peat bog.
Adding on to your journey, why not add a stop in the Brecon Beacons where you will see uncompromised natural splendours among the mountains and natural lakes and river valleys. Bring your camera because the beacons end in stunningly awesome waterfalls.
If you are more of a "museums and castles" type of person, you can plan a travel route, escorted by a guide, which will take you to different cities and will introduce you to some of Wales' hidden castles.
If you would like to do the Hidden Castles tour, begin your journey at Grosmont Castle and then make your way West to the Caldicot and Coity Castles. Lastly, your journey would end in the South West of Wales at the Dinefwr Castle.
Guided tours operate for Hidden Castles, Coastal towns, Literature and Food and Drink. For the gourmand in you who enjoys culinary escapes, don't worry; there's a guided tour for that too!
Once you've decided what type of travel you would like to do in Wales, planning a travel route should be easy. There is a great website located in the resources section to help you decide, plan and navigate the beautiful countryside of Wales.
