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Going to Wales in Winter

By *aughtyYoungCouple98 OP Couple over a year ago

Central Belt

Hey there. We are going to Wales for the first time in Winter and was wondering if there are any recommendations on things to do in the Swansea area?

Will be able to travel outside of Swansea aswell as we are going to have a car sorted

Thanks in advance ??

By *ISam34Man over a year ago

Wales

Gower is stunning even in winter, plenty of sandy beaches and nice walks. Mumbles is also worth a visit

By *ighugs69Man over a year ago

Port Talbot

Lots of lovely countryside West of Swansea if that's what you're looking for.

Wrap up warm though, the rain is colder here during the winter.

By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Brecon Beacons is nice too if you fancy a hill walk, but dress warm for that x

By *elshcpl2004Couple over a year ago

caerphilly

Bring a coat

By *ISam34Man over a year ago

Wales

"Bring a coat "

Probably the most important reply here! Haha

By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Neath valley is good for waterfall walks

By *ORDERMANMan over a year ago

wrexham(south)

Though winter...would Tenby be a good excursion..

By *eddyandbratCouple over a year ago

Swansea

"Though winter...would Tenby be a good excursion.."

Still a lovely place in winter but abou a third of the town is closed, but still worth it.

If you get the chsnce also go to Manobier, beautiful castle 100m from a lovely sandy beach

By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

The whole Pembrokeshire coast has its own rugged beauty in winter, and places like Solva and St David’s won’t be awash with grockles.