This guide to Wales is perfect for independent travelers planning a longer trip. It includes all the must-see attractions as well as a wide range of lesser-known places. Offers detailed practical information on preparing for your trip and things to do during your stay. The guide is printed on responsibly sourced paper and meets the strict environmental and social standards of FSC. The guide covers: Cardiff and Southeast Wales, Southwest Wales, the Brecon Beacons and Powy, the Cambria Coast, the Dee Valley and surrounding areas, Snowdon and Llyn, the North Coast and Anglesey. Within this travel book for Wales, you will find:

• A wide range of sites, with locations selected by Rough Guides experts for travelers with different needs and desires: off-the-beaten-path adventures, family activities, or quiet getaways.
• Sample itineraries created for different timeframes or types of travel.
• Practical information on how to get to Wales, public transport, food and drink, shopping, traveling with children, sports and outdoor activities, tips for travelers with disabilities, and more.
• Suggestions from the author and things you shouldn't miss in Wales, such as Conwy, Knightstone Island, Gower Peninsula, Adventure Parc Snowdonia, the Quirky Llanrwst Wells, the Festiniog Railway, St. David’s Cathedral, the Mawdach Path, Caergon Castle, and the Pembrokeshire Coastline route.
• Recommendations from local experts on how to avoid crowds, save time and money, and find the best local spots.
• Information on when to visit Wales – peak season, off-season, climate info, and festivals.
• Where to go – a clear introduction to Wales with key sites and a helpful overview.
• Extensive coverage of regions, sites, and experiences – regional points of interest, attractions, and places for different types of travelers.
• Places to eat, drink, and stay – carefully selected restaurants, cafes, bars, and hotels.
• Practical info at each location – opening hours, websites, transportation tips, fees.
• Color-coded mapping with keys and legends marking points categorized as attractions, dining, accommodation, shopping, drinks, and nightlife.
• Historical, cultural, and artistic information.
• Vocabulary and glossary of local terms.
• Free download of the eBook, available after purchasing the printed guide.
• Fully updated after COVID-19.

The guide provides a comprehensive and rich selection of places to see and things to do in Wales, as well as excellent planning tools. It is the perfect companion, both before your trip and during your stay.