Aquariums used to be large rectangular tanks, with green algae on the sides, housing bemused fish endlessly circling in the murky water. SeaQuarium in Rhyl shows how much has improved and progressed since then. Not only can you study the creatures in their pristine surroundings fac...
Small children always enjoy small trains and if they puff out smoke, its even better. The little steam trains on offer at The Welsh Highland Railway, with their mix of open and closed carriages, provide an enjoyable, albeit quite short, ride past some pretty scenery in a corner of...
If the weather is warm or at least not raining, then a trip to Aberglasney Gardens can provide a very pleasant family outing at any time of the year. In autumn this is a lovely place to view the special russet colours of its many trees, or wait until spring to catch the bluebells and narc...
Anglesey Sea Zoo is the largest aquarium in Wales, situated on the beautiful Island of Anglesey off the Welsh Coast. Visitors will enjoy a multitude of marine life such as Conger Eels, Sharks, Octopus and Seahorses. Visitors also can witness daily feeds, interactive talks and witne...
Barry Island is the most southerly point in South Wales, and has a large sandy beach named Whitmore Bay which is blue flag accredited. The beach is accessible for buggies and wheelchair users and has a large promenade. Whitmore Bay was also the location for many scenes shot in the popular...
