Wales

 WALES The world's first fair-trade nation!

 Population: 3,000,255 Predominant religion: Christianity Dominant language: English Native language: Welsh (Cymraeg) Government: Welsh Assembly (Parlimentary) Represented by 40 members in the United Kingdom Parliament.

What to see? There are hundreds of castles and miles of coastland in Wales.

Barafundle Beach

Conwy Castle

Llandaff Cardiff Ghost Walk

St Fagans Cardiff National History Gardens

National Botanical Gardens

Elan Valley Reservoirs

Where to stay? The Can-y-bae resort in Llandudno is known for its high class service and 5-star accomodations. A city within a city, the Can-y-bae resort is a bubble of paradise in central Wales, and it costs that much too at £800+ a night for base rooms.

For the economically minded, the Ffynnon Bed and Breakfast in Dolgellau provides luxury accomodations for a cool £45 a night!



Where to eat? Over 1,500 restaurants provide the region with authentic British cuisine!\

Manorhaus Cafe in Ruthin

The Green Room Sea View in Laugharne

The Little Deli Delicatessen in Llandudno

What to eat? Often fresh and locally grown, Welsh food offers a wide variety of cuisine. Below are some foods unique to the country.

Laverbread, derived from seaweed, is often fried and served with eggs for breakfast.

Bara Brith, a speckled fruitcake smeared in butter.

Every weekend features food festivals, the most popular being the Abergavenny Festival.

What to do? There are countless numbers of sports and activities to do in Wales!



Wakestock, Europes largest wakeboarding festival.

Coasteering. Like parkour, but in the intertidal zones of the coastlines. Get from point A to point B. NO MATTER WHAT.