Farm Holidays in Wales

Snowdonia is a huge national park dominated by the highest mountain in England and Wales, Mount Snowdon. While experienced hikers and mountaineers will love the challenging paths around Mount Snowdon, there are plenty of gentle trails for a more relaxed stroll, too. You can also reach the summit by train, on one of the most scenic rail journeys on earth.

The Pembrokeshire Peninsula has miles of sandy coastline for sunbathing, surfing, sailing, and fishing. There's also a coastal trail that leads you to lots of pretty villages with medieval buildings, including Pembroke Castle by shimmering Mill Pond.

The Brecon Beacons, another Welsh national park, are an activity-holiday hotspot. Ride mountain bikes up challenging paths, go horseriding, fishing, climbing, and canoeing, and discover the local waterfalls. If you're lucky, you may even spot some of the resident wild ponies.

An island that's connected to Wales with a huge suspension bridge, Anglesey is home to dozens of farms that take advantage of the mild climate and rolling green countryside. It's much loved by travellers because of its charming fishing villages and awe-inspiring coastal path views, and there's fun for all the family at the island's two zoos.