packed holiday, there is something for everyone in Wales. The stunning Snowdonia Mountains and beautiful coastline can offer activities such as mountain climbing, hiking, horse-riding sailing and golf.

The bars and clubs in Wales are the hub of social life. There are many choices of places to meet, chat, eat and hear live bands or choirs, or even a Welsh Folk Group. Llandudno's North Wales theatre, is home to live music, West End Shows and various local productions. Also worth checking out is the Clwyd Theatre in Cymru, near Mold; another cultural hot spot offering a blend of classical and contemporary theatre. Gwynedd Theatre in Bangor often showcases art-house films, operas, musical and film festivals.

For those wishing to experience the culinary delights of Wales, you simply cannot visit without sampling the selection of Welsh Lamb and the various cheeses produced here. There are also many Welsh beers to sample and more than 20 vineyards producing good quality wines.

There is a good variety of accommodation offered for the holiday-maker. From hotels to holiday cottages, country houses, bed and breakfast or self-catering holidays.