WALES Travel Guide 2025 | Best Towns & Attractions of Wales

Wales stands as a unique travel destination, full of history and cultural charm. For travelers in 2025, Wales offers some top destinations, like Snowdonia, the Brecon Beacons National Park, and historic Welsh heritage sites. This travel documentary also takes a look at Wales's best castles, towns like Cardiff and Swansea, and Wales coastal tourist towns like Tenby and Llandudno. This video is perfect as a detailed Wales travel guide and road trip itinerary. You'll discover family-friendly attractions of Wales or explore adventure travel locations in Wales from mountains to coasts.
Join us for in-depth Anglesey travel tips with its iconic lighthouses and copper mines. Gain insights into Welsh culture and the difficult Welsh language. You will learn more about the history of Cardiff, hikes in the Brecon Beacons, Portmeirion - the weirdest and most beautiful village in Wales, or the longest place name in Europe. You'll also find top spots like Conwy with its Conwy Castle and the smallest house in Britain, some great North Wales attractions, the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast and family-friendly beaches in Wales. Plan with budget-friendly options and tips for solo travelers.
This video is your essential guide to the Welsh culture and traditions that make Wales a top travel destination.

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0:00 - Intro
0:19 - Cardiff
4:07 - Llanfairpwllgwyngyll
5:01 - Anglesey
7:37 - Swansea
9:41 - Powis Castle
11:00 - Snowdonia National Park
13:21 - Portmeirion
14:55 - Caernarfon
15:58 - Pontcysyllte Aqueduct
17:26 - Wrexham
18:23 - Big Pit
19:23 - Conwy
21:27 - Llandudno
22:37 - Brecon Beacons National Park
24:15 - Sheep in Wales
25:20 - Pembrokeshire Coast
27:19 - Tenby

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[kevinhowardsalt]

Great video, and I love your sense of humour!

[martw.]

Brill Wales Guide! Most of the iconic and characteristic places been mentioned - only few (like : Elan Valley, Clwydian Range, Glamorgan Heritage Coast or Wye Valley) have been missed. Can't complain about welsh missed pronounciation of obvious reason but as a long Wales resident I am totally satisfied of what i have seen & heard <3

[ceoa]

Totally entertaining and informative. 😅

[Travelist.travel]

Wales is a green, hilly country with rolling hills, mountains, waterfalls, and a coast path

[paulmartin]

As an American who has visited Wales eight times since 2015, I cannot argue with the most of the characterization of the experiences as a foreign tourist. I will let British commenters weigh in on the pronunciation issues, but I do think it got a little better as the video progressed. (I think that even voicing a lazy "tch" sound for "ll" would have been more respectful throughout.) But I did enjoy the attempt at using Douglas Adams-like humor to peak interest. (Apologies for using the American spelling of "humour" in the preceding sentence.) However, I will take issue with the lack of balance and "drive-by" commentary on Wrexham.
First, although it makes no sense to people from places where "city" and "town" are population/size based designations, Wrexham, like St. Davids with its 3000 residents, is a city. This "elevation" occurred as a part of Jubilee celebrations in May 2022.
Second, Wrexham is home to one of the United Kingdom's best and largest showcase festivals for new music, Focus Wales. It has been around since 2010, and is held in Wrexham City Centre every May, making it very accessible to catch several artist performances each day. Wrexham is not the most exciting place, but it does have a heart and soul that never folded through the hardest of times. Check out the Wrexham One Love Community Choir to see that Wrexham always has a place for all of its residents.

[valeriebussell]

Beautiful pictures. Can't say the same for the pronounceiation of the names of places.

[sharadhegde]

Great Video. However, Bangor town is missing !!!

[drychaf]

I didn't mind the jokes (some were funny) and really enjoyed the visuals, but why do we (Welsh) always have to suffer commentators that make literally no attempt to learn how to pronounce Welsh names? Painfully poor (I had to stop the video). 
Presumably an AI voice. 
To all those watching that know no different, these Welsh place names (and Owain Glyndwr) are here pronounced nothing like how they should be, so please don't absorb that aspect from this video. 
Enjoy the views.

[hilaryolson]

I am from North Wales, Llanberis, living in USA This is now my go to video when I am homesick. Why? You make me laugh .Your sense of humour is terrific . Your .pronunciation is awful but gives my husband that there is hope for his. Not sure how you acquired so many clear days..

[squeakyseabean]

I didn't really like the snobby remarks that he made about wales. It is kinda nitpicky if im being honest

[blackporscheroadster-ywhb]

According to this guy, Anglesey is NORTH EAST of Snowdonia. Mmmm, I think you will find it is more NORTH WEST.

[andrewfuller]

Not a particularly good guide as it is heavily laden with posh boy sarcasm. As an Englishman who has taken the trouble to at least learn to pronounce the other languages of the UK, I found the complete lack of any attempt at Welsh pronunciation both arrogant and insulting, and rather typical of a certain type of English person. If you are not British AMD want to visit Wales then please ignore this video and instead watch a video about Wales by Rick Steves or Mark of Wolter's World.

[chrisbaker]

Good video except for the condescending commentary and appalling pronunciation.

[nicolascarey]

Never mind the Welsh names, He couldn't even get the English ones right

[old.not.too.grumpy.]

The use of a dreadful southern Englush accent on this post changes it from slightly humorous onto a smug, rather silly video

[crockett]

An extremely poor portrayal of Wales. Pronunciations are appalling, many facts incorrect and with a general condescending tone.