World’s largest underground zipline course opens in Wales
Zip World Caverns is the latest in a ‘string’ of new adventure attractions to open in north Wales. So, who wants to play in an old slate mine?
Batman film’s bat cave in Wales made more accessible for fans to visit
Following improvement work at Henrhyd Falls, in the Brecon Beacons, it is now easier and safer to visit the location used in the Batman film The Dark Knight Rises, directed by Christopher Nolan
A walk on the woolly side: sheep trekking in Wales
A farm in Wales is offering visitors the chance to hike across the Brecon Beacons with specially trained Jacobs sheep
John Ellis Roberts obituary
Head warden of the Snowdonia national park who brought professionalism to mountain rescue
High-wire act: the industry putting the zip back into Welsh economy
Zip-wire attraction aims to put slate mining 'town that roofed the world' on international adventure tourism map
Northern lights visit southern UK
Rare sightings of aurora borealis as far south as Essex and Jersey, with spectacular displays in Scotland and north-east England
Welsh hotel voted best in world for service in TripAdvisor awards
A £35-a-night hotel in Llandudno, Wales, has the best service in the world according to TripAdvisor users, who have given it top honours in the site's annual awards
Snowdon mountain rescue record as bad weather catches out walkers
Mountainsafe discs on stiles and gates give map grid references for lost climbers in pyjamas or superhero costumes
Britain’s glorious seaside kitsch
Crabbing and candyfloss, garish graphics and 70s pop, caravan parks and pebbledash and crumbling piers – oh, and fabulous views. Our writers describe what a great British seaside holiday means to them
The Lodge at the Angel Hotel, Abergavenny
Sally Shalam finds privacy and luxury at the Lodge, set in the grounds of Abergavenny Castle ruins
Best brochure of the year
Journey Latin America, Family Journeys brochure
Devon to Wales ferry plan could slash journey time
From next year a regular ferry service could run between north Devon and south Wales.
Tuned in
Peace in the valleys? Not when karaoke king David Millington learns to find his inner Tom Jones at B&B in mid-Wales.
Welsh beaches clean up
Wales is the hot spot for clean beaches in Britain.
A Wales of a time
Mention Pembrokeshire and most people will think of sheep and bad weather. But Wales suffers from nothing more than a bad reputation, writes Sarah Crown.