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Wales cannot be seen in a day, so do not try. The problem is usually that you are in too much of a hurry. Look at these three maps above and you will see why Wales cannot be "done" in a day
The areas of interest are, from the north
| Stone walled villages, glorious beaches, sandy coves, the splendid moated castle of Beaumaris | |
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| A twenty mile stretch of long sandy beaches, broken by the occasional headland | |
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| Scenically one of the glories of Britain. Ideal for the climber, walker, angler or motorist | |
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| From iron Age hill forts to sailing at Abersoch, plus the delights of Portmeirion | |
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| Spectacular scenery as the River Dee threads through the Vale of Llangollen | |
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| Aberystwyth, with its university, Devil's Bridge and miles of open moorland with wild birds | |
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| Mountains rich in the history of Owen Glendower, fighter for Welsh independence | |
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| Rolling hills and deep valleys along the English borders, plus a number of Welsh spa towns | |
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| Serious mountain scenery and walking, the whole Brecon Beacon area is a National Park | |
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| Dramatic coastal scenery, the cathedral city of St David's and the Pembroke National Park | |
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| The land of the Wizard Merlin and Dylan Thomas the poet | |
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| Once the centre of the South Wales Coalfield, now the valleys are greener | |
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| The valleys of two scenic rivers, border castles and Tintern Abbey | |
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| Virtually unspoilt countryside, the Gower has coves, beaches, fishing villages and cliff walks |
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Wales, land of mountains and legends
