The Most Southerly Point in Wales –
The Glamorgan Heritage Coast
For FREE copies of any THREE Holiday Area brochures please tick the appropriate boxes and
and Countryside
send to: Visit Wales, Dept G19, PO Box 1, Cardiff CF24 2XN
The dramatic Heritage Coast and
popular resorts of Barry Island and The Isle of Anglesey
Porthcawl are fringed by lovely
Vale and Bridgend countryside and
Llandudno & Colwyn Bay
green hills. Discover the special Rhyl & Prestatyn
character of an area steeped in
The North Wales Borderlands
history – and it’s close to Cardiff,
Wales’ cosmopolitan capital. Snowdonia Mountains & Coast/Eryri Mynyddoedd a Môr
Tel +44 (0)1446 704868
Mid Wales & the Brecon Beacons
or +44 (0)1656 672928
Emails: tourism@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk
Ceredigion – Cardigan Bay
tourism@bridgend.gov.uk
Pembrokeshire
valeofglamorgan.gov.uk
visitbridgend.com
Carmarthenshire – Carmarthen Bay
Swansea Bay, Mumbles, Gower, Afan & the Vale of Neath
The Valleys – Heart and Soul of Wales
Activities
Cardiff
For All
Wales is the UK’s activity
The Glamorgan Heritage Coast & Countryside
capital. Find out more with
Name (please print):
the help of these FREE action-
packed guides and take a look Address (please print):
at the websites.
Fishing
Wales’ 750-mile coastline and
countless rivers and lakes all Post Code:
add up to a paradise for sea,
game and coarse fishing.
fishing.visitwales.com
Golf Wales
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The secret’s out! More and
Visit Wales, Dept H19, PO Box 1, Cardiff CF24 2XN
more players are discovering
and thoroughly enjoying
Fishing Wales Golf Wales
‘Golf as it should be’ in Wales.
Name (please print):
golfasitshouldbe.com
Address (please print):
Post Code:
visitwyevalley.com 53
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