From Cardiff, venture to stunning Brecon Beacons National Park and try your first taste of Welsh scones and tea • Hike into the heart of the mountains along a fern-lined path to the summit of Fan y Big, one of the park's highest peaks • On the border with England, arrive at Hay-on-Wye, the town of books • Walk the beautiful verdant hills and passes of enchanting Mid Wales • Grand vistas unfold below you: sparkling lakes, farmland, rural hamlets and the chance to catch a glimpse of soaring birds of prey or a Welsh mountain pony.

Welcome to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Britain's most breathtaking coastline, complete with craggy cliffs, twisting estuaries and secluded coves • Starting at scenic Whitesands Bay beach, a favorite of surfers, walk up to an overlook for views of Ramsey Island and perhaps spot porpoises below • Ascend through a shallow valley to find panoramic views of Fforest Fawr • Jaunt into small harbors filled with colorful fishing boats • Learn about Pembrokeshire's agricultural and industrial history • Explore the tiny city of St. David's, named after the patron saint of Wales and known for its superb 12th-century cathedral and ruins • Relish vistas of some of the UK's most beloved beaches, following an undulating path over rolling wildflower-strewn terrain • A glistening seascape provides the backdrop for impressive rock formations • Get to know the fabulously colorful, quirky and historic town of Tenby with its medieval walls and picturesque seaside setting • Visit a hillside-perched grand castle and tour the Norman and Tudor fortress's magnificent ruins, gardens and woodland.