South Wales, Cardiff and Pembrokeshire

Cardiff, castles, industrial heritage, coast, Gower, Brecon Beacons, Pembrokeshire, St Davids, cliffs, beaches and the most varied gateway to Wales.

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Current weather

Average temperatures

Language: Čeština

30 °C

clear sky

Spring

Air8-15 °C

Sea8-10 °C

Summer

Air17-22 °C

Sea14-17 °C

Autumn

Air8-15 °C

Sea11-14 °C

Winter

Air3-8 °C

Sea7-9 °C

General information

South Wales, Cardiff and Pembrokeshire form the most accessible and varied part of Wales. Cardiff offers a castle, bay, stadiums, museums and youthful energy, while the surroundings add coal heritage, mountains and coast.

Trips and nature

The region is surprisingly diverse: Bannau Brycheiniog, waterfalls, Gower beaches and the Pembrokeshire Coast. Summer is best for the coast, spring and autumn for walking.

Food and atmosphere

South Wales is shaped by castles, rugby, coal mining and modern Welsh identity. Cardiff, Big Pit, St Davids and the coastal towns all add different layers. Food includes Welsh cakes, cawl, lamb, cheeses, seafood, beer and cider.

Transport and stay

Cardiff is well connected by train from London and Bristol. A car is useful for Pembrokeshire, Gower, Brecon Beacons and smaller coastal places.