Almost Wild Camping: A Stay at Digs in the Wig, Pembrokeshire

If you’re toying with the idea of trying ‘wild camping’ in the new year – but you’d still like to have some creature comforts available if you need them – I reckon you’d love a bit of Digs in the Wig.

This eco-friendly, luxury campsite is set in 25 acres of ancient Welsh woodland, and it’s all within easy reach of stunning beaches and national parks.

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How to spend 48 hours in St Davids, Pembrokeshire

My regular trips to wild West Wales are a great reminder of how lucky I am to live so close to one of the most beautiful coastal areas in Europe. If you only have 48 hours to check out this tiny city – and the beaches nearby – you’re not going to want to miss these highlights.

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Review: A Stay at The Sky Loft, Carmarthenshire

Tucked away in the rafters of a 19th Century rambling stone barn, The Sky Loft offers secluded relaxation, rustic luxury and breathtaking mountain views – all just over an hour’s drive from Cardiff.

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48 Hours in Carmarthenshire: A Food Lover’s Itinerary

Carmarthenshire is full of timeless landscapes, quirky character and breathtaking scenery. But alongside the sweeping countryside vistas, epic coastlines and charming towns, there is a thriving food and drink scene just waiting to be explored.

If you’re passionate about feasting on delicious food and drink with a traceable provenance, add this delicious corner of the country to the top of your list.

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