u/Intelligent_Leg7682

Hello Welsh people and dog lovers.

I am going to visit on holiday in August and I am wondering about Corgis in regular families and house holds. Since the Corgis are Welsh - do regular Welsh households typically have Corgis as the most prevalent dog breed? And do you have them both in the cities in apartments or mostly in houses?

And do your families and friends have Corgis? And how many?

Just curious about this - hoping to meet Corgis in Cardiff and Swansea :-)

Hello in Cardiff - or previous tourists in Cardiff

I am planning a trip to Wales this August. I already booked 4 days in Cardiff and 2 days in Swansea. 2 adults.

We will travel to Cardiff by plane and take the train to Swansea. Which means no cars and no driving in rental cars.

Can you recommend a daytrip by bus from Cardiff to see the countryside outside the city? Just one day.
We are not looking for a private guided tour for just us and spending all day with the guide - just a regular guided tourist bustour for the day with stops to explore the sites you can't get to by foot or ordinary public transport.

Or maybe the question is: Which tour company do you recommend? Where you don't need to be one large group to book.

We have tried a bustour daytrip in Scotland some years ago - and it was so nice, and we are hoping to find something like that - with lots of nature and stops in small towns with friendly local people.

Thank you in advance :-)

Hello everybody

My partner and I will be visiting Swansea for 2 nights in August - from Saturday to Monday. On Saturday we would like to book 2 spots for Afternoon Tea - and for dinner on Sunday we would like to book 2 spots for a Sunday Roast. Do you have any recommendations for any of these? Or is this not something you want in the summertime in August? :-)
Location: We will be staying in the city centre without a car, so not going to the outskirts of the city or another city for the Sunday Roast dinner.

Many thanks in advance!