The Wales section of Britannia.com provides excellent resources for history, culture, and language. Guided tours of castles and sacred places give you fascinating details of the features of the Welsh countryside. Sections on language and literature, and on history, culture and tradition supply fact and fiction on countless topics. Tour the regions of Wales, examine the 1997 Referendum for an independent National Assembly, visit Tintern Abbey, and benefit from pithy Welsh proverbs. Educational and entertaining site.

The pleasant North Wales site has quick interactive maps that explore the four main areas to visit in North Wales - the mountains and coasts of Snowdonia, the North Wales Borderlands in the north east, the beautiful Isle of Anglesey, and the bustling North Wales Coastal Resorts. Accommodations and activities use the same, easily-followed map format to find 'where to stay' and 'what to do'. Car, rail, air, and sea links are provided, lengthy lists of dining establishments, and a hook up to recent news.

This site's 'Guidebook' presents a detailed list of the pursuits, accommodations, attractions, and events available in Mid & West Coast Wales. 'Pursuits' leads you to popular activities by category, and 'What and where' provides map-based access to everything through clickable graphics and interactive listings. Answer a few questions from three pull down menus for the 'Holiday Builder' and let the site suggest an itinerary that makes the most of your interests and preferences.

The Wales Tourist Board site features current activities for the month and the week in Wales. Their convenient side menu allows you brief but interesting excursions into the regions of the country and presents several 'views' of Wales to explore. Select activities by region from a clickable map or enter accommodation requests in an extensive database of lodgings. Links available for special activites in walking, cycling, mountain biking, fishing, golf, and gardens.