Leisure & Recreation in South Wales (general)

Wales Activity Breaks
http://www.walesactivitybreaks.co.uk
We link with activity centres and accommodation providers around South Wales to package short breaks and activity days, tailored to suit you! Have the best stag or hen weekend ever, an adventure with friends, treat the kids to something they won\'t forget in a hurry or even take a break from the kids!

Aenigmatis
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/mjpowell/archaeo.htm
Exploring the prehistoric sites of Britain, with a particular emphasis on the South Wales region. The site includes a photo gallery of Neolithic and Bronze Age sites in Wales. Also includes the results of a study, undertaken by the author, of the possible relationship of prehistoric sites in South Wales to the rising and setting positions of the sun and moon.

Surf\'s Up Mag
http://www.surfsup-mag.co.uk
Surfing Magazine with info about South Wales Surf, Surf Photography, Bodyboarding etc.

Masonic Province of South Wales
http://www.province.org.uk
Our Province covers an area comprising the former counties of Glamorganshire, Breconshire and Radnorshire - hence the inclusion of the coat of arms of those three counties on our Provincial crest. Broadly, this means stretching from Llandrindod Wells in the North to Barry in the South, and from Swansea in the West to Cardiff in the East, including most of the valleys of South Wales.

Glamorgan Walkes
http://www.glamorganwalks.com
Walking in Glamorgan, South Wales. Guided walks, routes & local information.

South Wales Cricket Association
http://www.swca.co.uk
The oldest established Cricket League in South Wales.

Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan Scouts
http://www.catvog.org
The Scout Association offers everyday adventure and activity to almost 400,000 young people across the UK. The Movement is the largest co-educational youth organisation in the world, with over 28 million Members in 216 countries and territories.

Cycle the Taff Trail
http://www.tafftrail.org.uk
The Taff Trail is a multi-purpose route between the Cardiff waterfront at Cardiff Bay in the South and the Market Town of Brecon in the North. 55 miles (88km) in length, it passes close to Pontypridd and Merthyr Tydfil and through a wide variety of urban and suburban landscapes of those towns and the open moorland of the Brecon Beacons.

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