Waterfall selfies, quick dips in rivers and early morning swims in the sea are everywhere right now. Wild swimming has clearly become a favourite outdoor activity for many people. This popular activity, also called open water swimming, means swimming in natural places like rivers, coves, the sea or under waterfalls, often for the refreshing feel of cold water. Wales is full of amazing wild swimming spots, as well as organised swims in lakes, rivers and along the coast. Photo

The pools at Nantcol Waterfall are definitely up there with some of the best. If you're staying at the nearby campsite, there is a lovely...

Your Ultimate Guide to exploring off-the-beaten track wild swimming spots scattered across Wales. Wild swimming popularity has increased since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. It's no surprise why, the benefits of wild swimming are incredible! Luckily for Welsh residents as well as holiday tourists heading to Wales, there are plenty of wild swimming spots to go ahead! So if you’re a keen wild swimming lover, then sit back and write down some of these amazing hidden swimmin

If you've been to Broughton Bay, chances are you haven't even realised there's a hidden little tidal pool just sitting there! The...