Why tourists should head back to Wales for their next staycation
The IndependentA group of drinkers huddle under a temporary marquee outside The Unicorn pub, sheltering from the driving rain. It’s the first weekend since lockdown began that Wales is open to tourists, and, in true British holiday spirit, it’s absolutely chucking it down. Since 13 July, pubs, cafes and restaurants with ‘outside space’ have been allowed to serve food and drink, and people are making the most of it – even if it means getting a bit wet in a repurposed car park. open image in gallery Social distancing is no problem on North Wales' quieter beaches That afternoon we set off to conquer Cader Idris, the 893m-high mountain that looms over Dolgellau and the surrounding area. open image in gallery Al fresco dining in Dolgellau No doubt, things are different in Wales – as they are all over the world – but the country’s best bits remain mostly as they always have.
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