Ymweld â De Cymru
Mae gan Dde Cymru lawer i'w gynnig, boed eich bod yn chwilio am seibiant mewn dinas, ymlacio ar y traeth neu wyliau mwy anturus a llawn gweithgareddau...
Mae gan Dde Cymru lawer i'w gynnig, boed eich bod chi'n chwilio am seibiant mewn dinas, ymlacio ar y traeth neu wyliau gweithgaredd mwy anturus a llawn cyffro, mae gennym ni bopeth!
Mae gan Dde Cymru lawer i'w gynnig. Cefn gwlad ysblennydd, Parc Cenedlaethol ac Ardal o Harddwch Naturiol Eithriadol ac arfordir dramatig.
Rydym yn hynod falch o'n hanes a'n diwylliant cyfoethog, y gellir eu gweld ledled ein cestyll ac amgueddfeydd niferus, ac o'n hiaith hynafol y gallwch roi cynnig arni drosoch eich hun.
Yn anad dim arall serch hynny, rydym yn falch o'n cyfeillgarwch a'n croeso a gynigiwn i ymwelwyr.

Mae De Cymru yn borth naturiol i Gymru o Loegr. Wedi'i leoli dim ond dwy awr o Heathrow Llundain, maes awyr rhyngwladol prysuraf y DU, mae'r rhanbarth yn denu ymwelwyr o bob cwr o'r byd sy'n gwerthfawrogi mynediad cyfleus heb deithio'n hir. Mae Birmingham tua 90 munud i ffwrdd, tra gellir cyrraedd Manceinion o fewn tair i bedair awr, gan wneud De Cymru yn hawdd ei gyrraedd o brif ganolfannau trafnidiaeth Prydain. Mae'r lleoliad strategol hwn yn trawsnewid y rhanbarth yn gyrchfan gyfleus i deithwyr domestig a rhyngwladol.
Mae De Cymru yn elwa o'i integreiddio di-dor i rwydwaith trafnidiaeth y DU. Mae coridorau traffordd mawr, yr M4 sy'n cysylltu'n uniongyrchol o Lundain a'r M5 trwy Birmingham, yn galluogi ymwelwyr rhyngwladol i symud o feysydd awyr yn Llundain, Birmingham, neu Fanceinion i atyniadau Cymru o fewn oriau.

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O gestyll i arfordiroedd, teithiau bwyd i lwybrau mynydd, mae ein fideos newydd yn arddangos detholiad o'r profiadau grŵp gorau sydd gan Dde Cymru i'w cynnig.

Dewch o hyd i adnoddau i'ch helpu i gynllunio'ch taith. O barcio a gollwng bysiau i fapiau a chanllawiau.
Mae cynllunio taith grŵp i Dde Cymru yn cynnwys ystyriaethau logistaidd penodol, o barcio bysiau i fynediad i safleoedd treftadaeth. Dyma rai o'r cwestiynau a ofynnir amlaf:
Mae gan y rhan fwyaf o atyniadau mawr safleoedd gollwng neu barcio bysiau. Hefyd, mae'r rhan fwyaf o'r trefi o amgylch De Cymru wedi nodi ble gallwch ollwng a pharcio - dyma'r wybodaeth .
Yes, to get the most from your visit, it is best to book in advance. Some sites require groups to book and help facilitate this by offering a booking system, for instance Cadw, who run most of the castles and lots of other heritage sites. Contacts for Group Bookings are included on the product listings.
Top recommendations include Cardiff Castle, the Big Pit National Coal Museum, and St Fagans National Museum of History – and there are many other attractions that love welcoming groups to their site, and offer unique experiences. If your group has special interests or other requirements then contact Southern Wales and we will help you to create the perfect itinerary for them to enjoy.
Groups frequently request local guides for specialized experiences, and Wales Best Tour Guides are able to provide guides for tours of all areas and all themes. You can select a guide by interest, their language skills, etc.
In Cardiff there are a variety of tour options, such as:
Comfortable footwear and waterproof clothing are consistently recommended for group members. Depending on the time of year you might need a waterproof jacket or suntan lotion and sun hat. Here is the average climate through the year for Cardiff and you can check the detailed forecasts on the BBC weather website. But be assured, Wales is a delight to visit and explore, whatever the weather.
Mae'r rhan fwyaf o ddarparwyr llety a bwytai yn y rhanbarth wedi'u cyfarparu i ymdrin ag amrywiol anghenion dietegol, ar yr amod eu bod yn cael gwybod ymlaen llaw a bod detholiad da o fwytai fegan a Iachusol - cysylltwch â De Cymru i gael cymorth i ddod o hyd i arosfannau bwyd neu fwytai addas. Yn y DU rhaid i bob busnes bwyd ddatgan a oes unrhyw un o'r 14 prif alergen yn bresennol yn eu bwyd fel labeli mewn bwyd wedi'i baratoi ymlaen llaw neu gyda manylion bwydlen mewn bwytai.
Most attractions and activity operators have a group rate – contact directly for details. Remember that all National Museum sites offer free general entry (there may be special exhibitions or experiences with a charge) – in Southern Wales this includes: National Museum Cardiff, St Fagans National Museum of History, Big Pit National Coal Museum and the National Roman Legion Museum.
Cadw, who operate many of our castles and other historical sites, know how important Groups visits are so they operate the Cadw Tour Operator Scheme, to make it as simple as possible - take a look at this web page for details and how to register.
Timing is critical for itineraries; for instance, planners are advised to allow at least two hours for exploring major sites like Cardiff Castle – you should check with each attraction you intend visiting or contact the Southern Wales team for advice.
Er hwyl, dyma rai cwestiynau Oeddech chi'n gwybod? am Dde Cymru
Cardiff (Caerdydd) is the capital and largest city of Wales. It became a city in 1905 and was declared as Wales’ capital on December 21, 1955. The city has major attractions such as the National Museum Cardiff, Cardiff Castle and the Principality Stadium, and is the hub for the country’s government with the Senedd located in Cardiff Bay.
Caerphilly Castle. It is also the second largest in Britain, after Windsor Castle. It has a leaning tower, which leans at a greater angle than the famed Tower of Pisa. The construction of the castle began in 1268 and was mostly completed three years later.
The Twenty Ten Golf Course at the Celtic Manor Resort was specifically designed to host The Ryder Cup. Now all golfers can book a round on the challenging course, on the River Usk floodplain.
The National Eisteddfod of Wales. The Eisteddfod celebrates Welsh music, culture and language and is held annually at a different location in Wales. It was last held in Southern Wales in 2024 in Pontypridd and may return to the region in 2028 or 2029.
Barry Island, which was an island until 1986 when a 250-yard long causeway was built for the railway to reach the coast, to bring holiday makers and day trippers to the resort. You can join a Gavin and Stacey tour around the film locations.