A Wales trip plan graded to what you can do, honest about the weather, paid for by nobody but you.
Written day by day by a man who lives in Wales. Not a blog, not a call three weeks out, not sponsored by anyone you might book.
Every guide says the same thing
Search for a Wales trip and you meet thirty blog posts pointing at Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), written by people who never stood on the path. Visit Wales lists everything and recommends nothing. The real questions go unanswered: is that ridge safe for you in October, and which coast walk still works when it rains?
What a plan actually is
Not a blog
Every day names the adventure, the grade and the ascent, and takes responsibility for matching it to what you can do.
Not a call three weeks out
£29 arrives in minutes. A human trip planner elsewhere can cost up to US$257 for a scheduled call.
Not sponsored
No operator, hotel or tour desk pays to be in a plan. Every recommendation is made because it is good, not because it paid.
Not everywhere
Wales only. A man who lives here keeps feeding it what he knows, season by season.
£29
One price, once
£29 for a plan, paid once. No subscription, no booking commission and no affiliate revenue — nothing here is paid for by anyone but you.
Written by one man in Wales
I live below Dinorwig, above Llanberis, and I write every plan myself. The AI's research is real, but every plan is folded through my own notes on the ground. No operator, hotel or tour desk has ever paid me to recommend anything, and none ever will.