Travel restrictions have been lifted and Welsh tourists can visit the peaks of Snowdonia to the cliffs of Pembrokeshire.  

The Welsh Government removed its 'stay local' rule to Wales-wide travel on Friday, March 26, which saw holiday parks in North Wales receive their first visitors of the year over the weekend. However, the Easter period remains much quieter than usual with only a fraction of visitor numbers.  

First Minister Mark Drakeford has said travel from England will not be permitted until at least April 12.