A caravan holiday in Wales can offer something for everyone, so whether you're looking to be close to the beach or are keen to soak up the country's vast history, the numerous camping and caravanning sites that are located here can accommodate your every need.

Perhaps one of the biggest benefits of taking this kind of holiday – whether you're staying in a static caravan or have travelled down in your car with a caravan in tow – is the money-saving aspect. Indeed, domestic caravan holidays can prove much cheaper than travelling overseas for a break and there is also no need to spend hours on end hanging around at airports.

But as is the case with all holidays, it is important you have sufficient financial protection in place so you are covered should the worst happen. So if you're hoping to visit Wales, caravan insurance is something you ought to consider.

Once you have this in place, you can have the peace of mind that you can go about enjoying everything that caravan breaks in this part of the UK have to offer and there certainly is a lot to take in!

With hundreds of caravan and camping sites located throughout Wales, you'll be able to stay in the heart of the countryside as well as close to the beach.

And if it is the latter you are seeking, there may be few better places for you to go than Tenby. Located on Carmarthen Bay, this south-west town has 2.5 miles of golden, sandy beaches, so holidaying here in the summer months should provide you with the opportunity to soak up the sun. However, you'll also find a range of historic attractions such as the Five Arches barbican gatehouse and the 13th century town walls.

If you're looking to explore more of Wales's historic past then Pembroke Castle, which dates back to 1093, and Carreg Cennen Castle, which is situated in the Brecon Beacons National Park are just two of the other places you may wish to explore.

But if you're hoping to be more active, a caravan holiday in Wales can certainly accommodate this. Why not visit Snowdonia National Park? Not only will you find a number of camping facilities, but there will also be the chance to try a range of sports and activities such as cycling, hiking, fishing and mountain climbing, all the time while soaking up the amazing natural scenery.

With so many brilliant places to visit in Wales, making the decision about where to go can be hard. However, by going on a caravan break you'll have the freedom to explore as many sites as you like at a pace that suits you.

Of course, on your travels around the country you may come across a place that you are particularly enamoured with – whether it is in Rhyl, Prestatyn or elsewhere – so you may want to stay in a static caravan. By doing so, you will have a permanent holiday home with which to enjoy caravan breaks in Wales, so you can take trips here time and time again.

However, if you are looking to enjoy holidays at such sites, you ought to take out static caravan insurance, so both your caravan and your possessions will be protected.

No matter where you choose to go or the kind of accommodation you stay in, a caravan holiday to Wales can be an exciting prospect. Not only will you get to enjoy splendid scenery and take part in enjoyable activities and attractions, but there will also be the opportunity to sample local delicacies like bara brith.

Perhaps what appeals the most, however, is the affordability of this kind of holiday, and by seeking cheaper caravan insurance you may be in a position to save even more on your break and give yourself a little extra spending money.