
Why Visit South Wales?
If you're wondering why visit South Wales, we'll help you discover why South Wales is a top UK destination, from coast to countryside, and history to hospitality.
Our guide to days out in the Brecon Beacons National Park, a stunning landscape from sweeping moorlands and wooded valleys to dramatic peaks and open countryside.
The Brecon Beacons National Park, known in Welsh as Bannau Brycheiniog, is one of South Wales’ most treasured natural destinations. Spanning over 500 square miles, the park is celebrated for its striking landscapes, from sweeping moorlands and wooded valleys to dramatic peaks and open countryside. Outdoor enthusiasts will find endless opportunities for exploration, with well-marked trails for walking, cycling, and horse riding. The area is also steeped in history, with prehistoric monuments, Roman ruins, and medieval castles scattered across the landscape. Picturesque towns and villages within the park offer welcoming places to rest, enjoy local Welsh food and drink, and experience the region’s rich culture and heritage.
The Brecon Beacons is home to some of Wales’ most iconic natural landmarks, including Pen y Fan, the highest peak in southern Britain, and the enchanting falls of Waterfall Country. The park has also been designated an International Dark Sky Reserve, attracting stargazers from near and far. Wildlife abounds, with red kites, wild ponies, and rare plant species flourishing in the diverse habitats. Whether you're seeking high adventure or peaceful reflection, the Brecon Beacons provides a truly memorable setting. Its unspoilt beauty, combined with a strong sense of place, makes it an ideal destination for visitors of all ages.
Multi-award-winning Pencelli Castle Park in Brecon Beacons offers scenic camping, great trails,… Multi-award-winning Pencelli Castle Park in Brecon Beacons offers scenic camping, great trails, award-winning facilities, and a cozy village pub just 150 yards away.
Llangorse Lake offers fishing, water sports, and scenic trails. Lakeside Caravan & Camping has… Llangorse Lake offers fishing, water sports, and scenic trails. Lakeside Caravan & Camping has pitches, a shop, cafe, and bar with meals and entertainment. Dog-friendly…
Stay at The Wellington in central Brecon - historic charm, hearty food, cosy en-suite rooms, and… Stay at The Wellington in central Brecon - historic charm, hearty food, cosy en-suite rooms, and king-size Hypnos beds make The Wellington Hotel the perfect base for…
Llangoed Hall offers luxury rooms with Black Mountain views, free Wi-Fi, parking, full Welsh… Llangoed Hall offers luxury rooms with Black Mountain views, free Wi-Fi, parking, full Welsh breakfast, and a 2 AA Rosette restaurant. Near Brecon and Hay-on-Wye’s famous…
Stay at Argoed Lwyd bunkhouse in Brecon Beacons! Great views, cozy log fires, self-catering… Stay at Argoed Lwyd bunkhouse in Brecon Beacons! Great views, cozy log fires, self-catering kitchens & no TVs for a true digital detox. Perfect for groups, just minutes from…
Five-star farmhouse B&B near Brecon offers cozy rooms, king beds, farmhouse breakfasts, and a… Five-star farmhouse B&B near Brecon offers cozy rooms, king beds, farmhouse breakfasts, and a luxury suite with kitchen and lounge. Perfect for relaxing or exploring the…
Secluded farmhouse in Brecon Beacons with rustic charm, outdoor activities, and a self-catering… Secluded farmhouse in Brecon Beacons with rustic charm, outdoor activities, and a self-catering kitchen. Available for exclusive hire - enjoy the whole place to yourself.
The Felin Fach Griffin offers cozy comfort and refined Welsh food in a stunning landscape of… The Felin Fach Griffin offers cozy comfort and refined Welsh food in a stunning landscape of mountains, rivers, and hills - a perfect retreat that leaves you smiling at…
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Explore Waterfall Country in the Brecon Beacons National Park, with this nine-mile hike including… Explore Waterfall Country in the Brecon Beacons National Park, with this nine-mile hike including transport from Cardiff.
If you're wondering why visit South Wales, we'll help you discover why South Wales is a top UK destination, from coast to countryside, and history to hospitality.
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Explore the top 10 castles in South Wales, from mighty Caerphilly to romantic ruins like Carreg Cennen and Castell Coch. Discover history, views and hidden gems across the region.
Discover the best waterfall walks in South Wales, including Four Waterfalls Walk, Henrhyd Falls, Melincourt, Aberdulais and the Elidir Trail. Scenic, accessible and perfect for all levels.