South Wales

Head to Brecon Beacons National park to hike through open moorlands, scenic valleys, and to treeless peaks. A must-do is the 'Four Waterfalls Walk', a peaceful woodland walk that takes you to four spectacular waterfalls. It’s also an International Dark Sky Reserve, meaning a night time visit will open your eyes to millions of stars in the night sky.

Laugharne Castle is both a medieval castle and Tudor mansion. Dylan Thomas, Laugharne’s most famous resident, wrote 'Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog' in the castle summerhouse. Nowadays the castle is the venue for various (medieval) events, exhibitions and is open for day visits. Go on a journey through time together.

Steeped in history and surrounded by a medieval wall, Tenby is a fantastic place to visit when you South Wales. Not only does it have shops specialising in locally produced items, it’s also home to a beautiful beach, and plays host to plenty of attractions. From boat trips and golf to wildlife parks, you’re sure to have a fantastic day exploring this iconic town.