If your idea of a perfect weekend involves trading crowded campsites for the whispers of the wind and a sky full of stars, then let’s talk wild camping in Wales! We’re not talking about sneaking into farmer fields here, this is the real deal. Imagine a private slice of the breathtaking Brecon Beacons National Park, … Read more
Wales is an absolute haven for adventure seekers, and quad biking is just one way to get your heart racing in this wild and beautiful landscape. If you’ve conquered those off-road trails and are hungry for more, don’t worry – there’s no shortage of ways to keep the thrill alive. From scaling rugged cliffs to … Read more
Nestled in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park, a Welsh treasure awaits. The Four Waterfalls Walk. This captivating trail winds through lush forests, leading you to the enchanting cascades of Sgwd Clun-Gwyn, Sgwd Isaf Clun-Gwyn, Sgwd y Pannwr, and Sgwd yr Eira. Hikers of all levels are drawn to this spectacle of nature, … Read more
If you’ve been browsing things to do in South Wales, you’ve undoubtedly seen Pen Y Fan pop up. It’s the star of the show, that peak dominating the Brecon Beacons, and for good reason. The views are unreal! But here’s the thing. There’s a whole world of outdoor awesomeness waiting to be discovered in this … Read more
1 Before you enter the sea, you should always seek out local information about rip currents. Ask someone who’s from the area or look for signs placed by the council or the R.N.L.I. It’s important that if there are any permanent rip currents that you know about them. 2 Know how to spot a … Read more
Whilst visiting Cardiff for the weekend, you’ll want to stay somewhere pretty close to the city centre. Cardiff has numerous hotels within walking distance of the shops, restaurants, pub and clubs and more importantly, some of these hotels are brilliantly cheap so you don’t need to burn a hole in your wallet! Bunk House is … Read more