Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog)

Hike to the top of Pen y Fan mountain in the Brecon Beacons National Park (Bannau Brycheiniog), for breathtaking views of south and mid Wales.

Book lovers of the world flock to Hay-on-Wye in Powys, Wales, for its independent bookshops and famous literary festival.

On the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park (Bannau Brycheiniog), Abergavenny is a great place to start your adventure in Wales.

The National Showcaves Centre for Wales is one of Wales’ top attractions – with caves, a dinosaur exhibit and beautiful Shire horses.

For one of Britain’s best walks, trek the Beacons Way over hills and hollows in the Brecon Beacons National Park (Bannau Brycheiniog).

Surrounded by lush pastures and wildlife-rich woodlands, this is a great base for hiking and sightseeing.

Epic mountain biking, hiking, wildlife watching and more: this UNESCO Geopark is full of adventures.

Why not splash, paddle, swim and raft your way through this wild outdoor wonderland?

Maybe you’ll walk with the goats, bottle-feed the lambs or snooze overnight in a cosy yurt?

This family-run company offers everything from beginners’ rides to multi-day trips for experienced equestrians.

One of the finest cathedrals in Wales, this magnificent sanctuary dates back to 1093.

Look out for live music gigs, stand-up comedy, family-friendly shows and much more.

This annual gourmet gathering features over 60 food producers, chefs and experts.

This Michelin-starred restaurant puts local ingredients in the spotlight, with superlative service too.

Look out for cooking demos from top-rated chefs, and gourmet nights hosted at local restaurants.

This mighty medieval fortress has been transformed into a thriving arts and cultural hub.

This may be Wales' oldest cinema, but its line-up is bang up-to-date – and great-value.

With the world at your feet, it’s just you and the pilot soaring and spiralling above the peaks.

A treat for your mind, featuring the world’s greatest authors, journalists and activists.

No matter what your faith, the sweet harmonies of these singers will give you goosebumps.

Music, literature, comedy, science, street food: it’s all on the bill at this cultural fiesta.

Enjoy the colours and sounds of summer festival music – with performers from around the world.

Boating, hiking, cycling and wildlife-spotting: this tranquil waterway has it all.

On clear nights you can spy the Milky Way and major constellations from this International Dark Sky Reserve.

With a hot tub, sumptuous bedrooms and private spa rooms, welcome to the cottage of your dreams.

This award-winning pub and bistro has its own kitchen garden, and works with top local producers.

This small, community-run eatery serves light bites, cakes and artisan coffee.

From oak-smoked salmon to home-cured bacon, there are pleasures galore at this award-winning smokery.

This tranquil natural waterway is a haven for kayaking, hiking, fishing and paddleboarding.