Explore Bike Park Wales & Brecon Beacons Wales

Brecon Beacons & Blaenavon & Excellent location, nice double room, and incredible price! Location Right in the heart of Wales and Brecon Brecon National Park near by. A few seconds walk from bus station Big living room exclusively for guests only where they can relax. You're not sharing your room with anyone. There will be 3 rooms for this booking. If you need any help, you need to call me or get in touch with message system. Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in South Wales Brecon Beacons National Park. Brecon Beacons National Park. ... Cardiff. Cardiff Bay. ... Brecon's Spectacular Waterfalls. Brecon's Spectacular Waterfalls. ... Dan yr Ogof and the National Showcaves Centre. Dan yr Ogof and the Showcase Caves. ... Glamorgan Heritage Coast. ... Carreg Cennen Castle. ... The Vale of Neath. ... Rhondda Heritage Park. The Brecon Beacons —less than an hour's drive north of Cardiff — is widely considered one of the most beautiful parts of Wales (if not Britain), and boasts an extremely diverse landscape, which features native deciduous trees along with North American conifers and broad swaths of moorland. Founded in 1957 and famous for its wild ponies, the 519-square-mile Brecon Beacons National Park borders the Black Mountains to the west, and to the east, another mountain range, also called the Black Mountains. Most of the park's peaks are more than 1,000 feet high, while many reach in excess of 2,000 feet, and are formed from red sandstone. It's said they look like beacons, hence their name (though it may also derive from the fires lit on the peaks as warning signals during the Middle Ages). On of the most popular things to do here is hiking. You'll also find an array of accommodation options, from quaint bed-and-breakfasts and hotels to camping and "glamping." Even though it is a shared accommodation guests will have their own private room and own big living room which they don't have to share with any other group.