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Choose from 19 holiday properties in the Brecon Beacons.
Holiday in the Brecon Beacons
An awe-inspiring mountain range complimented by lush, green moorland sets the scene for one of the most sought-after holiday destinations in the UK. The Brecon Beacons has been a steady favourite among holidaymakers for its spectacular landscapes, rich history and wide variety of activities. A beautifully preserved National Park since 1957, and home to the highest mountain in South Wales, this stunning area provides entertainment to suit every taste. Read More
With stunning views over the Brecon Beacons and Black mountains, this comfortable holiday cottage provides an ideal place to relax and enjoy outdoor activities including walking, cycling, bird watching, trekking and course fishing. 4 Star.
With beautiful views of the Black mountains and Brecon Beacons, this holiday cottage is a perfect place to relax and unwind. 4 Star.
A comfortable holiday cottage on the edge of the Brecon Beacon National Park, affording exceptional views of the Black mountains and Brecon Beacons. Suitable for those with limited mobility and ideal for enjoying walking, cycling, bird watching, coarse fishing, trekking or simply relaxing! 4 Star.
Surrounded by peaceful countryside this detached stone holiday cottage is positioned within its own grounds and provides a tranquil retreat between the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains. Excellent base for hill walking and touring
A tranquil peaceful location which is ideal for a relaxing holiday or to use as a base for exploring mid Wales, along with the Brecon Beacons, the Elan Valley and the Wye Valley which is on the doorstep.
A period farmhouse, providing holiday accommodation in the heart of Carmarthenshire at the Western Edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The holiday cottage has the most breathtaking views and is on the doorstep to The Crychan Forest with miles of cycling and walking trails. 4 Star.
Holiday accommodation in the heart of Carmarthenshire at the Western Edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The holiday cottage has lovely views and is on the doorstep to The Crychan Forest with miles of cycling and walking trails.
A comfortable farmhouse accommodating parties of 2-11 in the Brecon Beacons. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and a cosy retreat to return home to after a fun packed day.
Delightful comfortable 4 Star holiday accommodation in a tranquil spot on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. With fantastic views, this is an ideal position for those who enjoy walking, bird watching or simply relaxing amongst wonderful rolling countryside. 4 Star.
A delightful farmhouse sitting in 16 acres of woods, fields and meadows with a river running through, in a beautiful tranquil position in the foothills of the Black Mountain in the Brecon Breacon National Park.
A comfortable holiday apartment offerding budget holiday accommodation for up to four guests in the Brecon Beacons. Perfect for those who enjoy outdoor activities or who want to explore the area.
Perched at the top of Hergest Croft Gardens, this cabin for two sits just outside the pretty border town of Kington - an idyllic rural setting, perfect for a peaceful retreat and excellent walking country.
A lovely self catering holiday cottage in a rural location on the Herefordshire/Wales borders. Close to the Black Mountains and commanding breathtaking views extending for 70 miles! 3 Star.
A lovely holiday cottage in a picturesque rural location on the Wales/Herefordshire border, close to the Black Mountains. With spectacular views that span for some seventy miles, this is an ideal place to truly unwind. 3 Star.
A delightful stone built detached holiday cottage located within the Brecon Beacons National Park, providing an ideal base for all outdoor pursuits or as a relaxing retreat where you can relax, unwind and enjoy the beautiful scenery. 4 Star.
Located on a peaceful farming estate, surrounded by land and fantastic views, this holiday cottage provides the feeling of being remote, with the benefits of being just ten minutes from the charming market town of Monmouth.
If you are searching for relaxation, rolling hills, wonderful fresh air and mountains then this spacious farmhouse is sure to please. Offering holiday accommodation for parties of up to 16, it is the perfect retreat for friends and families to relax and explore the many delights of South Wales. 4 Star.
A beautiful 16th Century farmhouse that accommodates up to eight guests on a self catering or bed and breakfast basis. Located within 21 acres of rolling coutryside within the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Just five miles from the historic cathedral town of Brecon, within Mid Wales, this spacious contemporary holiday home is an ideal place for large parties of up to twelve. 5 Star.
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Proudly showcasing the highest mountain in South Wales – Pen Y Fan, which stands at 2907 feet, the Brecon Beacons is a superb area for walking, hiking and cycling fans. Choose from countless routes, including the famous Taff Trail – a long-distance favourite among cycling enthusiasts. There are plenty of gentler options for recreation too. Take beautiful walks or horse rides through valleys dotted with iconic Welsh mountain ponies and sheep, past glistening lakes and remote reservoirs, or even pub-to-pub for the truly leisurely option! The waterfalls are a must-see, such as the impressive 90 foot Henrhyd Waterfall on the Southern Edge of the National Park and Ystradfellte in the Fforest Fawr area.
After exploring the vast open spaces of the Brecon Beacons National Park, you can move on to some more enclosed ones in the many fascinating cave systems. The area boasts some of the most extensive and important cave systems in Europe. The National Showcaves Centre for Wales is well worth a visit and a big hit for kids, with guided tours of some of the best-known caves.
The area dates back to Neolithic times and has remnants from the Iron and Bronze Ages, such as the fascinating burial Cairns to the West of the Park. There are plenty of historical buildings to visit, such as the former fortress that is Abergavenny Castle. Railway enthusiasts will also find themselves in their element with some of the most scenic steam train routes in Wales, such as the Brecon Mountain Railway in Merthyr Tydfil.
The Brecon Beacons is an extremely popular UK holiday spot and after one visit, it is easy to see why.