Holidays in Wales

In the Brecon Beacons, a collection of stylish cabins sits under an exceptionally starry sky, surrounded by rushing rivers and trees home to song thrush and willow warbler birds.  

Open your door and step straight out into 400 acres of Welsh woodland bordered by mountains and moorland - a living landscape where wildlife thrives and incredible views are almost guaranteed.  

Explore every hidden corner of Fforest Fawr (the great forest) on horseback, by bike or on foot, discover the beauty of South Wales and experience what it’s like to sleep overnight in a cabin in Garwnant, Brecon Beacons for the very first time.

At Beddgelert, the tumbling River Colwyn sweeps through a forest filled with hazel trees. Enjoy the wild beauty of Snowdonia National Park, with the foothills of Snowdon on your doorstep.  

Test your limits against a rugged mountain backdrop, spend an afternoon wine tasting at the nearby Pant Du Vineyard, or soak up some local atmosphere at one of Beddgelert’s cosy village pubs. 

Stay in a cabin that feels like a home from home in the heart of the forest, unwind in the atmospheric landscape of North Wales, and treat yourself to an unforgettable holiday. 

Our Valley View cabins are set within an enviable spot at Garwnant, Brecon Beacons. Enjoy wide-open skies and spectacular valley views as far as the eye can see.

What’s better than a group getaway with Brecon Beacons National Park on your doorstep? Spend quality time together in a treehouse cabin.

Tuck into tasty takeaway meals every evening. From freshly baked breads, hand-stretched pizzas, world cuisines, and curries. There's something for everyone. 

Nature really is the star of the show. Wales is home to no less than three National Parks - Snowdonia, the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast.

Get out there see the natural wonders of Wales for yourself. Wild ponies grazing on rolling hills...birds of prey swooping over wooded valleys...what will you discover next? 

The Brecon Beacons are scattered with traces of ancient times. Discover Neolithic tombs, Roman camps and haunted castle ruins like Carreg Cennen. 

Enjoy tales of Gelert, the legendary dog of Beddgelert. Visit the medieval Caernarfon Castle and delve into Snowdonia’s mining heritage at Llechwedd Slate Caverns. 

Try a whisky and chocolate tour at award-winning Penderyn distillery, just south of the Brecon Beacons. Catch a food festival at Abergavenny and browse castles, mansions and Roman remains. 

Head from Beddgelert to Porthmadog for a stroll and a bite to eat in a picturesque harbour town. For sheer visual spectacle, there’s nowhere quite like the colourful village of Portmeirion. 

Wales has some of the best walking trails in the UK, ranging from gentle rambles to ambitious hikes. Roam the wide-open hillsides of the Brecon Beacons and maybe even climb 886 meters to the peak of Pen Y Fan. 

Then there’s Snowdonia National Park, where you’re never short of amazing walks. Fancy conquering Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales? Hop on the Welsh Highland Railway from Beddgelert for a head start.