Tourist
Information and Travel Guide Brecon Beacons
Brecon Beacons is ideally located
and open all year round, offering a full range of exciting activities such as:- climbing,
abseiling, caving, pot holing, gorge walking, kayaking, canoeing, white
water rafting, white water kayaking, white water open canoeing, orienteering, mountain
biking, archery, hot dogging, land carting, team
building, canoe expeditions, raft building and boasting the first high level ropes course
in the the area as well as conference facilities and accommodation in Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and
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Brecon Beacons is a place steeped in history, magnificent in its natural beauty
with so many things to do, you will never be bored.
You may want the high adventure of the spectacular mountains, lakes, rivers or caves or the quiet relaxation and family activities to be found in the comfortable towns and villages around, steeped in history and tradition. Either way, the Brecon Beacons National Park is rich in things to do and places to go and there are many people just waiting to help you enjoy yourself.
This site contains details of what local businesses can offer you in and around the Brecon Beacons. We have wonderful accommodation, great pubs and resturants, attractions for all the family and shops with exciting local food and products.
There are masses of places to go and things to do whether you are a family, a group or travelling on your own.
The town of Brecon just North of the Brecon Beacons themselves is the centre for the whole area while Crickhowell has a wide range of watering holes in haunted or unhaunted venues, you will be spoilt for choice. Sennybridge, whether it’s Red Kites or the mix of uncompromisingly rugged terrain and stunning scenery you will not be disappointed. Talgarth sits to the north east of Brecon, surrounded by both premium mountain biking and first class outdoor activity centres Talybont on Usk with the Taff Trail and Monmouthshire and Brecon canal passing through Talybont on Usk there are many pubs and a range of accommodation in this charming village giving plenty of overnight options. Hay on Wye is now internationally famous for its books but there is much else besides - crafts, food, arts and even high fashion. Brecon has antiques and outdoor shops; Abergavenny good food; Crickhowell food, furnishings and outdoors; Llandovery arts and crafts. |
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18 - 20 April 2008 RHS Spring Flower Show
Cardiff
The RHS Spring Flower Show, Cardiff returns to the parklands of Cardiff Castle, ready to dazzle the Welsh capital with charming show gardens, beautiful displays of spring flowers and a host of fun activities
for all the family to enjoy.
08700 667799
info@rhs.org.uk
http://www.rhs.org.uk/flowershows 
May 22 to June 1 2008 Hay Festival of Literature
Hay Festival 2008 takes place in Hay-on-Wye
Hay is a tiny market town in the Brecon Beacons National Park. It has 1300 people and 39 bookshops. For ten days a year 80,000 visitors converge on Hay from all over the world to join in a carnival celebration
of the written word.
www.hayfestival.com
23 - 26 July 2008 Royal Welsh Show, Builth Wells
The Royal welsh Agricultural Show is held in July on the permanent showground at Llanelwedd, Builth Wells. It provides a prime shop window for farming in Wales. The show, which runs for four days, attracts
more the 200,000 visitors, over 7000 entries of livestock and over 1000 trade stands.
www.rwas.co.uk/en/welsh-show |
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