Ferienunterkünfte in Cardiff

Let me take you to this unique place of immense beauty. This guided 5.5 mile walk/hike along rocky paths takes you along riverside scenery, with steep sided wooded valleys and four breath-taking waterfalls. In a National Park renowned for its sweeping, barren, high altitude scenery, mountain lovers are in danger of missing out on this hidden gem. This stunning valley, where 4 stunning waterfalls are within a relatively short walk of each other is a truly unique location like no other in the UK. The highlight of the area is 'Sgwd yr Eira' waterfall, where you'll venture right behind the gushing torrent of water, a truly unique and memorable experience that you won't forget. Other things to note: This walk requires a good level of fitness Wear suitable clothing and footwear for outdoor walking (walking boots recommended) Guests should be comfortable walking on rocky uneven paths with uphill sections

Our E bike experience will allow you to explore the beautiful scenery and history of the Sirhowy Valley area with the amazing power of our pedal assisted electric mountain bikes. After an introduction to the E bikes and instruction on how to use them, when everyone is comfortable and happy with their bike we set off on our adventure. We will start out on quiet lanes heading down to the 17th century Mill at Gelligroes and learn about it's fascinating history and association with the Titanic! From here we join the cycle route travelling down the Sirhowy valley for a few leisurely miles before a short climb up into the forest with spectacular views of the valley below and Twmbarlwm (ancient iron age fort) on the hillside opposite. We then enjoy the descent down to the park in Crosskeys followed by a short section on a quiet road and pavement before joining a hidden gem of ride on an undulating track through forest and ancient woodland. Finally we climb back to the top of Mynyddislwyn passing the medieval St Tudor's church then cruise back down to Ty Coppi, for a well earned hot drink and cake and we can share our stories and photos of the day - you will be leaving with a new perspective of the area , new friends and an ebike on your wish list ! The E bikes make it all good fun, they are Eco Friendly The terrain is tarmac lanes, gravel forest roads .

Let me take you on a walk to the highest and most iconic mountain location in Southern Britain, Pen-y-fan. This mountain lies in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park, an area of immense beauty, rich in wildlife and history. Once arriving at the National Park you will proceed on your walk, all the time receiving interesting information about the wildlife and history of the area, whilst marvelling at the unfolding scenery around you. When you arrive at the top the views will take your breath away as you look for miles in every direction. We will then head back down the mountain via a different route, passing scenic valleys, glacial lakes and historical monuments. I will then take you back to your accommodation where you can rest and gaze at your amazing pictures from the day. Other things to note: This walk requires a reasonable level of fitness. Participants should be comfortable walking uphill for an hour, on rocky paths. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear for hiking, ideally hiking boots The total duration of the walk including transport from the Cardiff area is approximately 5 hours

We'll start our experience by meeting in the village of Pontneddfechan where I will give a brief chat about safety and health / first aid. Then we'll set off! We will follow one of the four rivers in the Beautiful Waterfalls area of the Brecon Beacons, through the shaded valley that encompasses the Elidir Trail - the Fairly Glen - visiting some of the most dramatic waterfalls in the National Park including Sgwd Gwladus where'll I'll talk to you about the legend of the Princess, and Sgwd Ddwli. Then we will make our way to 'the Bridge by the Little Mill' where we'll stop lunch. After our break we will return back to Pontneddfechan where I can recommend a local hostelry for child - friendly post - walk refreshment! We do this because we enjoy it, and we do all we can to ensure that you do too. Take a look at our reviews – we think they bear us out. So we take our time, enjoy the walk and hopefully when it comes to an end, we’ll part as friends. Other things to note The walk to the picnic site will take around two hours at a gentle pace

Let me show you that between two of Wales largest cities lies a sumptuous strip of the Wales Coast Path that is both beautiful and refreshingly unspoilt. Sitting next to the ocean, this impressive stretch of coastline encompasses wildlife rich river estuaries, sandy beaches, limestone cliffs, rock pools and sweeping ocean views. This 6 mile walk starts near the pretty village of Ogmore-by-sea. We will then proceed parallel to the sea along sandy beaches and clifftop paths with sweeping views across the sea to the English coast, a dream for photographers and lovers of ocean views. You will then stop for a rest at the picturesque Dunraven Bay, a beautiful cove of sand and shale with numerous rock pools. Other things to note: A reasonable level of fitness is required for this 6 mile relatively flat walk Please wear suitable clothing and footwear for outdoor walking Total duration including transport is approximately 5.5 hours