What to do and see in Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do

At just under 3,000 feet, this is the highest mountain in South Wales and the jewel in the crown that is the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Opened in 1812, this major waterway runs 42 miles from Brecon to Newport, Gwent, where the first 33 miles are navigable.

Photography courses and workshops based in the Brecon beacons and throughout Wales and other areas of the UK. See the website for details of dates and locations. Also a wide variety of photographic commissions undertaken and fine art prints available

A Small but well equipped passionate bike shop and hire facility in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Offering repairs - spares and Servicing as well as Trail information. There is a Cafe and village shop next door to stock up. At the end of your ride there is a bike wash at the village hall as well as wet room changing, toilet and showers. Amazing mountain biking and trails for all abilities.

Local Family Butchers sourcing Local quality Beef , Lamb and Free range pork supporting Local Welsh Farmers . Cashells , Supports Local Welsh Artisan producers call in for a Warm friendly welcome , we love to chat !!

Brecon Beacons Tours provides sightseeing tours, and walking tours in the Brecon Beacons National Park in Wales. Our tours start from Abergavenny station or, by arrangement, from your accommodation in the National Park. It is possible to do our tours as a day trip from several UK cities including Cardiff and London. We can also offer bespoke private tours, linear walks using your vehicle, geological tours, and once a year an all Wales tour. Brecon Beacons Tours is based within the National Park, and is run by James Cresswell. He is Geoscientist (M.Sc.) and Mountain Leader with 10+ years of experience guiding trips all around the world. His family has lived in the Brecon Beacons for generations and he is an accredited ambassador to the Brecon Beacons National Park, the Fforest Fawr Geopark and the Brecon Beacons International Dark Skies Reserve.

Walks with animals and other great days out as seen on BBC Countryfile. Experience days and adventures within small groups in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Activities include: Piggy Walks with a Pig-Nic, Walk a Mini Donkey, Dinky Donkey Games and a Sheepdog morning. All activities focus on high interaction and are within small groups with engaging knowledgeable trainers. Individuals can book for dates on our website, but private tours are possible for group sizes ranging from very small to larger groups by special arrangement, dependent on the seasonal nature of some of the experiences. Bespoke trips in the Brecon Beacons National Park can be arranged - personal recommendations for everything concerning your trip, just contact us to ask. With all bookings, a related good cause also benefits so you can have a good day out while doing good! All are outdoors and we take every precaution to keep you safe while having a good time.

We are a education, conservation and outdoor activity business based in the stunning Brecon Beacons National Park. We fly eagles, vultures, hawks, falcons and owls with the general public. Wings Of Wales has was established in 2015 by conservation photographer and bird of prey handler Lewis Phillips. He has been working in conservation, educating the public and flying birds for over ten years. Lewis has worked alongside many different conservation trusts in Britain and other countries around the world. We aspire to teach people about real issues that affect birds of prey in the wild. Our other aims are to encourage education on habitat management and the politics that can affect birds of prey. But more than all of that we want you to have as much fun as possible with us while you are flying our birds of prey in the stunning countryside of Wales. Our location is Penderyn, in the Brecon Beacons national park.