As summer comes to a close, we go in search of the best adventures to find in South Wales. Still adventuring along with us, is director, filmmaker and environmentalist, Jack Harries.
We’ll be bringing you tips, guides and inspiration for your own wild weekends. Follow Jack as he wild forages, visits White Castle and steps behind the potter’s wheel.
Every month we’ve focused on a different region and this time we’re in Monmouthshire – where you’ll find tiny mountains, incredible eateries and stunning wild spaces all around.
See what adventures befall Jack as we jump into South Wales! Grab some guides and inspiration for your very own wild weekend, below.
A stay in a treehouse in Wales comes with epic walks through stunning scenery and outdoor adventures of canoeing, climbing and biking. Living in the trees is the best.
With two national trails and a national park, there are plenty of wild and remote places to stay in the Brecon Beacons. Take a look at our glamping spaces with fantastic hikes on the doorstep.
For a gorgeous getaway that's as sustainable as it is superb, you can’t do better than glamping in Wales. Here are a few ideas of the best things to do in Wales, to help you plan your stay.
After 30 years as a solicitor, Charles Horsfield made the most obvious career move. He became a ceramicist, and host to glamping guests, naturally. Now he invites city folk out to their farm to live a little slower, a little more intentionally, and with a lot more calm.
The beautiful Welsh countryside is a living, breathing journey through history. Dotted among the rugged hills, perched above lush valleys and overlooking windswept bays, you’ll find more castles per square mile than any other country in Europe
From wide open valleys to national parks and coastal walks – south Wales is a paradise for exploring the wild. Whether you’re there to find walks, to whip through the scene on a bike, or dip in the waters to wild swim, you’ll find a patch of south Wales to love, and visit time and time again.
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