Indian summer in Wales
Ablaze with colour and ripe with fruit, the autumn hedgerows and woodlands of Wales are a joy to behold. Alive with birds some leaving, others arriving and small mammals busily preparing for the winter ahead. Whatever your pleasure, nature, walking, cycling, riding, sketching or photography, you will not be disappointed.
Choose an autumn break in a south Wales cottage where the Gwaun Valley and Canaston Wood’s ancient trees (at least 300 years old) are festooned with lichen, mosses and fungi, criss crossed with paths and tracks for you to explore.
Mid Wales cottages for autumn holidays will give you the chance to visit Lake Vrynwy Nature Reserve in the heart of the Berwyn hills - a bird watchers paradise. Take a fascinating walk with an RSPB warden. There is an award winning sculpture park too.
Venture north where, from your Welsh autumn holiday home you can visit the magnificent Gwydr forest. Vibrant oaks show off their fiery brilliance against the deep dark firs and spruce. Seek out magnificent Gwydir Castle in their midst. The 16th C Tudor mansion and Grade 1 listed gardens both open to the public.
Wales, a land of outstanding beauty, teeming with wildlife, history and culture is a wonderful destination at any time but to experience its autumnal grandeur is a memorable pleasure. Welcome to Wales.
Wales Rally GB
One
of the UK’s largest motorsports events held in one of it’s
most
picturesque regions - Wales. Where better to spend an autumnal break.
Wrap up warm and brace yourselves for adrenalin charged excitement. A
carousal of merrymaking, noise, smells and colour. Stages will be held in
Hafren Forest, Radnor, Crychan, Halfway Wood and Margam Park with the finish
near Resolfen. Get up close and personal at the Royal Welsh Show Ground,
Builth Wells where you can meet the drivers, inspect the cars and watch crack
rally teams servicing cars at break neck speeds. Forest,
mountain, open moorland and ancient market towns, Wales in a nutshell. You
will surely want to see more.
