Gwern Ty Isaf Holiday Cottage - sleeps 2 + 2

Where to Go
Brecon Mountain Railway Big Pit: National Coal Museum Raglan Castle Cyfarthfa Castle Museum & Art Gallery Penderyn Distillery Crickhowell Dan-yr-Ogof, The National Showcaves Centre for Wales Caerphilly Castle

Where To eat
The Angel Hotel Black Mountain Lodge Restaurant The Blaenafon Cheddar Company Bridge Cafe

Walking
If you like walking then The Brecon Beacons National Park can offer walking in locations you have dreamed of: There are strolls that you can do with friends and family of any age and there are long distance hikes that only the fittest will relish. Mountains, lakes, gentle hills, canal tow paths, riverside strolls, town trails, wildlife walks taking in 12 nature reserves, as well as routes for those with limited mobility.

Golf
With the Ryder Cup looming in 2010 the area is very well located for golfers to come and discover this part of Wales and the courses that will be close to the championships in a couple of year's time.

Brecon is just 45 minutes’ drive from Newport and the demand for accommodation around the M4 corridor is expected to rocket over the coming months as the build-up to the 2010 clash between Europe and America gets underway.

Cycling
Bicycles can be hired and there are even companies who will take you & your wheels to different start points across the Park. The Beacons Bus, running in the summer, allows you to put your bike on their bike trailer if you want to take a rest from pedalling!