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Whether you are a family in search of fun and adventure in the fresh air, or a walker who wants to escape to the wonderful Welsh countryside, you’ll find it all in abundance at Bryngarw Country Park, minutes from the M4 near Bridgend.
An important Norman stronghold rebuilt in the 14th century, forming part of the three castles of Ogmore, Newcastle and Coity.
Craft centre on the Heritage Coast with amazing sea views, offering a wide range of craft workshops for all ages, together with homemade cakes and ice-cream. Run by the artists and crafters whose artwork we sell.
Spacious 4 bedroom house, sleeping 7, within a 10 minute walk from the Blue Flag beach of Rest Bay. Dog friendly with a fully enclosed garden, off road parking and games room. Within 5 mins of the M4 with easy access to Cardiff & Swansea.
Sealands Farm Cottages are based on a working farm with direct access to the heritage coastal path. Each dog friendly cottage is beautifully finished & has its own garden with hot tub. Our properties are fully equipped for our guest's stay.
Nestling on the award winning Heritage Coast at Southerndown, near Bridgend, in the Vale of Glamorgan, Slade Cottage and The Hen House are 2 luxurious holiday cottages offering the ultimate in style, comfort and location.
Market featuring independent producers, talented crafters, artisan makers and a few tasty surprises! This Market is now being held in a new location of the New Cosy Corner development, in Porthcawl, Next to Porthcawl Marina.
Bridgend is built on a crossing point on the river Ogmore. It is first mentioned in a document dated 1444 but its history stretches back to the Dark Ages. Its old and “new” castles are testament to its strategic value throughout the medieval period. A story which continues with the building of its 15th Century bridge and the routing of the Glamorgan Turnpike through it in the 19th Century. On this walk we uncover all the places and buildings hidden in plain site that tell the story of this fascinating old town.
Merthyr Mawr has to be one of the most picturesque villages in the country. This walks takes in all the sights. Including the medieval bridge with mysterious holes in the walls. But this sleepy village has seen its fair share of horrors. We visit the site of an inn where terrifying events took place. And we visit the prisoner of war camp where the German POWs tunnelled out to freedom.
