Walking Weekends & Adventures in South Wales


South Wales is a captivating destination for lovers of the outdoors, offering a variety of landscapes that range from dramatic coastlines to rolling hills and rugged peaks. This region is home to two National Parks—Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) and Pembrokeshire Coast—as well as the National Landscape of the Gower Peninsula. Whether you're seeking a sociable weekend getaway or a week-long walking holiday, South Wales provides the perfect backdrop for group adventures, making new friends, and immersing yourself in the great outdoors.

With Large Outdoors, you can explore these breathtaking areas through our guided trips. From a weekend wandering the Gower's golden beaches to a scenic walking holiday along Pembrokeshire's iconic coastline, or discovering the peaks and valleys of the Brecon Beacons, there's no better way to enjoy the beauty and camaraderie of group walking.

A waterfall in the Brecon Beacons

Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons): Peaks, Waterfalls, and Panoramic Views

The Brecon Beacons are a walker’s paradise, boasting rugged mountains, hidden waterfalls, and sweeping moorlands. Home to the towering Pen y Fan, the highest peak in southern Britain, this National Park offers exhilarating challenges and serene lower-level routes. The area is perfect for those who love exploring picturesque valleys, historic trails, and natural wonders like the famous Waterfall Country.

Walking here is not just about the views—it’s also about the sense of achievement and the opportunity to share these moments with a friendly group of fellow walkers. Swimming enthusiasts will also love the wild swims available in the Beacons' natural pools and rivers.

Join us for a Brecon Beacons weekend and experience the beauty of South Wales alongside like-minded adventurers.

Walking the Pembrokeshire Coast path, gorse in full bloom in the foreground with Strumble head lighthouse in the distance

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park: Dramatic Cliffs and Coastal Charm

Pembrokeshire is the only National Park in the UK focused entirely on the coastline, offering an unparalleled walking experience. Its rugged cliffs, secluded coves, and iconic landmarks like St David's Head and Barafundle Bay make this an unforgettable destination.

For walkers, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path is a must, with trails offering everything from leisurely strolls to more challenging routes along the cliffs. Wild swimming is another highlight here, with crystal-clear waters and sheltered bays providing idyllic spots to take a dip.

Our week-long Scenic Walking Holiday in Pembrokeshire is the perfect way to fully immerse yourself in this region’s natural beauty, combining sociable group walks with plenty of opportunities to relax and soak up the coastal vibes.

Three Cliffs Bay on the Gower Coast

Gower Peninsula: Golden Sands and Rolling Countryside

Designated as the UK’s first National Landscape, the Gower Peninsula is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Its golden beaches, such as Rhossili Bay, are often ranked among the world’s best, while inland, the rolling countryside and ancient woodlands invite exploration.

Walking on the Gower offers incredible diversity, from coastal paths with dramatic sea views to peaceful inland trails. The area is also fantastic for wild swimming, with inviting bays and tidal lagoons perfect for a refreshing dip.

Join us for a Gower Walking Weekend, where you’ll enjoy the camaraderie of group adventures while exploring one of South Wales' most stunning regions.