Looking for the perfect February half-term getaway? Mid Wales and the Wye Valley region offer a brilliant mix of outdoor adventure, hands-on creativity and cultural experiences, ideal for families, couples and anyone craving a winter escape. From historic landmarks and inspiring workshops to breathtaking landscapes and dark sky discoveries, there’s plenty to enjoy this half term.
Hay-on-Wye and the surrounding area offer a wonderfully escape, think cosy meals by candlelight, scenic walks, and lazy brunches in beautiful surroundings. Whether you’re planning a night away or a long weekend, here are some lovely ways to celebrate Valentine’s in and around Hay.
A Winter Wonderland of Words & Wonder. Running from 26th to 30th November, this four-day festival delivers a heartwarming blend of conversations, storytelling, music, comedy, workshops, and family-friendly events
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When the sun sets over the rolling hills and valleys of Mid Wales, a different kind of magic begins. As streetlights fade into the distance and silence settles over the land, the night sky reveals its full glory - deep, dark, and filled with stars.
Tucked away on the border between England and Wales, this enchanting market town is world-renowned as the “Town of Books” and it offers much more than just a love of literature.
From riverside meadows to hilltop ponds and forest pools, each place offers a new connection to nature. Grab a towel, take a deep breath, and wade in.
Whether you’re planning weekend adventures or seeking authentic Welsh experiences, here’s your guide to the best summer events in Mid Wales 2025.
Step into the green heart of Wales this summer with two of Britain’s most beautiful long-distance trails: the Offa’s Dyke Path and the Wye Valley Walk.
The River Wye offers one of the most peaceful and picturesque canoeing routes in Wales. Ideal for beginners, experienced paddlers or as a family canoe trip, it’s a gentle way to explore nature at your own pace.