All Bannau Brycheiniog National Park Tours & Excursions in 2026

Move at your own pace as you explore Brecon Beacons with this self-guided tour and treasure hunt experience. Discover hidden gems with the help of your tour app that provides over 100 destinations and challenges to choose from. Plus, this is a great option for families with kids or others looking to avoid the crowds. Get ready to connect with the great outdoors and earn points by solving clues, completing challenges, and visiting attractions.

Join a Brecon Beacons National Park warden and a group of no more than 15 other travelers on a guided hike to the 2,900-foot (886-meter) summit of Pen-y-Fan. Learn about the area’s farming heritage and natural history as you reach the summit in good time for sunset—with views over the Black Mountain to the west, it can be spectacular when conditions permit.

Explore the stunning rivers and waterfalls of South Wales in a 2.5-hour gorge walking taster session designed for beginners. This engaging outdoor adventure invites participants to navigate through exciting water-filled landscapes under the guidance of expert instructors. Build confidence while honing essential skills like water awareness and basic scrambling techniques in a safe and supportive environment. Experience the invigorating rush of cold water and the breathtaking beauty of nature, making this activity a perfect blend of fitness and fun.

Engage in the art of outdoor survival with a 2.5-hour bushcraft taster session set against the stunning backdrop of South Wales. Under the guidance of expert instructors, participants will learn essential skills such as shelter building and fire lighting while enjoying the tranquility of nature. With tea and marshmallows to savor by the fire, this experience fosters relaxation and connection to the environment, making it ideal for beginners and groups. Perfect for anyone looking to build confidence and practical outdoor skills in a supportive atmosphere.

Paragliding is a unique way to see the landscape. It's a low impact, silent and lightweight form of flight. The ability to take off and land so slowly, makes it possible for us to fly from a wide variety of locations, and share the sky with local birds of prey. The gentle exposure to the air you feel when flying is exhilarating, without being extreme, and makes for an incredibly memorable experience.

Pen y Fan an iconic Welsh mountain in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Views to Devon and Somerset to the South and to Cadair Idris to the North, in clear weather of course! You will be guided by an experienced and knowledgable Mountain Leader