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Visit Mid Wales.Safely.
Holidays, Short Breaks & Days Out in Mid Wales. Take time out to travel, explore and discover our special Mid Wales coast and countryside. It's your time, so make the most of it exploring Mid Wales.
Looking for accommodation in Mid Wales? We have over 360+ places to stay and you can book direct with no booking fee, really great value for money offers and a great selection of hotels, B & B, Glamping, Holiday Cottages, budget accommmodation and Holiday Parks.
You'll find plenty of things to do and places to explore whilst you’re here. Look out for dolphins off Cardigan Bay coast, cycle down country lanes, or stroll through Mid Wales' market towns and discover independent shops and places to eat and drink.
Visit Snowdonia or the Brecon Beacons National Parks, the UNESCO Dyfi Biosphere, explore castles, country houses, gardens, wildlife and nature reserves, walking trails, lakes, mountains and beaches - or simply sit back, relax and soak up the views.
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Things to See & Do in Mid Wales
Explore Brecon Beacons and Snowdonia National Parks; visit castles, country houses, gardens, wildlife and nature reserves; or keep the kids amused and entertained at one our family friendly attractions (great for grown-ups too).
Check out our holiday section to find your perfect holiday in Mid Wales.
Things to see and do in Mid Wales
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About Mid Wales
Mid Wales has 2 National Parks; Brecon Beacons in the South and Snowdonia in the North.
We also have an internationally recognised UNESCO Biosphere (Dyfi Biosphere), and The Elan Valley is a Dark Sky Reserve.
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Getting Here
Hop in the car and be in Mid Wales within 4 hours from London, 2 hours from the West Midlands and 2 hours from Manchester.
Or join the increasing numbers of independent travellers who are using trains and buses to discover Mid Wales.
