Llandovery 7.6 miles. Set in the rural setting of Llanddeusant, a quaint community a short distance from Llandovery, Carmarthenshire, lies this wonderful holiday hut, Wild Acre. Perfect for couples seeking a romantic escape to the Brecon Beacons National Park, renowned for its amazing dark sky reserve, this property boasts a wealth of appliances, providing everything you'll need for a relaxing, self-catered getaway. Inside, make the most of the well-thought out, open-plan living space, complete with a well-equipped kitchen where the designated chef can whip up tasty meals for two that can be enjoyed whilst watching a television series at the breakfast bar, or even sat on the private, decked veranda, which enjoys stunning views of the surrounding Welsh countryside. As the evening grows darker, indulge yourself in a long, hot soak in the outdoor hot tub before retreating to the plush double bed which awaits to transport you to a night's refreshing slumber. After you've enjoyed your morning coffee whilst sat outside in the lush garden, be sure to take time to explore your local area by paying a visit to the small market town of Llandovery, which is a short drive away and home to the historic site of Llandovery Castle. Llandeilo is also accessible by car, where you can find the attractions of Llandyfeisant Church, Dinefwr Castle and the National Trust landmark location of Dinefwr, a grand 17th-century manor house set within a tranquil nature reserve. Nature lovers will relish in the chance to bird watch at the Red Kite feeding station, just over a mile away from Wild Acre, or the opportunity to stroll around both Llyn y Fan Lake, or the Usk Reservoir, both nearby and offering stunning countryside vistas. The county town of Carmarthen is also worth a visit whilst you're in the area, home to the Gwili Steam Railway and the eponymous Carmarthen Castle. The Brecon Beacons National Park also house several must-see travel spots, including the Henrhyd Falls, Corn Du, Maen Llia and Herbert's Quarry. The famous Pen y fan mountain walk is 22 miles away. Enjoy all of this and more during a relaxing stay at Wild Acre.

The Brecon Beacons National Park is bordered by this charming market town. With the Black Mountains, Crychan Forest, Cwm Rhaeadr, and the River Towey just waiting to be explored, this area is well-known for walking, fishing, and cycling. You must climb the castle since from there you can see across the town and the nearby River Bran. There are several cafés, tea houses, delis, and patisseries where you may unwind after a day of seeing the lovely countryside. The annual Sheep Festival, held in September each year to honour droving, sheep farming, and the wool industry, is not to be missed. Llandovery is in a great position, with amenities around for every taste. A 20-minute drive away, the village of Llandeilo is a charming market town with a nice range of unique gift stores, restaurants, and pubs. A visit to the historic Dinefwr and Carreg Cennen Castles only adds to the attractiveness. Discover the Talley Abbey Ruins, The National Botanic Garden of Wales, a number of mediaeval castles, as well as a wide range of lovely sandy beaches and the well-known coastal route, all within convenient driving distances.

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