Bridgend Holidays

Explore the 12th-century Norman ruins of Ogmore Castle, featuring one of Wales' earliest stone keeps. Cross the iconic stepping stones over the River Ewenny and immerse yourself in its tranquil countryside setting.

This Norman stronghold features one of Glamorgan's finest 12th-century gateways atop a strategic hill. Explore its medieval curtain walls and towers while enjoying panoramic views of Bridgend and the Ogmore River valley.

Dramatic limestone cliffs frame this fossil-rich beach where ancient geology meets castle ruins. Explore the vibrant rock pools at low tide or wander through the remains of Dunraven Castle's walled gardens.

Perched on Welsh downland, Southerndown Golf Club blends links and downland play with Bristol Channel views. Experience challenging holes amid natural gorse hazards while coastal breezes add excitement.

Bryngarw Country Park offers 100 acres of diverse landscapes from ancient woodlands to a serene Japanese Garden. Explore nature trails, enjoy rhododendrons, or let children play on the adventure playground.

This Welsh parkland course winds through Victorian mansion grounds with strategic bunkers and water hazards. Enjoy a challenging round followed by refreshments in the welcoming clubhouse overlooking lush countryside.

After visiting Candleston Castle, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Saint Brides Major. Wander the beaches and seaside in the area.

This 12th-century fortified priory showcases exceptional Norman Romanesque architecture with massive pillars. Explore the austere church and tranquil gardens for a glimpse into Wales' ecclesiastical history.