Exploring the Rise of Astro-Tourism in Mid Wales

Mid Wales is embracing its status as the darkest region in Wales, particularly with the establishment of the International Dark Sky Park, which is transforming it into an astro-tourism hotspot. A recent report highlighted the Cambrian and Epynt Mountains as the darkest landscapes, and local businesses, especially in tourism and hospitality, are capitalizing on this trend. From the launch of themed products like Dark Skies Rum and chocolates to night photography sessions led by companies like Serydda, the region is poised for an influx of visitors eager to experience stunning celestial views. Opportunities for stargazing, including guided night cycling tours and events celebrating a decade as an International Dark Sky Park, promise to reconnect visitors with nature and the wonders of the universe.

Exploring the Rise of Astro-Tourism in Mid Wales

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