A FAMILY-RUN hotel in Abergavenny is helping guests get a taste of the outdoors with three new 'wild weekend' packages exploring what nature has to offer.

The Angel Hotel in Abergavenny has added seasonal foraging tours, wild gardening and art workshops among the Brecon Beacons to its offering.

All packages include a one-night B&B stay at the hotel and start at £166 pp for the experience + B&B stay.

Foraging Fun

Wild food expert Adele Nozedar - author of the The Hedgerow Handbook and Foraging with Kids - takes guests into the foray and helps them learn what edible wild plants grow in the countryside.

From spring herbs, to autumn berries and fungi what will be found depends on the time of year. You will leave inspired to find and eat wild food.

Runs on the last Sunday of the month.

£333 for two people

Wild Gardening Workshop

Adventurous gardeners can explore the wonderful Nant-y-Bedd, an organic 10-acre organic garden of woodland and meadow, and discover how to adopt a wild approach back at home.

Guide Sue Mabberly will share her 40+ years’ experience on how to create an organic vegetable and fruit garden, a haven for wildlife and a tranquil place to relax all in one space. 

Saturday, June 11 and Thursday, September 8

£383.00 for two people 

The Artfulness of Weeds

Budding nature artists can challenge negative attitudes towards weeds by spending a day observing a selection of seasonal species in the landscape at Nant-y-Bedd, drawing them using a variety of art techniques including pencil, charcoal, inks and watercolour under the watchful eye of artist and gardener Jacky Mills.

Saturday, June 25

£413 for two people

For more information, visit angelabergavenny.com