Yoga holidays 2008

in the

Brecon Beacons

with

Sasha Perryman

Summer: August 16th - 22nd

About Penpont

With its idyllic setting by the banks of the river Usk, Penpont is one of the finest houses in the Brecon Beacons National Park.

interior

A listed building, it was constructed in about 1666 by Daniel Williams, whose descendents still live there today. Around the house lies extensive parkland, woodland, and riverside walks, lawns and walled gardens. In 1992 Gavin and Davina Hogg with their two sons moved in and began a vigorous and long term rescue programme.

Brecon Beacons National Park

For people visting the the national park, there is an enormous diverse landscape from mountains and moorland to the flat pastural land and steeply wooded river valleys. It is spectacularly beautiful, rich in both history and natural history. The river Usk is one of the largest in Wales and brings kingfishers and otters close to the house.

Details

Accommodation is in a 14 bed flat with one single, one double, one twin, and the rest 3 & 4 bed rooms on a first come first served basis. - A rota is drawn up on the first day for assisting with kitchen duties. - Please bring your own towels and yoga equipment - Classes run from 9-11am and 5-6.30pm. - Daytime is for walking or relaxing, and swimming is possible in summer.

Cost:

Ł415 (Full board) (Brunch and evening meal) Includes two classes daily.
Ł50 deposit payable six weeks in advance, the balance 2 weeks in advance.
Both payments non refundable.

Please send cheques to:
Cambridge Iyengar Yoga Centre, 59, Norfolk Terrace, Cambridge CB1 2NG

How to find Penpont

From the Midlands M5 take the M50 to Ross on Wye then the A449 to south of Monmouth - exit at Raglan & join A40 to Abergavenny & continue past Brecon.

From the Severn Bridge Continue to junction 24, take the A449 to Raglan & join A40 to Abergavenny & continue past Brecon.

Penpont is 5 miles west of Brecon directly off the A40 between Brecon Llandovery. Look out for the hanging sign

For more information email sashaperryman@yahoo.co.uk

About Penpont	With its idyllic setting by the banks of the river Usk, Penpont is one of the finest houses in the Brecon Beacons National Park.
	A listed building, it was constructed in about 1666 by Daniel Williams, whose descendents still live there today. Around the house lies extensive parkland, woodland, and riverside walks, lawns and walled gardens. In 1992 Gavin and Davina Hogg with their two sons moved in and began a vigorous and long term rescue programme.

Brecon Beacons National Park
For people visting the the national park, there is an enormous diverse landscape from mountains and moorland to the flat pastural land and steeply wooded river valleys. It is spectacularly beautiful, rich in both history and natural history. The river Usk is one of the largest in Wales and brings kingfishers and otters close to the house.