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What to do in Snowdonia When it Rains

Mon, 7th Mar 2022

March – a month that is often filled with unpredictable and transitional weather as we slowly move into Spring, the season that is best known in the UK for its…

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Catching the 2022 Breeze

Tue, 8th Feb 2022

Welcome to Catch the Breeze Retreats’ first of many blogs, filled to the brim with all our news, updates, and projects that Clive, Lynne, and the rest of the team…

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Where to Hike in Winter in the UK – National Parks

Wed, 26th Jan 2022

With the colder months here for the foreseeable future, you may need to put on an extra layer before you set off on a hike across country or coast. There are many adventurous, relaxing, as well…

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