Discover the best spots of the Gower Peninsula, one of Wales' five Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. At Mumbles village you will have free time to explore the charming little shops, enjoy a leisurely stroll along the seafront or near the Norman castle. Take a close look to Mumbles Lighthouse, which has been operating for 230 years. Upon reaching Langland Bay, you can choose to embark on a magnificent cliff-top walk (1 1/4 miles - 2km) leading to Caswell Bay. Alternatively, if you prefer to relax, take some time for yourself to enjoy the beach or savour an ice cream by the seafront. The highlight of your tour will be a visit to Rhossili Bay. Explore the surroundings with a stunning cliff-top walk. Participants engage at their own risk. Participation levels in any event are solely personal decisions. We suggest securing a personal activity insurance plan to guard against potential income loss in the unlikely event of an accident during a walk.

Travel in comfort between locations in an electric mini-van, with a total of approximately 7 km of walking throughout the day. Each stop includes short scenic walks, with moderate ascents but on well-maintained paths. Watch the cascades at Melincourt Falls Walk behind the spectacular Henrhyd Falls Enjoy a scenic drive over Rhigos Mountain with panoramic views Embark on a forest walk to the beautiful Pen Pych waterfall Discover the industrial past at Rhondda Heritage Park Led by an experienced Mountain Leader and Green Badge Tourist Guide, with decades of local knowledge. Expect stories of the landscape, industrial past, and the natural forces that shaped these dramatic valleys. Travel in a comfortable, small-group vehicle, ensuring a relaxed and personal experience. The walks cover varied terrain: woodland paths, riverside trails, and some rough, muddy sections. You’ll gain height gradually as we explore this beautiful corner of Wales. Please wear appropriate walking shoes.

Cette visite vous offrira un aperçu complet de l'histoire, de la culture, de la géographie et de l'architecture de Cardiff. La capitale du Pays de Galles est une ville jeune, mais aussi un lieu fascinant, riche en verdure, en châteaux, en voies navigables et en splendeurs victoriennes et édouardiennes, forgé autour d'une identité galloise forte et en plein essor. Cardiff n'existerait pas sans l'influence de son château, tandis que la ville moderne n'existerait pas sans le développement de ses docks. En choisissant cette visite, vous découvrirez comment les deux quartiers de la ville se complètent et comment ils ont façonné la ville telle qu'elle est aujourd'hui.

This tour covers all attraction admissions! Travel in comfort in a luxury, fully electric small-group vehicle with your expert Mountain Leader and Green Badge Tourist Guide. Discover Roman Caerleon’s Amphitheatre, once alive with games and linked to King Arthur, and explore the National Roman Legion Museum and Roman Baths. Step back in time at majestic Chepstow Castle and find peace among the inspiring ruins of Tintern Abbey in the Wye Valley. Marvel at Caerphilly Castle with its famous leaning tower, and enjoy the tranquil beauty of Caldicot Castle set in its country park. In winter, tours operate 9:30am–4:30pm due to seasonal opening hours of museums/castles.

A small group guided tour from central Cardiff taking in the very best beaches and historical sites on the Gower peninsula, the first Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the UK, in the company of your driver guide, either Kate or Andy a fully qualified Green Badged Tourist Guide. First stop is Mumbles, we'll spend a short time in this little seaside holiday town, stretch your legs along the recently refurbished promenade and have a look in some of the independent shops. Three Cliffs Bay, the mainly flat walk (3km in total) to the beach across the stepping stones is sublime, the beach generally very empty of people, with gorgeous views over Three Cliffs, not forgetting the crumbling, but majestic, Pennard Castle. We'll then visit Gower Heritage Centre, working 12th century watermill and museum. Finally, Rhosilli and the famous Worms Head is a must with any trip to the Gower. Rhosilli Bay with its 3 miles of golden sand is often featured as the best beach in the UK. Swim is optional!

Découvrez l'histoire, le patrimoine et les paysages du sud du Pays de Galles lors de notre circuit aventure dans la vallée de la Wye. Découvrez le patrimoine romain au Musée national de la Légion romaine de Caerleon, qui abritait autrefois l'une des trois seules forteresses légionnaires romaines permanentes de Grande-Bretagne. Vous remonterez près de 2 000 ans en arrière, à l'époque où le Pays de Galles était sous domination romaine. Découvrez des objets anciens, des casernes reconstituées et des thermes romains. Nous traverserons ensuite Usk, une ville commerçante historique connue pour son passé médiéval et ses expositions florales. À Monmouth, nous profiterons d'une pause déjeuner pittoresque et admirerons l'unique pont de Monnow. Après le déjeuner, explorez la magnifique abbaye de Tintern, une ruine du XIIe siècle située dans la vallée de la Wye. Ses arches imposantes et ses fenêtres gothiques créent un paysage photographique époustouflant, riche en histoire et en inspiration. Nous terminerons la journée au pont transbordeur de Newport, classé monument historique, un remarquable ouvrage d'art enjambant la rivière Usk. Une excursion d'une journée idéale pour les passionnés d'histoire et ceux qui recherchent une aventure galloise inoubliable.

Begin with a visit to the Brecon Beacons National Park Visitor Centre for sweeping views of Pen y Fan. Then to Hay-on-Wye, world famous “Town of Books,” with independent bookshops and cafés. Enjoy time to explore and relax over lunch in this unique town. We then continue deeper into the national park, stopping at the atmospheric Castell Bronllys set above the River Llynfi, a glimpse into medieval Wales and wonderful countryside views. Next, Tretower Court and Castle a medieval fortified manor house. Step back in time as you wander through its halls. Enjoy a drive through the picturesque town of Crickhowell, on and into the hills for a scenic stop at Keepers Pond for panoramic views and absorb the beauty of the landscape. Finally to Blaenavon a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ll visit the historic ironworks and Big Pit National Coal Museum, where the story of coal mining and industry is brought vividly to life, the landscape still marked by quarries, furnaces, and mining heritage.

Travelling west, this tour follows a route rich in castles, coastlines, and culture, revealing the timeless beauty of Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. With a maximum of just five guests per tour, you’ll enjoy a relaxed and personal experience led by a long-standing tourism professional who knows South West Wales inside out. Staying for two nights in the colourful seaside town of Tenby, you’ll explore the historic heart of West Wales without the need to change accommodation. Along the way, visit ancient fortresses standing guard over wide estuaries, wander through the landscapes that inspired Dylan Thomas, and enjoy some of Britain’s most celebrated beaches and coastal walks. The journey reaches its spiritual and scenic peak in St Davids, Britain’s smallest city, where the cathedral has drawn pilgrims for centuries and the surrounding coastline offers some of the most dramatic views in the country.