9 Days in Wales

You will be collected by your driver at the train station or airport in Cardiff and transferred to your hotel. Meet your private driver-guide and set out on a tour of Cardiff. Starting in the city centre with a panoramic drive around the historic core, you can take a stop and visit Cardiff Castle which is the city's crown jewel. It is one of the most iconic landmarks in the city.

The site originally held a Roman Fort. You can still see sections of the Wall and reconstructed Roman gate towers. Next, take in Llandaff Cathedral and discover the rich history and stunning architecture of the Cathedral. Afterwards, continue on to Cardiff Bay. It is the largest waterfront in Europe and has a great choice of restaurants.

You will depart Cardiff with your driver for Tenby this morning.

Start with a visit to the Brecon Beacons National Park, from the depths of its caves to the grandeur of Pen y Fan and Cribyn with its highest peaks, there’s plenty to explore in this gem of a park. The Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park is one of the most interesting regions in Britain.

Afterwards, enjoy a visit to the Brecon Beacons visitor centre. Next, meet your driver to continue your journey!

Your driver will drop you off at the port this morning and you are off on a cruise. are off on a cruise.

Enjoy the passage taking in some of Pembrokeshire’s most dramatic offshore islands. Cruise the famous pirate Paul Jones’s bay now frequented by the local seal colony before crossing to the protected bird reserve of St. Margarets Island. The Imposing Cathedral Caverns loom in the distance, towering over the boat as she draws closer.

At the base of these caverns you can view thousands of resident and visiting birds including puffins, razorbills, cormorants and gannets.

Your private driver-guide will collect you this morning and will transfer you to Aberystwyth in north Wales.

Along the way, take in stop in the National Wool Museum which is a restored historic mill located in the charming market town of Cardigan. This museum offers hands-on displays and a textile gallery that tell the fascinating story of the Welsh wool industry. Visitors can witness staff members crafting on-site, including knitting, crochet, and spinning demonstrations.

The museum also features working machinery for preparing, spinning, and weaving wool, providing insight into traditional techniques. Next, explore, Castell Dinefwr which is a picturesque 12th-century castle.

The estate features a deer park, woods, an Iron Age fort, and the hidden remains of a Roman fort. Newton House, a stunning 17th-century manor with a Victorian Gothic facade, is also part of the estate and offers insights into Edwardian times and its role as a hospital during WWII. Continue your journey afterwards to Aberystwyth.

Today ends your journey in Wales. Board a train from Llandudno Junction to London Euston to make your flight. Safe Travels!

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Meet your driver-guide this morning and depart for Abergavenny.

First, you will be dropped at the train station to enjoy a ride from Caernarfon to Beddgelert which takes you on a scenic journey as it crosses the foothills of Snowdon and is one of the most beautiful little train journeys in Wales!

The train meanders from the coast into the mountains with views across to Anglesey and then towards Yr Wyddfa/Snowdon itself. It will stop for you to enjoy some time to explore a local village which has a number of eateries for you to enjoy some lunch.

On arrival back, meet your driver and you are off on a distillery tour. The tour, which lasts an hour, starts off in our Exhibition Area before heading into the distillery itself where you will see our unique stills. Then on to the Tasting Bar where you will sample some whisky!

Start your day with a luxury canal boat experience!

Choose from an easy-to-drive electric day boat, an even more eco-friendly two-person bike boat, or an Indian Canoe.

Then, enjoy your relaxing day out cruising the glorious Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal as it winds its way through the stunning scenery of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Take a stop for a picnic or continue to Llangynir locks or moor up there and take a short walk to the pub for lunch. Afterwards, enjoy more open countryside of Usk Valley and Sugarloaf Mountain. Travel pass the Giant Redwood tree and spot the wildlife.

Meet your private driver-guide today and he will transfer you to Cardiff today. Safe Travels!