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Wales Tours and Trips 2018/2019
Find the right tour for you through Wales, Europe. We’ve got 2 tours going to Wales, starting from just 8 days in length, and the longest tour is 8 days. The most popular month to go is May, which has the most number of tour departures.
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2 trips through Wales
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Offa's Dyke
8 day self-guided tour through Chepstow, Tintern, Redbrook and 6 other destinations in Wales
- destinations
- 9 destinations in Wales
- starts/ ends in
- Chepstow / Kington
- age range
- 2 to 99 year olds
- accommodation
- Hotel, Guesthouse
- operator
- UTracks
- Days
- 8
- Our saving
- $34
- From
- US $ 806
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- 8
$101 per day23 Apr 2018 2 spaces left 24 Apr 2018 2 spaces left 
The Wonders of Wales
8 day coach/bus tour through Cardiff, Caerleon, Brecon and 8 other destinations in Wales and 2 other destinations in 1 other country
- destinations
- 16 destinations in Wales and England
- starts/ ends in
- Cardiff / Cardiff
- age range
- 40 to 80 year olds
- accommodation
- Hotel
- transport
- Mini-coach
- operator
- Back-Roads Touring
-7%- Days
- 8
- Our saving
- $212
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From
$2,899
- US $ 2,687
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- 8
$336 per day5 May 2018 10+ spaces left 26 May 2018 10+ spaces left
Highlights
- Enjoy Cardiff, the capital city, where centers of rich cultural heritage sit snugly alongside outstanding monuments of contemporary life.
- Explore the stunning beauty of splendid waterfalls, moorlands, mountain vistas, secret caves and plunging coastlines at Snowdonia National Park, Pembrokshire Coast National Park and Brecon Beacons National Park.
- Get a glimpse of Roman fortresses, monasteries and other relics of ancient Celtic culture. See history come alive before your eyes as you see magnificent castles strewn across the countryside.
- Climb up Mount Snowdon, the highest mountain peak in Wales. Bounce on a cave trampoline or hurtle through the air on a mile long zip line in Zip World.
- Go down an old unused coal mine and learn more about its contribution to the Industrial Revolution.
- Get ready to be serenaded by the soothing harmonies of a choral choir practice session in South Wales.
- Hike or trek your way across Offa’s Dyke National Trail on the border separating Wales from Britain.
- Feel rejuvenated as you swim in the choppy waters of Pembrokeshire surrounded by the rugged beauty of towering cliffs.
Tips
- Learn a few basic phrases in Welsh such as ‘Bore Da’ which means ‘Good Morning’.
- Try some of the delicious local cuisine including laverbread, Welsh rabbit and roast lamb. Your tour guide will help you find the best restaurants in town.
- Get a taste of some real ale, the famous Wrexham lager and Penderyn Whisky at the local pub.
- Don’t refer to the Welsh people as English since they have a great sense of individuality and ethnic pride.
- Be prepared to encounter dramatically changing weather - a sunny day may soon turn into a gale, blizzard or a chilling fog.
- If you love special events and festivals, attend the Hay Festival of Literature and Arts or the Brecon Jazz Festival.
- Be careful not to use the term ‘taffy’ which is a slur and would be considered offensive.
- Avoid asking intimate or personal questions as privacy is highly regarded in Wales.