Wales Tours & Trips

Welsh castles dot the landscape, from medieval Harlech to Pembroke fortress. The journey takes in Dylan Thomas's Laugharne haunts, the book town of Hay-on-Wye, and three stunning national parks. Guests stay in seaside Aberystwyth and historic Tenby while learning about Welsh culture.

The route stretches from the Parkgate Hotel in Cardiff to Caernarfon Castle's medieval grandeur over 8 days. Highlights include the Big Pit National Coal Museum, rides on the Rheidol Valley steam train, and St Davids - Britain's smallest city. The package features 4 dinners and traditional afternoon tea near Snowdonia National Park.

Mountains and coastline define this Welsh adventure from Snowdonia National Park to Cardigan Bay. The 800-year-old Harlech Castle, New Quay's whitewashed streets, and Dinefwr Estate showcase Welsh heritage, with comfortable stays at Bodalwyn Guest House and Southcliff Guest House.

Coastal beauty meets mountain majesty with stays in Aberystwyth and Tenby. The itinerary features Harlech Castle, Snowdonia National Park, and St Davids - Britain's smallest city. Package includes entrance fees, local driver-guide expertise, and comfortable 3-star accommodations.

This 5-day small-group tour through Wales takes a maximum of 16 travelers to UNESCO-listed Harlech Castle overlooking Cardigan Bay and into the rugged peaks of Snowdonia National Park. Two nights are spent in coastal Aberystwyth at en-suite B&B accommodations, followed by stays in the Victorian harbour town of Tenby. The route includes Britain's smallest cathedral city St Davids and the literary haven of Hay-on-Wye. The tour visits Elan Valley's wooded hills, walks through the cobbled streets of Beddgelert village, and stops at St Fagans National Museum of History before returning to London through the Cotswolds village of Castle Combe.

St Davids Cathedral stands as a testament to Welsh heritage, complemented by scenic drives along Pembrokeshire Coast. Medieval charm awaits in Tenby's walled town, while Dylan Thomas' boathouse in Laugharne and Carreg Cennen Castle's dramatic ruins overlooking River Cennen complete the journey.

Seven days cover Wales' cultural treasures, from Victorian Gothic Cardiff Castle to the Italian-style village of Portmeirion near Snowdonia. The tour includes UNESCO-protected Conwy Castle with its 13th-century military architecture and vintage train rides through Brecon Beacons National Park's valleys. Guests stay at downtown hotels and in Portmeirion village itself, with English-speaking guides leading tours to Caernarfon Castle and the summit of Mount Snowdon.