City Tour:

Cardiff: The capital city, brimming with history, including the iconic Cardiff Castle, which dates back to the 11th century. Cardiff is also a vibrant city with a bustling arts and music scene, offering numerous museums, galleries, and performance spaces.

Swansea: A popular family-friendly destination, Swansea offers beaches, coastal walks, and the chance to explore historical landmarks like the location where the TV show “Doctor Who” was filmed.

Tenby: A charming coastal town with a 13th-century stone wall, offering a relaxing atmosphere with hip bars, restaurants, and hotels.

National Parks:

Snowdonia (Eryri): Home to the majestic peaks of Snowdonia, including Mount Snowdon, accessible by train, making it a popular destination for hikers and climbers.

Brecon Beacons National Park: A vast area with deep caves, high peaks, and opportunities for various outdoor activities like hill walking, hiking, and canoeing.

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park: Known for its rugged cliffs, secluded beaches, and inland waterfalls, offering stunning coastal scenery and opportunities for wildlife viewing.

Three Cliffs Bay: A popular beach on the Gower Peninsula, famous for its three iconic peaks and golden sand, backed by dunes and the historic Pennard Castle.

Conwy Castle: A UNESCO World Heritage site, a medieval fortress with panoramic views and a rich history, offering guided tours and interactive experiences.

Caernarfon Castle: Another impressive castle, showcasing the Prince of Wales’ investiture and offering panoramic views and historical exhibits.

St. David’s Cathedral: A testament to architectural brilliance, a must-visit when in St. David’s.

South Stack Lighthouse: Offering panoramic views of the Irish Sea and the chance to experience a historic lighthouse.