Your private driver-guide will meet you at the airport and join youon a half day tour of Cardiff. Start your morningby exploring the iconic Cardiff Castle. This medieval castle has a truly unique past as it was built in the 11th Century by Norman invaders on top of a 3rd century Roman fort. The city of Cardiff was built around this castle, making it the perfect starting point to explore the rest of this exciting city from. Next, take in the fresh air with a stroll around the beautiful Sofia Gardens where you may just witness the next great cricket stars practicing. You'll then head into the city center to explore the bustling Cardiff Market, which has occupied the same site for over 100 years and has a wide variety of Welsh produce for sale. While here, try out some local delicacies, shop for souvenirs, or just let your senses go wild. Then, head down to the famed Cardiff Bay. This area is the largest waterfront development in Europe and is home to some of Cardiff' most popular sites. This is a very popular spot to visit with its variety of restaurants and cafes. The impressive waterfront development is home to the National Assembly for Wales the body that governs the country, as well as the striking architecture of Wales Millennium Centre, a cultural hub and home to Wales National Opera and National Orchestra.

A Welcome Package will be provided and will include any relevant documents or tickets required for your trip.

Experience the warm hospitality of voco St David's in Cardiff, a prestigious five-star luxury hotel located prominently on Cardiff Bay. With its iconic architecture, acclaimed Spa at St. David's, and outstanding dining choices, our hotel invites you to relax and enjoy the scenic waterfront. Nestled in a landmark location, voco St. David' offers unparalleled luxury with breathtaking views of Cardiff Bay. Immerse yourself in unique vistas, exquisite dining, and the rejuvenating on-site spa.

Start your day in Cardiff with a scenic drive to the Brecon Beacons National Park, where epic mountains, rolling hills, and lush valleys await. Your adventure begins with a unique alpaca trek, offering 360° viewpoints and ample photo opportunities. Before setting off, you'll learn the basics of alpaca handling and gain insights into these charming animals. Paired with your own alpaca buddy, you'll trek across fields with views of iconic peaks like Pen Y Fan, Corn Du, and Sugar Loaf, perfect for capturing memorable photos. Along the way, experience the daily life of a traditional Welsh hill farm. After the trek, reward your alpaca with a treat before saying goodbye. Next, visit The Brecon Beacons Visitor Centre to deepen your knowledge of the area before continuing your journey to the picturesque seaside town of Tenby.

Elm Grove is an elegant, award-winning, family-run Georgian country house bed and breakfast. Set among 20 acres of lawns, gardens and fields just 3 miles from Tenby; it' merely a short drive from some of Pembrokeshire's best beaches, coastal paths and attractions. Guests can experience a tasteful mix of marble fireplaces, chandeliers, paneled doorways and large picture windows in this beautiful location. The unique character of this country house and its peaceful surroundings become clear immediately. It is just a 250 yard walk down a tree lined drive to the picturesque village of St. Florence.

Today your driver-guide will take you to the port where you will depart on a shared cruise for the remote Lundy, also known as Puffin Island. Depart on a shared boat for a thrilling 26-mile offshore passage to Lundy Island, arriving within an hour, depending on wildlife sightings. This high-end wildlife adventure showcases dolphins, seals, puffins, and various seabirds, with a chance to spot whales. This stunning marine reserve is rich in history. Visitors can climb the old lighthouse for breathtaking Atlantic views, discover smugglers' caves, and hear tales of piracy. The island's Marisco Tavern, a charming pub, offers excellent food amidst fascinating relics. While wildlife sightings and calm seas aren't guaranteed, this trip promises an unforgettable adventure for those eager to explore. Upon your return to the port, your driver-guide will return you to your hotel.

Elm Grove is an elegant, award-winning, family-run Georgian country house bed and breakfast. Set among 20 acres of lawns, gardens and fields just 3 miles from Tenby; it' merely a short drive from some of Pembrokeshire's best beaches, coastal paths and attractions. Guests can experience a tasteful mix of marble fireplaces, chandeliers, paneled doorways and large picture windows in this beautiful location. The unique character of this country house and its peaceful surroundings become clear immediately. It is just a 250 yard walk down a tree lined drive to the picturesque village of St. Florence.

Meet your private driver guide for a transfer to Aberystwyth today, making stops along the way to visit the historic city of St. Davids and visiting a working distillery and farm. From Tenby, travel north to the smallest city in the United Kingdom, St. Davids. While here, you'll pay a visit to St. Davids Cathedral, a location that has seen 1500 years of prayer and worship, finishing here with a visit to remains of the medieval Bishops Palace. Continuing north arrive at a farm and craft distillery for a tasting of locally produced gin and rum. Championing organic farming and self-sufficiency the farm specializes cheese making from raw milk and craft distilling. Savor and sample the local cheeses plus local gin and rum. Arrive at your Aberystwyth hotel to conclude your tour.

An oasis of peace and tranquility amid the majestic Cardigan Bay and the rolling Cambrian Mountains, Nanteos Mansion aims to provide guests with an enchanting stay. Relax in this unique accommodation built with classic and elegant decor and enjoy an exquisite dining services at the on-site restaurant. Ideal for those looking to break routine and enjoy a scenic vacation, this hotel is surrounded by the serenity of the forest. Allow the discreet and attentive services provided by Nanteos Mansion to transform your stay at the breathtaking Welsh heartland in which guests' needs and safety are prioritized.

Along withyour private driver-guide enjoy a transfer to Caernarfon today, with stops along the way including a ride on the Vale of Rheidol Steam Railway and the chance to explore the Cambrian Mountains. Start your day with a ride on the Vale of Rheidol Steam Railway, a local institution that has been enchanting passengers for over a century. This open top steam train will escort you to the village of Devil' Bridge in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains. Here you'll be able to wander around mythical waterfalls which are said to be the last place the Devil visited in Wales. After your train journey, you'll further explore the wonders of the Cambrian Mountains. This remote and wild plateau is home to many lakes and rivers as well as charming isolated farmsteads. Perhaps you'll be able to spot some rare birds like the protected Red Kite. You'll stop to view the peak of Pumlumon, as well as the Nant-y-Moch reservoir, to learn about the history of the former remote village. During your journey North, you'll have the chance to buy traditional souvenirs at Corris Craft Centre in the shadows of the southern Snowdonian mountains before stopping in the picturesque village of Beddgelert. Here you'll discover one of Wales' ancient legends at Gelert's grave. Conclude your tour in the charming town of Caernarfon with its still standing medieval walls and towered gateways.

A former home to the Armstrong-Jones family, Plas Dinas Country House is a Grade-II listed building designed to imbue guests with a sense of familiarity and intimacy, like a home away from home. With a picturesque view of the Snowdonia mountains and the Irish Sea, Plas Dinas is the ideal destination for those looking to create a memorable experience. An oasis of peace and tranquility, Plas Dinas aims to provide an elegant and luxurious services to guests with its on-site dining and leisure services. Whether looking to explore the vicinity or wanting to enjoy the hotel' 15-acres of serenity, allow the relaxed surroundings of Plas Dinas transform your stay at North Wales.

Begin your journey with your private driver-guide who will lead you through the captivating landscapes of North Wales. The first stop is Valle Crucis Abbey, a serene and evocative ruin nestled in the Vale of Llangollen. Marvel at the Gothic architecture and tranquil surroundings as you explore this medieval site. Next, visit Wrexham, a town renowned for "Welcome to Wrexham" and the birthplace of Wrexham AFC. Explore the local history and perhaps enjoy a pint at the Turf Pubs. Continue your tour with a unique experience at the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct. After instruction from an expert, paddle your own canoe and gently glide along the "Stream in the Sky," a UNESCO World Heritage Site offering breathtaking views. This intimate journey weaves together history, natural beauty, and unique experiences, leaving you with lasting memories of North Wales.

A former home to the Armstrong-Jones family, Plas Dinas Country House is a Grade-II listed building designed to imbue guests with a sense of familiarity and intimacy, like a home away from home. With a picturesque view of the Snowdonia mountains and the Irish Sea, Plas Dinas is the ideal destination for those looking to create a memorable experience. An oasis of peace and tranquility, Plas Dinas aims to provide an elegant and luxurious services to guests with its on-site dining and leisure services. Whether looking to explore the vicinity or wanting to enjoy the hotel' 15-acres of serenity, allow the relaxed surroundings of Plas Dinas transform your stay at North Wales.

This morning, depart from Caernarfon with your private driver-guide and head south toward the Brecon Beacons. Begin your journey by traveling through the breathtaking landscapes of Snowdonia National Park, where you'll stop in the charming village of Beddgelert to uncover the ancient Welsh legend of Gelert' grave. Continuing your route through the Welsh countryside, make your way to the scenic Elan Valley, famous for its stunning dams and diverse wildlife. Take some time to capture photos and visit the visitor center to delve into the area' rich cultural history. As you approach the Brecon Beacons, marvel at its majestic mountain ranges, cascading waterfalls, and nearly three hundred ancient monuments scattered across this 500-square-mile national park. In the afternoon, visit Penderyn Distillery, renowned for its single malt whiskey made from Brecon Beacons water. Enjoy a guided tour to learn about the whiskey-making process before sampling some of the distillery' finest creations at the Tasting Bar. Conclude your day by arriving at your hotel in the Brecon Beacons.

A former coaching inn, The Bear at Crickhowell has been welcoming guests for 500 years and still extends the same warmth, comfort, cozy atmosphere, good food and wide selection of drinks as ever before. You can still see evidence of The Bear' historic past in its cobbled courtyard, archway to the old stables, framed coach timetables and bell-pulls to call for service. Guests can stay in oak-beamed rooms just as stagecoach passengers did or in more modern suites, some with spa baths. All of this in the charming town of Crickhowell, surrounded by the stunning scenery of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

The Brecon Beacons National Park is a site of majestic natural wonder. With four mountain ranges full of climbable peaks, caves to explore, rushing waterfalls and nearly three hundred recognized ancient monuments. Today you'll have a leisurely ramble along the peaceful Monmouth and Brecon Canal. Here, boats chug by at walking pace, waterlife abounds, and not-so-distant mountain tops poke their heads over the trees that line the canal banks with great views of the Usk Valley and the Black Mountain Range in the distance. This walk will take you back in time to when the canals were the transportation of choice in Wales, relaxing and an opportunity to see canals, nature and meet interesting people along the way.

A former coaching inn, The Bear at Crickhowell has been welcoming guests for 500 years and still extends the same warmth, comfort, cozy atmosphere, good food and wide selection of drinks as ever before. You can still see evidence of The Bear' historic past in its cobbled courtyard, archway to the old stables, framed coach timetables and bell-pulls to call for service. Guests can stay in oak-beamed rooms just as stagecoach passengers did or in more modern suites, some with spa baths. All of this in the charming town of Crickhowell, surrounded by the stunning scenery of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Meet your private driver-guide for a transfer to Cardiff today. Approximate travel time is 1.5 hours.