London and Wales: Timeless Landscapes and Heritage

After breakfast, it’s time to bid farewell to London and hop aboard your comfortable mini-coach for the start of your 4-night small group guided adventure through Wales. Keep your camera close—the scenic drive takes you through the enchanting Cotswolds, a region of timeless charm and rolling countryside that’s barely changed in centuries.

Your first Welsh stop is the delightful Hay-on-Wye, famously known as “the town of books.” From there, travel through the dramatic landscapes of the Elan Valley and the wild beauty of the Cambrian Mountains. Your journey ends for the day in the coastal town of Aberystwyth, where your next cozy accommodation awaits.

Please note: On select departure dates, this tour may operate in reverse order.

Transfer to Aberystwyth

Enjoy a comfortable transfer to Aberystwyth, traveling through the scenic landscapes of Wales.
Sit back and relax in a clean, air-conditioned vehicle with a professional driver.

You will be in one of these hotels, or similar, depending on availability

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Gwesty’r Marine Hotel & Spa : Aberystwyth

Gwesty’r Marine Hotel & Spa is an iconic, beachfront hotel in Aberystwyth, Wales, located on the promenade and known for its sea views and spa facilities. The hotel offers accommodation, a restaurant with local produce and a bar serving home-cooked food, free...

Gear up for an adventure-packed first full day in Wales! Today, your guide will take you deep into the stunning landscapes of Snowdonia National Park, a region filled with towering peaks, lush valleys, and dramatic scenery. You’ll visit the charming and historic mountain village of Beddgelert—perfect for stretching your legs and capturing unforgettable photos. After a day of exploring, return to your hotel and unwind, recharging for another exciting day ahead.

Get ready for a day full of scenic beauty and fascinating stops as you journey toward the picturesque town of Tenby. Travel along the stunning coastline of Cardigan Bay and stop in the charming fishing village of New Quay. Don’t forget to walk out along the breakwater—if you’re lucky, you might spot dolphins or even whales gliding through the bay!

Next, explore the historic Dinefwr Estate, including its atmospheric ruined castle, then continue south for a visit to the coastal town of Laugharne. This peaceful spot was home to beloved Welsh poet Dylan Thomas, where he spent his final years and penned his iconic play Under the Milk Wood.

Finally, pass by the dramatic ruins of Carreg Cennen Castle before arriving in the colorful seaside town of Tenby, where you’ll settle in for a delightful two-night stay.

You will be in one of these hotels, or similar, depending on availability

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Atlantic Hotel : Tenby

The Atlantic Hotel is a hotel in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, known for its spectacular cliff-top location with views of Castle Beach and the sea. It offers a range of accommodation, complimentary Wi-Fi, spa facilities with a heated indoor pool, and dining...

Spend your final full day in Wales exploring the breathtaking southwestern coast within Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, known for its dramatic cliffs, golden beaches, and sweeping sea views. Along the way, you’ll learn about the legacy of St. David, the patron saint of Wales, and the origins of the Twdyr (anglicized to Tudor) royal dynasty. Your journey continues to the tiny cathedral city of St. Davids, where you can wander the historic streets and admire its striking medieval cathedral. Then, travel to Pembroke to explore its magnificent Norman castle, steeped in centuries of Welsh and British history. As the day winds down, return to Tenby for a peaceful evening in this charming seaside town.

Say farewell to Tenby as you begin your return journey to London, with a few memorable stops along the way. Your first visit is to the open-air National History Museum, where you’ll get a glimpse into Welsh life through the centuries. Then, enjoy a brief tour through the vibrant, contemporary waterfront district of Cardiff Bay. For those wishing to end their tour here, public transport is available from the museum to central Cardiff.

Continue your journey back in time at the incredibly well-preserved Roman Fortress in Caerleon, a site dating back over 2,000 years, offering a vivid window into ancient life. Crossing the Severn Estuary Bridge into England, take a moment to reflect on your adventures through the rich landscapes and history of Wales.

Before reaching London, enjoy one final stop in Castle Combe, often called the prettiest village in England. Wander its charming, sloped streets lined with 16th-century ironstone cottages, hidden corners, and quaint shops. Once back in London, settle into your cozy accommodation and savor one final evening in this dazzling city.

You will be in one of these hotels, or similar, depending on availability

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Hampton by Hilton London Waterloo

The Hampton by Hilton London Waterloo is a modern, 3-star hotel located near Waterloo Station, offering comfortable rooms, complimentary breakfast and Wi-Fi, and a fitness center. Built in 2014, it is designed to be accessible for guests with reduced mobility and allows...

It’s time to pack up your memories—along with all those souvenirs! After one last look around, meet your transfer and head to the airport for your journey home. As your plane takes off, sit back, scroll through your photos, and relive the highlights of your incredible adventure. Who knows? Your next journey might be just around the corner.

Transfer to London airport (LHR)

Enjoy a smooth and timely transfer to London Heathrow Airport (LHR) in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle.

Fly home!

Sweet home!