Wales Cultural Heritage and History Adventure

On this tour you are accompanied by a historian with a deep passion and knowledge of Wales. You will learn some Welsh, sample traditional Welsh food and learn about the ancient history and culture of Wales. Gareth, your guide is a fluent Welsh speaker and he will give you an insight into Wales that wouldn't be available with a standard tour operator.
The area we will visit is dotted with quaint old towns and picturesque villages which seem untouched by time. The South West is the home of Pembrokeshire coast national park, and is an area renowned for the beauty of its beaches and coastline.

An example of a tour could be a visit to the wonderfully preserved Norman Castle at Pembroke, then lunch in the beautiful medieval port of Tenby followed by a stop off in Laugharne, the former home of the poet Dylan Thomas.

Meeting Point

Cardiff Central Railway Station (South Entrance)

136 Penarth Rd, Cardiff CF10 1EP, UK

By the taxi rank in the Cardiff Central Car Park. I have a blue Ford people carrier.

What to expect:

Duration: between 9 hours and 10 hours

Pembroke Castle

Pembroke, , Pembroke, SA71 4LA

Explore the Norman castle. Learn about how it was built and why. Find out what life was like in medieval times. Pembroke is one of the best preserved castles in West Wales.

1 hour • Admission Ticket Not Included

Tenby South Beach

South Beach, Tenby, SA70 7EG

Marvel at the delightful town of Tenby. Once a medieval port surrounded by a castle walls it is now one of Wales's favorite holiday destinations. Enjoy a meal at a wealth of restaurants or just have a walk on the harbour side. Tenby has two beautiful beaches with crystal clear water.

1 hour, 30 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

The Dylan Thomas Birthday Walk

, , Laugharne

This was the sanctuary of the world famous poet Dylan Thomas. It was in this village that he wrote some of his most famous work including 'Under Milk Wood'. In Laugharne you can stop in Dylan's local pub for a pint, visit his boat house and writing shed or enjoy the views of the estuary with the Norman Castle in the foreground.

1 hour, 30 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included