Day 1
Beaumaris
(Anglesey)
Begin your day in Anglesey at Beaumaris Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that embodies medieval military architecture. Next, visit South Stack Lighthouse, where you can climb 400 steps for breathtaking coastal views and a chance to spot local wildlife. Finally, explore the elegant Plas Newydd House and Gardens, enjoying its art collection and serene gardens overlooking the Menai Strait.
Day 2
Beaumaris
(Anglesey)
Start your day at Holyhead Maritime Museum, where you can learn about the town's rich seafaring history. Then, venture to Llanddwyn Island, home to the ruins of a church dedicated to the patron saint of lovers, where you can explore stunning coastal landscapes. Conclude your day at Red Wharf Bay, a beautiful beach perfect for families and outdoor activities, along with excellent dining options nearby.
Day 3
Llanberis
(Snowdonia)
Begin your Snowdonia adventure with a hike or a scenic ride up Mount Snowdon, where you'll enjoy stunning views of the national park. Continue to Portmeirion Village, an Italianate wonderland filled with colorful buildings and charming gardens. Finish your day at Swallow Falls, where you can marvel at the beautiful cascading waterfalls amidst lush surroundings.
Day 4
Llanberis
(Snowdonia)
Experience the thrill of Zip World with activities like zip lining and underground trampolining in the breathtaking Snowdonia National Park. Visit Conwy Castle, where you can explore the well-preserved medieval fortress and its rich history. Finally, unwind at Bodnant Garden, where you can stroll through beautifully landscaped gardens and enjoy stunning views of the Conwy Valley.
Day 5
Brecon
(Brecon Beacons)
Start your day with a hike up Pen y Fan, the highest peak in South Wales, offering breathtaking views. Then, immerse yourself in nature at Waterfall Country, where you can explore beautiful waterfalls and enjoy tranquil surroundings. Conclude with a scenic ride on the Brecon Mountain Railway, experiencing the stunning landscapes of the Brecon Beacons from a vintage steam train.
Day 6
Brecon
(Brecon Beacons)
Begin at Big Pit National Coal Museum to learn about Wales' mining history, including a guided descent into a former coal mine. Visit Llangorse Lake for a day of relaxation and water activities, surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Finally, explore Hay-on-Wye, a charming town known for its bookstores and literary heritage, perfect for unwinding.
Day 7
Cardiff
Start your Cardiff journey at Cardiff Castle, a historic site reflecting centuries of architectural changes. Next, visit the Principality Stadium for a behind-the-scenes tour of Wales' national stadium, showcasing its significant role in sports. Finish your day at St Fagans National Museum of History, an engaging open-air museum featuring reconstructed buildings and exhibits on Welsh culture and heritage.
Day 8
Cardiff
Start your day at the Wales Millennium Centre, a center for performing arts that showcases Welsh culture. Then, explore Cardiff Bay, a lively waterfront area with shops and dining options. End your trip at the National Museum Cardiff, where you can enjoy a diverse collection of art, natural history, and archaeological exhibits.