Wales Private Tour from London

Wales offers some of the most dramatic landscape in the British Isles — the Brecon Beacons National Park, Snowdonia (home to the highest mountain in England and Wales), the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, and a medieval castle heritage unparalleled in Europe. Cardiff, the Welsh capital, is just 150 miles from London — approximately 2.5 hours via the M4. For visitors who venture further into Wales, the landscape becomes increasingly spectacular and increasingly few other tourists are seen.

• Cardiff
  Cardiff Castle (built within a 2,000-year-old Roman fort), the Principality Stadium (home of Welsh rugby), Cardiff Bay, and the National Museum of Wales. 2.5 hrs from London.
• Brecon Beacons
  A national park of moorland, waterfalls, and limestone caves 30 miles north of Cardiff. The highest pub in Wales (Tan Hill Inn equivalent: Neuadd Arms) is here. 3 hrs from London.
• Snowdonia
  The highest mountain in England and Wales (Snowdon, 1,085m). The Snowdon Mountain Railway and countless walking routes. Harlech Castle (UNESCO). 4.5 hrs from London.
• Pembrokeshire
  The only coastal national park in Wales — dramatic sea cliffs, Tenby (one of Britain's finest seaside towns), and some of the most spectacular coastal walking anywhere in Britain. 4 hrs from London.
• Conwy and North Wales
  Conwy Castle (the finest medieval castle in Wales), Beaumaris, and the Menai Strait. The North Wales coast road is one of the most scenic drives in Britain.

Day 1: London → Cardiff (2.5 hrs). Cardiff Castle and Cardiff Bay afternoon. Evening in Cardiff city centre.
Day 2: Cardiff → Brecon Beacons → Brecon town → Abergavenny. Night in Abergavenny (one of Wales's best food towns).
Day 3: Abergavenny → Hay-on-Wye (the famous second-hand bookshop town) → Hereford → London.

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