Lynott Tours has been in business for 50 years, specializing in Independent and Escorted travel to Wales, Ireland, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. Accommodations arranging from BB's, historic hotels, castles and manor houses.
We provide independent self drive vacations with car,small group tours limited to as few as 4, private chauffeur custom touring, luxury, walking tours, special interest tours such as golf, whisky, family gathering, custom private touring, adventure, religious touring, literary, pop culture and filming location tours, short day tours, sightseeing, garden tours, Harry Potter tours, holiday getaways and more. If you have an a itinerary we can make it happen, if you need help creating the perfect program that is what we do best. We offer choices and options to suit
Whether your dream trip includes an Welsh adventure, an Irish honeymoon, a Scottish Castle, an Edinburgh hotel, or a Northern Ireland tour, our seasoned travel experts will be happy to accommodate as many of your wishes and requirements as possible to form your perfect vacation.
Escorted Tours of Wales. The right choices for all your escorted travel needs. See the hidden treasures of incredible Wales.
Fully Escorted, Small Group, Scheduled and Customized Tours of Wales 10-15 persons
Can be customized for a group of six or more.
Here are some of our many tours. You can also visit our website for all the details at: http://www.lynotttours.com/wales/
Day Tours from Cardiff
Using Cardiff as your base, enjoy a day adventure to Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park or other nearby location. If you have more time, take advantage of our longer discovery tours of Wales. Call +1-800-221-2474 9AM - 6PM Mon-Fri Eastern Time Please Email Us For Information
Day Tours
Hop on Hop Off Tour: The best way to see Cardiff! Join us for a 50 minute guided open top bus trip. The tour includes Cardiff Castle, Techniquest and Millennium Stadium. This is a 'Hop-on, Hop-off' service, which allows you to use this tour as a convenient way to access all major highlights in Cardiff, where you'll hear all about the development of the City and see its fine Civic buildings, the new Bay area and the new Millennium Stadium. You can hop-on and off as many times as you like aboard this open-top double-decker bus. There are 11 stops in total, and the entire route takes approximately 50 minutes. The bus departs every 30 - 60 minutes from each stop. Tickets are valid for 24 hours from first use. Tour starts at Cardiff Castle, however you may board the bus at any one of the 11 stops around the city Bus Stops Include: Castle St Gorsedd Gardens Rd Queen St Hayesbridge Rd NCM Roald Dahl Place Mermaid Quay Techniquest St David's Hotel and Spa Craft in the Bay St Mary St Millennium Stadium
Hop on hop off tour
DAY TOURS FROM CARDIFF:
South Wales Valleys, Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) & Castle MON & THU
Fun packed and informative day tour as we head out from Cardiff travelling north to visit Caerphilly Castle, the largest fortress in Wales, (Film location for Dr Who and Merlin). Continue the journey through the famous South Wales Valleys to Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park. Ample photo stops at high viewpoints, canals and villages. Take a lunch stop at Brecon town followed by a walk in Bannau Brycheiniog. Experience some of the most stunning scenery Wales has to offer, travel along single track roads through a hidden valley to touch the Ancient Standing Stone. Late afternoon starts the homeward journey to the Capital City, Cardiff.
Wye Valley, Tintern Abbey & Castle TUES & FRI
Your tour travels east towards Wales' only land border. Starting at Caerleon, where historians say the extent of Roman remains in the town is impressive, visit the Amphitheatre, Roman Baths and Roman Museum. Next travel through the Usk Vale and Usk Town, known as the town of flowers. Lunch stop at Monmouth, a town steeped in history and birthplace of King Henry V. After lunch enjoy a scenic journey through the Wye Valley, a National Landscape (formerly AONB), ancient woodlands and delightful villages. The journey travels southward along the valley basin - the best way to view the valley. Guided tour at the 13th century Tintern Abbey or free time to explore the area. Final stop is the border town of Chepstow, home to the oldest Norman castle in Great Britain. Guided tour of the castle or free time in the town.
Explore Caerleon former Roman Garrison - Amphitheatre, Roman Baths & *Museum
Visit Chepstow Castle, Britain's oldest Norman Castle
Spend time at Tintern Abbey
Travel through the Wye Valley, a National Landscape (formerly AONB).
Take lunch and free time at Monmouth Town, birthplace of King Henry V
WED & SUN
Gower Explorer, Swansea & Coastline
Travel west to Swansea, Wales's second largest city to visit the marina and the National Waterfront Museum. Views of Swansea Bay vast expanse of golden sands, and Mumbles village with Victorian Pier and lighthouse. The Gower Peninsular has an abundance of beaches and coves, and the tour explores the south region first starting at Langland Bay. Take a coastal walk to the next bay (Caswell) or if you prefer to relax at Langland and return to your mini-coach to travel to Caswell. Rhossili Bay is located on the southern point of the Peninsula stunning beach with long stretches of golden sand, a wonderful coastal path, and Worms Head, a stone causeway shaped like a large sea-serpent. Lunch stop and free time. Mid afternoon visit the north region of the Peninsula stop at Cefn Bryn with expanses of moorland and the magically Arthur's Stone.
Visit Swansea Marina & National Waterfront Museum
Stop at Mumbles Lighthouse
Take a Coastal walk from Langland Bay to Caswell
Lunch stop at Rhossili and coastal walks
Touch Arthur's Stone
Admire views overlooking Llwcher Estuary and Salt Marshes
See wild ponies, sheep and cattle at Cefn Bryn
Speak some Welsh:
River : afon
Wood : coed
Church : llan
Pass : bwlch
Valley : cwm
Small : bach
Wales Border Explorer
Saturday
The tour travels east to Newport and north to Blaenavon to visit a World Heritage Site. Step back in time on a guided *underground tour of Big Pit coal mine. Next a stop at Blaenavon Ironwork to visit cottages and
Company Store. Lunch stop in the elegant market town of Crickhowell in Mid Wales. Sightseeing tour of Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park starting on the eastern region, followed by the central region of the park. *(There are interesting galleries above ground for anyone not wanting to take the underground tour)
Discover Wales Small Group Escorted Tour- 5 Days from London
Small group tour - limited to 16 persons
For Pricing visit #http://www.lynotttours.com/wales/discover-wales.html
Flag of WalesWe are British travel agency, located in the U.S. and we are your own personal British travel guru. Discover Wales in five days, exploring three National parks; seeing historic castles, scenic mountains, and the stunning Welsh coastline. Learn about the fascinating Celtic Culture and visit many of the historical attractions that make Wales a must see. As British travel operators we can assure you will discover parts of Wales sometimes missed. Most important, you will meet the friendly people of Wales!
Call +1-800-221-2474 9AM - 6PM Mon-Fri Eastern Time
Day 1 You leave London and travel west to the rolling hills of the Cotswolds. Travel over the border into Wales. Your first stop in Wales is Hay on Wye, the ‘town of books’, nestled just to the north of Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, and then through the heart of the Cambrian Mountains to the beautiful Elan Valley before arriving in the coastal town of Aberystwyth where you will spend the next 2 nights.
Day 2 Today you will explore the wonderful mountain scenery of Snowdonia National Park including the beautiful village of Beddgelert and its historic copper mine. From the mountains we travel to the sea and two wonderful castles at Criccieth and Harlech, taking a fascinating coastal route between the two. You will return to Aberystwyth in late afternoon. Your British travel guru was right, Wales is magical.
Wales towerDay 3 Leaving Aberystwyth we travel around the coast of Cardigan Bay to New Quay with a sandy harbor, whitewashed houses, and connections to Dylan Thomas. This town is one of the most picturesque and interesting little towns in Britain. What’s more, is you may be lucky enough to spot dolphins and whales. Turning inland again, we go looking for gold at the Dolaucothi mine, dating back to Roman times. Next we visit Castell Carreg Cennen (Carreg Cennen Castle) on the edge of the Black Mountains before we head for the coast again at Laugharne where Dylan Thomas wrote “Under Milk Wood”. From here it’s a short distance to Tenby, your base for 2 nights.
Day 4 Today is spent in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park birthplace of both the patron saint of Wales, St David, and the Tudor royal dynasty. The first stop will be the town of Pembroke itself with its fabulous castle, thyen we head for the tiny cathedral city of St Davids. In the afternoon the tour follows the coast to Strumble Head and on to the Presili Hills, source of the blue stones of Stonehenge. From here we return once more to Tenby.
Day 5 Leaving Tenby we travel to the outskirts of Cardiff for a visit to the outdoor National Museum of History at St Fagans. After a quick tour of modern Cardiff Bay we head back in time to the Roman Fortress at Caerleon. From here you leave Wales behind and cross back into England. We are proud to be a British travel agency located here in the U.S. that can assist with your discovery of Wales! Your final stop will be in the pretty Cotswold village of Castle Combe (Dr. Doolittle) before arriving back into central London by around 7.30pm.
Departure Point
Stance 3, Greenline Coach Terminal, Bulleid Way, Victoria, SW1W 9SH.
If coming on foot access is through the building at 4 Fountain Square, 123-151 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1W 9H.
Inclusions:
Transportation by top of the range air conditioned Mercedes minicoach for a more personal experience with a maximum of 16 passengers on tour.
We believe a small group tour with a maximum of 16 passengers really does make a big difference to your trip. It allows us to give you a more personal service and remain the only 5 Star operator to offer this personal guarantee. Touring with a maximum of 16 passengers you get more for your money, more personal attention, more time with the locals, more time off the bus, more time on the back-roads and just more of an authentic, friendly experience. The smaller groups allow you to meet people from all over the world and make friends for life.
Includes: Services of a professional driver/guide
Accommodations; room with bath and breakfast, Stay 2 nights in the coastal University town of Aberystwyth and 2 nights in the seaside resort of Tenby
Exclusions:
Meals and refreshments.
All Visitor Attractions.
Wales guided tour - Snapshot of Wales
For all the details visit: http://www.lynotttours.com/wales/Snapshot-of-Wales.html
Tours from Cardiff 6 days SMALL GROUP TOUR OF WALES
Limited to 8 guests, but we go with as few as 4. Sunday start in Cardiff, ends on Fridays, with a train trip to London.
Wales is green and hilly with a distinct Celtic culture and heritage. Cardiff - Pembrokeshire - Mid Wales – Snowdonia. See St. David’s Cathedral, ride steam train in Wales, explore the Italianate village of Portmeirion, Castel Caernarfon (Caernarfon Castle), the town with the longest tongue-twisting name.
LlandudnoOur Wales tour is a 6 day Snapshot of Walesstarting in Cardiff on Sundays. We will give you a taste of the stunning scenery, vibrant people and rich cultural heritage of this beautiful country!
Day 1 - Sunday: The capital of Wales Welcome to Cardiff! Make your own way here and spend a day at leisure enjoying the capital of Wales. There is plenty to see in the town centre, including the impressive Cardiff Castle and Sofia Gardens. Why not spend some time in Cardiff Bay, the largest waterfront development in Europe? This is a very popular spot to visit with its variety of restaurants and cafes and is home to the National Assembly for Wales – the body that governs the country. This evening you will enjoy a traditional pub dinner just around the corner from your boutique hotel! Overnight: Cathedral 73 Hotel, Cardiff
Day 2 - Monday: Welsh way of life Today you will be picked up by your driver-guide and will begin your journey by learning everything about Welsh way of life! You will spend your morning exploring St Fagans, one of Europe’s leading open-air museums. This National History Museum explores all aspects of how people in Wales have lived, worked and spent their leisure time. You will then travel into Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, where you will learn the industrial history of Wales! You will visit the National Museum of Mining - Blaenavon Big Pit to embark on a 300 foot descent into the former colliery to experience the life of a working miner. After a day full of impressions, you will be able to relax in the grounds of Jabajak Vineyard, where you will be staying tonight. Overnight: Jabajak Vineyard, Whitland
Royal corgis have traditionally been Welsh - from Pembrokeshire.
Welsh dancingDay 3 - Tuesday: Coastal scenery Travel into the stunning Pembrokeshire peninsula, and spend the morning at the stunning seaside town of Tenby. You will then journey into the unique city of St Davids, smallest city in Britain, and spend some time in the magnificent Cathedral and the ruins of the medieval Bishops Castle next to it. Stop at the coastal harbour town of Aberaeron and visit Wales’ National Library in the bustling university town of Aberystwyth. Overnight: Richmond Hotel, Aberystwyth
Day 4 - Wednesday: Enchanted places Today embark on the Vale of Rheidol Steam Railway and enjoy the village of Devil’s Bridge in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains and take a walk around the mythical waterfalls here which are said to be the last place the Devil visited in Wales. This afternoon travel into North Wales stop at superbly located castles and sites on the way. You will stop in the unique Italianate village of Portmeirion. Enjoy the fantastic gardens, learn about its history and while away the afternoon in the quaint cafés and shops. For any fans of the series ‘The Prisoner’, this is where the show was filmed! Overnight: Celtic Royal Hotel, Caernarfon
Wales car tourDay 5 - Thursday: Essence of the North Today you will start by exploring the busy market town of Caernarfon – you will visit the imposing medieval Castle, built by Edward the 1st. You will then discover the Isle of Anglesey. Connected to the North Wales coast by two bridges, it features long stretches of coastline that have been declared National Landscapes (formerly AONBs). Stop at the longest place name in Europe, Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. You will then venture into the heart of Snowdonia and visit the National Slate Museum. You will share your impressions as you enjoy the farewell dinner with the group at the WAL restaurant tonight. Overnight: Celtic Royal Hotel, Caernarfon
Day 6 - Friday: Onward Journey Today you will wave Wales goodbye as you depart on your onward journey, with a transfer to Bangor train station. You have a choice of a ticket to London, Cardiff or Manchester.
What’s Included:
• 5 nights’ accommodation in 3* or 4* hotels and country houses
• Coach transportation with a guide/driver-guide
• Breakfast daily
• Dinner on the first and lastl evening
• All attractions ? Attractions as noted in the itinerary
• BONUS: Train ticket to London, Cardiff or Manchester.
• All taxes and service charges
The Wonders of Wales
For rates and departure dates visit: http://www.lynotttours.com/wales/wonders-of-wales.html
8 day small group tour - no more than 16 on board - Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons), Conwy & Snowdonia
Come to Wales where mountains are shrouded in mist, and ancient legends blend with modern facts to produce a deep national pride worth singing about. On our small group Welsh tour, you'll learn about Wales, which remains faithful to its Celtic roots. Appreciate Welsh history, culture and language. But most of all, marvel at its spectacular scenery. This is the best tour of Wales!
Call +1-800-221-2474 9AM - 6PM Mon-Fri Eastern Time Please Email Us For Information
8 DAYS / 7 NIGHTS / UP TO 18 GUESTS
On this captivating journey through deep green valleys, past snow-dusted mountains and along an unforgettable coastline, we’ll go high and low in search of Wales’ most iconic sights. Join us as we walk the ancient lands of Celts and Romans, immersing ourselves in age-old local traditions as we go.
THE LYNOTT DIFFERENCE
Indulge in a traditional afternoon tea served in glorious surroundings
Enjoy a soul-stirring Welsh male voice choir performance
Embark on a steam train ride through the spectacular scenery of Snowdonia National Park
DAY 1 CARDIFF – Bannau Brycheiniog (BRECON BEACONS)
After meeting the group in Cardiff this morning, we’ll set off in search of the Wales of old. Our first stop? St Fagans National Museum of History, Wales’ most popular heritage attraction. After learning a fact or two, we’ll move on to Caerleon, where we’ll explore the fascinating Roman Fortress and Baths – and find out more about life in second-century Britain. After that, we’ll journey onwards through the dramatic Welsh Valleys to Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, where a welcome dinner awaits us. (D)
Accommodation: The Bear Hotel at Crickhowell (or similar)
DAY 2 BANNAU BRYCHEINIOG (BRECON BEACONS) – WYE VALLEY – BANNAU BRYCHEINIOG
This morning we’ll take things underground with a tour of the Big Pit National Coal Museum – a fascinating reminder of the coal industry’s importance to Welsh heritage. After returning to the daylight, we’ll travel onwards through the spellbinding Wye Valley en route to our next stop: the hauntingly beautiful ruins of Tintern Abbey. Take it from us – the abbey’s surroundings are just as beautiful as the building itself! Before we return to the hotel for the evening, there’s a treat in store: a wine-tasting session at an award-winning vineyard. (B)
Accommodation: The Bear Hotel at Crickhowell (or similar)
DAY 3 BANNAU BRYCHEINIOG (BRECON BEACONS) – LLANGOLLEN – NORTH WALES
Today our journey will take us further north along the border regions of Mid Wales to Pontcysyllte Aqueduct: the longest and highest structure of its kind (and a UNESCO World Heritage Site). After enjoying an afternoon tea together at the charming Tu Hwnt I’r Bont Tearoom, we’ll move on to our hotel – where we’ll stay for the next two nights. (B)
Accommodation: TBC
DAY 4 NORTH WALES
After an eventful few days, today you’ll have plenty of free time to explore Conwy. What you do is up to you – but we recommend visiting the imposing Castell Conwy (Conwy Castle) and taking a look at the medieval town walls. This evening, a Welsh cultural experience is in store: prepare to witness a soul-stirring male voice choir performance. (B)
Accommodation: TBC
DAY 5 NORTH WALES – NANT GWRTHEYRN – PORTMEIRION
Today we’ll be whisked away to the village with the longest place name in Europe – Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch – before moving on to the fascinating Llanberis Slate Mine. After that, it’s onwards to the Welsh Language Heritage Centre in Nant Gwrtheyrn – where we’ll flex our language skills with a lesson in tongue-twisting Welsh pronunciation. There will be plenty of time to practise your new-found skills over dinner in Portmeirion tonight! (B,D)
Accommodation: Hotel Portmeirion (or similar)
DAY 6 PORTMEIRION – FFESTINIOG RAILWAY – PEMBROKESHIRE
Today we’ll take in the breathtaking landscapes of Snowdonia National Park in comfort and style as we enjoy a steam train ride along the historic Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railway. We’ll then stop off at the home of Welsh poet Hedd Wyn before hitting the road to Pembrokeshire. (B,D)
Accommodation: Hammet House (or similar)
DAY 7 PEMBROKESHIRE – CASTELL HENLLYS – PEMBROKESHIRE
The rugged landscape around Castell Henllys is known as ‘the Land of Magic and Enchantment’ – and today we’ll get to experience its otherworldly charm as we take a tour of the intriguing Iron Age site. After that, we’ll visit the National Coracle Centre – before donning our best outfits and meeting for one last dinner together. (B,D)
Accommodation: Hammet House (or similar)
DAY 8 PEMBROKESHIRE – ST DAVID’S HEAD – CARDIFF
Back to Cardiff we go! From Pembrokeshire, we’ll make the scenic drive along Wales’ west coast, stopping off at St David’s Head (a dramatic headland that’s famous for its wildflowers). When we reach the Welsh capital, our tour will come to a close. (B)
INCLUSIONS
7 nights in boutique accommodation
Experienced Lynott Tour Leader and Driver
Premium mini-coach transportation
Daily full Welsh breakfasts (B), 4 dinners (D)
Afternoon tea at the Tu Hwnt I’r Bont Tearoom
Wine tasting session in Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons)
Welsh male voice choir performance
Steam train ride on the Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railway
Entrance included to all attractions in the itinerary, including: Caerleon Roman Fortress and Baths, Big Pit National Coal Museum, Tintern Abbey, Hedd Wyn’s home, the Welsh Language Heritage Centre and Castell Henllys
This tour begins and ends at Cardiff The Angel Hotel. Pre and post stays are available.
Wales Walking Tours: http://www.lynotttours.com/wales/walking-tour-wales.html
Escorted Britain Walking Tours 3, 4 and 7 nights
The Walks
We have British walking tours every week throughout Wales, graded for different levels of activity. Walking vacation packages in Wales, and travel packages to Wales, too. They are all Country House Based, staying at one hotel for the whole length of time. All holidays have been designed by WALKERS FOR WALKERS. Our escorted group walking tours of England are guided by experienced leaders
Locations: Choose from 3 locations perfect for the mountains Wales - Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) or Northern or Southern Snowdonia (Beddgelert-Snowdon or Dolgellau)
Independent and group walking tours of Wales. Walking Tours - walking travel packages to Wales - Welsh Walking Tours.
What's Included:
-Accommodations for 7 nights, including private bath/shower. All locations are available every week. Some locations have 3 and 4 night walking tours, too.
-Breakfast, dinner and afternoon tea daily. Picnic lunches on walking days. ALL meals - freshly cooked breakfast, our famous picnic lunch selection (unless otherwise stated), excellent dinner with coffee/tea and after dinner mints
-Full time guide
-Transport to and from your walk each day, if needed.
-Complimentary tea and coffee in all bedrooms
-All taxes (Value Added Tax VAT)
-Detailed itinerary describing the walking program you've booked to whet your appetite for the walking ahead.
-Essential gear checklist compiled by our walking expert to help you take the right gear.
-Full program of day and evening activities
-Train transfers are available from all major cities at an additional cost. Train tickets cannot be confirmed until 60 days before departure. Plan to arrive after 12 noon.
Welsh CheeseAll prices are in US dollars, based on twin or triple occupancy. A few single rooms are available. Book early.
Accommodation
We have carefully selected a mixture of comfortable 3/4/5 star country house/hotel accommodation perfect for those which are more comfortable with private bath. All have good boot and drying room facilities, tea and coffee makers and dining room service. Our daily social program includes an informal house party atmosphere, great for making new friends. You spend your whole stay in one property. The settings are varied, illustrating the surrounding beauty and diversity of the countryside.
Country House Based: You stay at one country house hotel for your entire stay. Most 1 week tours offer walks on 5 days during the week, departing at 9:30AM and spending about 5-7 hours walking, including stops. Wednesday is a free day, allowing you to do what you want, or to rest. The walks are categorized from short to long or from low to high level terrain, so there is something to suit every taste on each departure. The length of each days' walks depends on the level chosen, but can range from 2-12 miles or more. Our most popular British guided walking holidays offer you a choice of up to three lengths of walks each day, we call them Classic Walking Holidays. An easier walk and harder walk and one in between, perfect for those holidaying together with different walking tastes. You can walk with one party level one day, and switch to another the next - it's entirely up to you.You don't have to stick to the same level throughout the week. You need not walk every day, if you don't want to.
Wales Walking tours country house based.Not all areas have shorter tours.
Wales coast
Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) Rolling mountains. Wooded valleys. Quiet. Great walks. Waterfalls. A Welsh market town. Dramatic castles. Far reaching views. Canalside paths through traditional meadows. Explore Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park with us. The summits of Bannau Brycheiniog assert their massive presence amidst exposed plateaux and lofty sandstone summits, high above scattered hill farms. Our guided Classic Walking holidays can offer the experienced walker a great deal of rugged walking along thrilling ridges and edges, and across expansive moorland hills in the centre and west of Bannau Brycheiniog National Park. For the less seasoned walker the Beacons offer the chance to explore natural forests, fast-flowing rivers and placid canals, or discover the Waterfall Country of the Mellte and Hepste gorges in the south. The Black Mountains, to the east, are long finger-like hills, enclosing lush green valleys. •Classic walks in Bannau Brycheiniog National Park •Quiet Country House set in lovely gardens with an indoor pool •Wooded valleys, crashing waterfalls and rolling mountains
BY RAIL: To Abergavenny station.
Self-Drive Wales - Your Way
Plan your own independent trip to Wonderful Wales: http://www.lynotttours.com/wales/self-drive-wales.html
Wales has its own language, its own Prince, and some of the most beautiful scenery in Britain. Its borders are lined with strongly fortified castles, reminders of the time when English kings had to protect their western flank from the fiery Welsh. Towns have tongue- twisting names like Llanfairpwyllgwyngyll. Narrow-gauge steam railways puff contentedly through glorious scenery, and you can see more castles per square mile than anywhere else in Europe. The Welsh have always been fiercely independent and our independent program gives you the freedom to explore history-steeped market towns, idyllic villages, and the glorious gardens of Wales. Explore rugged landscape combining bed and breakfasts, hotels, manors and even romantic castles to form your perfect vacation! If you would like to stay at an unusual out-of-the way hotel or inn not listed here, please ask. We will be happy to plan any itinerary for you.
Private Guided Tours of Wales
Private Tours of Wales
8 day tour of Wales - Welsh Explorer
Escorted tours of Wales
Wales is known only as former home to Sir Anthony Hopkins, Richard Burton, Catherine Zeta Jones, but also for the scenic beauty of Eryri (Snowdonia) and Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Parks. Journey through Wales by private car, enjoying a narrow-gauge steam through gorgeous countryside, with more castles per square mile than anywhere else in Europe and unique locations like Portmeirion – or the beautiful gardens of Bodnant. Call +1-800-221-2474 9AM - 6PM Mon-Fri Eastern Time Please Email Us For Information
WALES Chauffeur drive
For more information please visit: http://www.lynotttours.com/wales/private-guided-tours.html
Custom & Luxury Travel
Discover the beauty of Wales and England, visiting majestic castle ruins, ancient monoliths, lush green hills, golden beaches and coal mines along the way. Customize this trip to suit your own idea of a perfect trip – of any length with a car and local expert driver.
Includes:
• Private car, Mercedes sedan, limo or minibus with driver for 7 days, including airport transfers and chauffeur’s expenses
• 7 nights at hotels or bed and breakfasts; room with private bath
• 7 breakfasts (B)
• Value-Added Tax (V.A.T.) and service charges
• All sightseeing and entrance fees are at clients’ own expense
day 1 LONDON/STONEHENGE/SALISBURY
Welcome to England. We’ll pick you up at Heathrow Airport and head to the ancient site of Stonehenge. Stay nearby in quaint Salisbury, known for its exquisite cathedral.
DAY 2 BATH/CARDIFF
Your exploration begins with a visit to the Roman Baths and time to see the Regency city favored by Jane Austen. Continue to the capital of Wales, a seaside city which is easily explored on foot. The museum here contains the largest collection of impressionist works outside of Paris. (B)
DAY 3 CARDIFF/SWANSEA GOWER EXCURSION
Travel along the south coast to Swansea, home to poet Dylan Thomas and Catherine Zeta-Jones See Swansea Bay with its golden sands, and Mumbles village with its Victorian Pier and lighthouse. The golden Gower Peninsula has an abundance of beaches and coves. See the Waterfront Museum. (B)
Wales tour DAY 4 BANNAU BRYCHEINIOG (BRECON BEACONS)/RUTHIN
Bannau Brycheiniog National Park is a stunning mountainous region, where the green hills yield the remains of old coal mines. Travel through mid-Wales to the half-timbered village of Ruthin, where you stay in a genuine castle. (B)
DAY 5 SNOWDONIA NORTH WALES
Pass Betws-y-Coed, set in the inspirational landscape of Snowdonia. Take the train in Blaenau Ffestiniog, the center of the slate industry in Wales. End your day in Conwy, known for its mighty castle . (B)
DAY 6 COTSWOLDS
Travel along the North Wales coast to the English borders. You visit Stratford-upon-Avon, home of the bard, and the site of the charming thatched house of his wife, Anne Hathaway. Drive along the winding lanes of the quaint Cotswolds, known for its cottage gardens and honey colored stone houses. (B)
DAY 7 COTSWOLDS
Spend your day haunting antique shops, pretty villages, and ancient architecture. See Bibury, the village once described by William Morris as 'the most beautiful village in the Cotswolds'. (B)
DAY 8 HEADING HOME
You bid your fond farewell to England as you travel to Heathrow Airport for your return flight home. Extensions in London are available. (B)
