Wales
Wales is a lush green landscape of valleys and mountains which allegedly has a larger population of sheep than people!Passing through Wales on a journey between Ireland and England is an opportunity not to be missed with the chance to stop at one of the quiet and pretty villages which look like they’ve come straight out of a Dylan Thomas poem! There’s also many historical, medieval castles around the northern coastline and you could may be even make a stop in the stunning town of Llangollen set on the River Dee with its own heritage, steam railway, an eerie hilltop castle, a riverside pub with a working water wheel, and a haunted hotel!
A longer stay in Wales will allow the opportunity to visit some of the many attractions such as the unusual village of Portmeirion, Snowdonia National Park, or the capital city of Cardiff for its great shopping opportunities and the lively, modern development around Cardiff Bay!
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“I want you to know what a wonderful time I had in the UK because of the excellent way in which you presented the UK to us! You made me feel so excited about everything we did and your love for your home country shines through in all the extra tidbits you shared with us.”Carol Dowell, USA
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“I can’t thank you enough for making this tour so special, but somehow I knew you’d be wonderful. I love all your commentaries on both Irish & English history, and your subtle humour.”
Rosie Adams (Group Leader), TN, USA
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