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The tour starts from Cardiff and visits the stunning Pembrokeshire coast. First the charming coastal town of Tenby where on arrival you take a short walking tour followed by ample free time to explore the town. After lunch travel further west to the coastal village of Newgale and Solva Harbour, and the final stop is the city of St. Davids, the smallest city in the UK.
Facilities include: Cafeterias = C Restaurants = R Toilet/Washrooms = T Gift Shops = G
The tour departs from Cardiff at 8:30am and travels test to the quaint coastal town of Tenby, one of the most popular and well-known resorts in Wales. The town is rich in ancient history, surrounded by an imposing medieval stone wall. On arrival take a walking tour to explore the quaint narrow streets, stone cottages and buildings of special historic and architectural interests. Your guide will direct you to the picturesque harbour and three fabulous Blue Flag beaches. Free time to explore: visit the 15th century Tudor Merchant's House (small chargeable entrance fee), take a walk to Castle Hill which overlooks the harbour offering panoramic views across Carmarthen Bay, eor stroll along the golden sandy beachs. Lunch stop. Facilities: C, R, T & G
After lunch travel to the far south west coast of Wales stopping at two stunning photographic locations: Newgale coastal village to view the broad expanse of golden sands and sweeping cliff landscapes, all exposed to the Atlantic gales and the picturesque little village of Solva, built around a fine natural harbour where there was once a direct passenger service to New York.
Final stop is on the west coast of Wales to visit the smallest city in the UK, St Davids, surrounded by some of the finest coastline in Europe. The pace of life here is noticeably slower and the Welsh language playing a major part in everyday life. Join your guide on a tour of the 12th-Cathedral a breathtaking example of Gothic architecture built on the site of a 6th-century monastery. Royal visitors to include King William I, King Henry II, King Edward III and our current monarch, Queen Elizabeth II. Free time to visit the nearby Bishops Palace which has a small chargeable entrance fee and explore the city which is more village size. Facilities: C, R, T & G
Late afternoon travel east on the return journeyto Cardiff arriving at 6.30pm approx.
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