An appetizer of mountain and forest to get you ready for more, because hey, sometimes all you have is a long weekend.
- Trek nearly 25 mile of the highest point in Southern Britain, hidden waterfalls and miles of glorious coastline
- Try some whisky at the only distillery in Wales (and on of the smallest in the world)
- Experience the wildlife & scenery of Brecon Beacons National Park
- 2 nights accommodation, transportation (incl. London pick-up), 2 breakfasts & 2 packed gourmet lunches (made with local ingredients), personal qualified guide, all enterance and attraction fees, all taxes and surcharges included
ITINERARY
Day 1
An early start from London and we head north through a rough and dramatic landscape of renowned Welsh valleys, 4 separate mountain ranges and straight into the heart of Wales. Enjoy a guided triple-waterfall hike through the Brecon Beacons National Park and sleep in Europe's youngest capital city. Choose to drink in the cosmopolitan spirit of Wales' dynamic waterfront and notable night life or absorb a more cultural experience at Cardiff Castle, Millennium Stadium, or the National Museum.
Trekking Distance: 8-10 Miles
Important Times:
London Pick-Up (Ealing Station) - 8:00am
Newport Pick-Up (Trainstation) – 10:30am
Accommodation Drop-Off - 6:00pm
(Meals Provided: Lunch and Snack)
Day 2
Today, we begin an early morning conquering of Pen Y Fan: the highest peak in South Wales. Celebrations end (or begin depending on your preference) with a tasting finale in the only distillery in Wales to legally distil a whisky spirit for over 100 years. With muscles and taste buds satisfied we head to your coastal accommodation for a night of enjoyment in Wales' second largest city. Inspired by the city's coastal energy, enjoy your last night as you see fit — either wildly celebrating your success with the locals, or in a quiet or cozy countryside pub.
Trekking Distance: 5-7 Miles
Important Times:
Accommodation Pick-Up – 8:30am
Accommodation Drop-Off – 5:00pm
(Meals Provided: Breakfast, Lunch and Snack)
Day 3
Care for some salt with those eggs? Rise and shine with breakfast before our final morning peninsula hike. Known for its awe-inspiring coastline, caves, and Blue Flag beaches, the landscape here is wonderful and varied boasting some of Wales' richest wildlife; a dramatic feast for the eyes. For lunch, enjoy some highly deserved award winning fish and chips. Feeling daring? Try a Welsh delicacy: Laver Bread or Cockles perhaps? With full bellies and happy hearts we grudgingly return to our former lives, with a head full of real adventure and real memories as we bid a fond farewell to Wales.
Trekking Distance: 5-7 Miles
Important Times:
Accommodation Pick-Up – 8:30am
Newport Drop-Off: 3:00pm
London Drop-Off: 5:15pm (approximate)
(Meals Provided: Breakfast)
At A Glance
Duration
3 Days
Price
£369
Upcoming Dates
July 2 - 4, 2010
Fitness Level
More Information
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Highlights
- Stunning vista's from the highest point in southern Britain
- Spectacular experience walking behind a waterfall
- Beautiful wildlife and coast in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
- Good old traditional Welsh food, pubs, hospitality and culture.
Details
Accommodation
Quoted on double accommodation at mid to high range hotels, farmhouses, and lodges. Optional single rooms available for supplemental fee.
Maximum group size
10 + guide(s)
Meals
All meals except dinners and last day lunch.






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