Undiscovered South Wales

Discover the Gower’s unique panoramas from the heights of Cefn Bryn and the ancient “Arthur’s Stone” to the breath-taking beauty of Rhossili Bay, one of Wales best beaches! Circumnavigate the shores of Tenby on a boat trip around Pembrokeshire’s most dramatic offshore islands, hear tales of famous pirate Paul Jones’ bay – now frequented by local seals and the UK’s largest colony of Cormorants, and visit Newton House, a family home for over 300 years, nestled within Dinefwr estate.

Holiday Inclusions
* Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
* Door-to-Door Service
* Coach travel throughout
* Porterage
* Excursions as listedTenby Boat Trips
Cruise through a notorious pirate area, Paul Jones' bay, and meet its modern-day occupiers - local seals, and 1000s of resident and visiting birds including Puffins, Razorbills, gannets and the UK's largest colony of Cormorants! As you sail around the picturesque offshore islands, peer into hidden coves and gaze at sandy shores. As one of the UK's holy islands, this is definitely one to cross off your Pembrokeshire bucket list.

Newton House
Hear the secret stories of a magical land of power and influence for more than 2000 years, at one of the most illustrious places in Welsh History. Dinefwr is an 800-acre estate to explore, the 1st Parkland National Nature Reserve in Wales and notably a sight of special scientific interest. Informally sat within the parklands, you'll find National Trust's Grade 2-listed Newton House - a family home for over 300 years to the descendants of Lord Rhys, the powerful prince of the Welsh kingdom of Deheubarth. Be in awe of its original 17th century features, including a magnificent grand staircase and ornate ceilings.

Gower Peninsula
The heart of countryside crafts situated in historical surroundings of the Gower Peninsula - Britain's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Step inside the 12th century water-powered corn and saw mill, Delve into the Miller's cottage and Blacksmith's shop, and learn the tricks of the trade - milling, wood-turning and blacksmithing. Gaze at the Gower's UNESCO accredited and unmistakeable panoramas as the coach takes a whistle-stop tour from the heights of Cefn Bryn and the historic "Arthur's Stone" to the breath-taking beauty of Rhossili Bay beach and the Worm's Head.The Grand Hotel, Swansea
The Grand Hotel has been a landmark hotel since the 1930’s, largely due to its ideal location and unique design. It boasts a prime spot in the heart of Swansea city centre, next to the train station, and within walking distance of Swansea's many attractions. In 2004 the hotel was subject to a complete refurbishment and reopened as one of Swansea’s leading independent hotels. All bedrooms have en-suite facilities and feature a flatscreen TV, iron, and tea & coffee making facilities. This hotel has a lift.

Hotels
• The Grand Hotel (Swansea) - View Information