All Wales Tours & Excursions in 2026

Lace up your hiking boots and set out with your own private guide to walk the famous Eight Waterfalls route in Brecon Beacons National Park. The hike is a challenging one, covering a distance of around 9 miles (15 kilometers) with ascents and rough terrain, but you’ll walk it at a pace that’s right for your personal group, and discover all the natural beauty—not least the waterfalls—along the way.

Instead of a traditional tour of Cardiff, try a new travel concept that’s like having a local friend to show you around. Meet up with a Lokafyer guide for a private walking tour that’s designed just for you, starting with a pre-tour consultation by phone or chat. That means personalized tips, local travel advice, and recommendations that come from actually living in Cardiff.

Check out the whitewater rapids of north Wales with this rafting adventure from Llangollen. On a half-day trip down the River Dee, you’ll learn how to paddle and navigate the water safely under the supervision of a guide. Book online to secure your preferred date, make use of provided equipment, then hold on tight to discover thrilling rapids such as the Serpents Tail, Town Falls, and more.

Discover the flavours and stories of Wales on a small-group food tour of Cardiff, led by an official Blue Badge Tourist Guide. Enjoy at least eight tastings while exploring Welsh food traditions, local culture and the stories behind the dishes and ingredients that have shaped the nation’s food heritage. Along the way, discover independent local businesses and the people bringing character to Cardiff’s food scene. More than a food tour, this is an opportunity to experience Welsh culture through its food, connect with local heritage and discover a more personal side of the Welsh capital. Come hungry for delicious flavours, fascinating stories and a genuine taste of Wales.

Anglesey is a large island, and deciding where to go and what to see can eat up precious vacation time. So, head out with a local guide on a small-group day trip from Llandudno or Conwy, and discover the best of Anglesey with the help of some inside knowledge. The itinerary covers ancient burial sites, castles, cliffs, and beaches, along with stories about the culture and a few jokes, too.

Go behind the scenes of one of Britain’s most beloved rom-com TV series, "Gavin and Stacey," on this sightseeing tour of Barry Island. Snap a photo of Nessa’s chair in the Barry amusement arcade, pay a visit to Stacey’s house, and get the inside scoop on characters such as Smithy, Uncle Bryn, and Gwen, as well as actors James Corden and Ruth Jones, who co-wrote the series.

Experience a world of contraband and corruption at Alcotraz, the world's first immersive, prison-themed cocktail bar. Don an orange jumpsuit, navigate hidden cell blocks, and enjoy specially tailored cocktails while keeping your contraband liquor hidden from the corrupt guards and the prying eyes of The Warden. Immerse yourself at the ‘bar behind bars’, where the serving inmates are your bartenders, the guards are crooked and you become a part of the story. Bring your own bottle of liquor and work with the guards to keep it hidden from the Warden. See your smuggled liquor transformed into 4 bespoke cocktails in front of your very own eyes. Receive your identity and backstory in a fully-immersive experience with real metallic cells, orange jumpsuits, and more.

Snowdonia National Park is loved for its landscapes, but it’s also steeped in history, with medieval castles waiting to be explored. This day trip from Llandudno whisks you to three of them—Conwy, Dolbadarn, and Caernarfon—in one day, allowing you to relax instead of planning logistics. Penrhyn Quarry and Quay House (Britain’s smallest house) are other highlights of the day.

Experienced outdoor adventurers will love joining a small-group extreme canyoning adventure in Snowdonia. Enjoy (optional) big jumps, fast slides, ziplines, and abseiling down waterfalls—perfect for adrenaline seekers. For the more timid explores, there are options to bypass or get lowered down during the more extreme instances. The half-day activity is restricted to a small group so you’ll get personalized attention and assistance.

This tour covers all attraction admissions! Travel in comfort in a luxury, fully electric small-group vehicle with your expert Mountain Leader and Green Badge Tourist Guide. Discover Roman Caerleon’s Amphitheatre, once alive with games and linked to King Arthur, and explore the National Roman Legion Museum and Roman Baths. Step back in time at majestic Chepstow Castle and find peace among the inspiring ruins of Tintern Abbey in the Wye Valley. Marvel at Caerphilly Castle with its famous leaning tower, and enjoy the tranquil beauty of Caldicot Castle set in its country park. In winter, tours operate 9:30am–4:30pm due to seasonal opening hours of museums/castles.

Join a Brecon Beacons National Park warden and a group of no more than 15 other travelers on a guided hike to the 2,900-foot (886-meter) summit of Pen-y-Fan. Learn about the area’s farming heritage and natural history as you reach the summit in good time for sunset—with views over the Black Mountain to the west, it can be spectacular when conditions permit.

Climb aboard an open-top, double-decker bus and take in the sights of Llandudno. With a 24-hour pass, hop off to browse Mostyn Broadway’s shops, wander Llandudno Pier, or soak up the coastal views from Great Orme. Snap photos of Conwy Castle from the best vantage points, and when you're ready for a break, hop off at West Shore Beach. Recorded commentary keeps you entertained with fun facts along the way.

Cross Llyn Padarn by kayak, and see the surrounding Snowdonia National Park from a different perspective — the water. Leaving the hiking crowds behind, you’ll paddle through countryside dominated by hills and mountains, seeing remains from the slate mining era and even 12th-century castle ruins. If the weather works in your favor, there’s the option of a swim along the way, too.

Cardiff has spent decades starring as somewhere else entirely – its castle walls and coal-trade streets standing in for alien worlds and secret agencies. On this self-guided walking tour, you'll trace Doctor Who, Torchwood and Sarah Jane Adventures filming locations, alongside Cardiff's medieval and wartime history. Start at Cardiff Castle, a Norman keep remade in the 1800s into a Gothic Revival fantasy beloved by TV directors. Wind through the Canal Quarter, then step inside St John the Baptist Church, where a life-size Cyberman has become more than one visitor's favourite discovery. The tour ends at the Cambrian Tap, a pub with a role in the BBC's Sherlock. On this two-hour tour, you'll... - Hear the CGI and directing tricks behind Doctor Who's alien Cardiff. - Follow Torchwood and Sarah Jane Adventures through the same streets. - Learn how a small market town became a major coal-exporting port. Walk it whenever you land, at your own pace, for a fraction of a guided tour's price.

Step into the medieval magic of Conwy on a 90-minute guided walking tour through one of Wales’ most historic towns. Led by your costumed guide, the legendary Captain Davies, this immersive town and castle tour brings Conwy’s fascinating past to life through stories, legends, battles, royal intrigue and hidden history. Explore the streets, walls and secret corners of Conwy, discovering places and tales you won’t find in ordinary guidebooks. From the mighty castle and medieval town walls to smugglers, sailors, myths and local characters, this theatrical walking tour is perfect for families, adults, tourists and history lovers alike. A fun, memorable and atmospheric way to experience magical Conwy.

Prepare for an exhilarating whitewater rafting experience in Snowdonia National Park. With a guide at your side, make three descents through continuous grade 3–4 rapids every time. After an instructional session, use provided safety gear and hire wetsuits on-site to stay comfortable. Challenge yourself with increasingly difficult runs throughout your session. This activity is wheelchair and stroller accessible, and service animals are welcome.

See the best of Cardiff in one time-saving private tour—and discover sights and stories you might otherwise miss. With just your guide for company, spot Cardiff's most significant landmarks, from the Museum of Cardiff and Principality Stadium to the charming Royal Arcade. Along the way, learn about Wales’ rich cultural heritage, and cover centuries of history, from Roman and Norman times to the modern day.

Watch the sunrise from the peak of Snowdon, Wales’s highest peak, on this small-group guided sunrise hike. This is a challenging tour, especially when it starts in the dark. Your guide will ensure you reach the summit safely just in time to watch the sun rising. Learn about the area and how to pronounce some tricky Welsh village names during the hike.

Visit three different castles around Cardiff in one day. Starting with Caerphilly Castle, the largest Castle in Wales. After exploring the Castle, you will be taken to the magical Fairy-tale Castle, Castell Coch, nestled in the hills to the north of Cardiff, overlooking the Welsh Capital. Depending on how long you spend at Caerphilly Castle and Castell Coch, you may have time to visit the 900 year old Llandaff Cathedral. Finally, you will be taken to Cardiff Castle in the heart of the city, where you will be left to visit the Castle, and independently explore the city centre and its Victorian arcades. You will be free to explore Caerphilly Castle, Castell Coch & Llandaff Cathedral independently in your own time and at your own pace returning to your driver in your own time, who will be ready to move on when you are. Please Note: We are unable to accommodate luggage on this tour, and each person will be limited to one backpack / small bag

Whizz between the historical, cultural, and sporting highlights of Cardiff on this small-group bike tour. Follow a passionate local guide along urban bike lanes, and through parks and nature reserves on a comprehensive 3-hour trip. See Cardiff Castle and the Millennium Centre, visit the parliament building and Principality Stadium, home of Welsh rugby. Finish at the city’s indoor market (CF10 1AU) for a well-deserved Welsh cake.

The hills around Llangollen in North Wales are some of the country's best spots for outdoor adventure, and this gorge walking session puts you in the middle of them. Change into your provided wetsuit and helmet, then clamber over rocks and under waterfalls, jump into pools, and ride natural rock slides as your instructor leads the way.

Discover the fascinating history, rich culture, and coastal charm of Swansea on a memorable private tour with a local guide. Explore the historic Swansea Castle and learn about the city’s medieval past as you stroll through the heart of this vibrant Welsh destination. Visit the Dylan Thomas Centre to discover the life and literary legacy of one of Wales’s most celebrated poets. Admire the impressive architecture of Swansea Guildhall and explore the lively Swansea Marina, where beautiful waterfront views meet the city’s maritime heritage. Continue to the National Waterfront Museum to uncover the story of Wales’s industrial development, innovation, and cultural traditions. Enjoy a walk through the city centre, discover local landmarks, and hear fascinating stories about Swansea’s transformation from an industrial port into a modern coastal city. Along the way, learn about Welsh traditions, local life, and the people who shaped the city’s identity.

Our Wye Valley Tour has it all, and has been described in one review as “A great adventure that spans centuries of Welsh history, in the middle of a beautiful countryside.“ . Ancient Castles, Gothic Abbey, Historic Towns, Roman Ruins and stunning countryside, during this full day tour. . On the tour, you will visit Chepstow Castle, built in 1067 and the oldest Stone Castle in the UK. Tintern Abbey, one of the best Abbeys in Wales. Raglan Castle, a unique castle and one of our favourite in the whole country. If there is time, you will have a visit to Caerleon, where you can see some of the best preserved Roman Remains in Europe. As you are driven through the countryside, your friendly and knowledgeable driver guide will tell you about the history of the places they are taking you, the history, culture and life in Wales, and be happy to answer any questions you may have. At each stop, you will be free to explore them independently at your in your own time, at your own pace.

Once you've seen the beautiful areas, such as the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Llangollen, that surround Wrexham, it becomes much easier to understand how two A-list celebrities fell in love with Wrexham AFC. Taking in the beautiful Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Llangollen, the Pontcysyllen adequate, and the City of Wrexham, this tour offers you the chance to experience both the beauty of North Wales and the fun that is Football. During the tour, you will have the chance to meet a passionate local guide who has followed Wrexham since they were a child, meet local people who have been used in the filming of Welcome To Wrexham and hear some behind-the-scenes stories that only a local would know. You might even meet a celebrity or two along the way! In addition to this, you will be able to explore not only a site of international importance but also beautiful boutique shops, characterful cafes, and a couple of historic pubs.