SNOWDONIA & CONWY
A spectacular day into the Welsh Mountains of Snowdonia. Famous villages and sights - Betws-Y-Coed, The “Bridge of the Cauldron”, Swallow Falls, Capel Curig and Llanberis Pass and Conwy.

CHESTER
A favourite day to the Roman city of Chester. The medieval “Rows” of black and white timbered buildings offer a unique two tier shopping experience. The sandstone city walls that surround this beautiful city are one of the most intact examples of its kind in Europe and give an excellent vantage point for some great holiday photos.
Other points of interest include the impressive Cathedral and the beautiful “Groves” on the banks of the River Dee, where you may take an optional cruise.

PORTHMADOG & PORTMEIRION
To the town of Porthmadog and included entrance to Portmeirion, the unique Italian style village, Portmeirion has served as the location for numerous films and television shows, most famously as “The Village” in the 1960s television show The Prisoner.

Travel writer Bill Bryson’s favourite seaside resort with elegant promenade and pastel coloured hotels. The fantastic sweep of the bay is overlooked by the mighty Great Orme. Take the San Franciscan style tramway to the summit or adventure on the alpine cable car (the longest in Britain). Explore the ancient copper mines - the oldest metal mines in the world. 3,500 yearold tunnels lead to an amazing prehistoric cavern.
Stroll out on the Victorian pier, the longest in Wales, and return to the town for afternoon tea in one of the many elegant cafes