SOUTH WALES – 5 days

Until quite recently Tenby was known as “Little England beyond Wales”, its attractions to the holidaymaker are just as obvious today, with the fantastic beaches stretching to the north, the west, and the south of the town. Its hilltop position led to its early settlement as a Welsh stronghold, which was replaced in medieval times by a Norman Castle and walled town. Steeped in ancient history, part of the town walls surviveto this day and are an attractive feature at the entrance to the old town.

Cliffe Norton Hotel – Tel: 01834 842333

Situated just a short walk away from the town centre the hotel is in an enviable position overlooking cliff gardens with views across the bay and Goskar Rock. What’s included:

• FREE Insurance
• All rooms have private facilities, television and complimentary tea/coffee
• Waiter service traditional Welsh breakfast
• Lunch snacks available daily
• Waiter service evening meal with choice of menu
• Entertainment most evenings
• Lift but steps on each floor to be negotiated
• Porterage

Itinerary

Day 1: Leisurely outward journey to Tenby spending four nights at the Cliffe Norton Hotel arriving early evening.
Day 2: Full day Dylan Thomas Country and Carmarthen. We visit Carmarthen , attractions in the town include the Castle and the County Museum, housed in the old  Bishops Palace. We’ll also take a tour of “Dylan Thomas Country”, passing his boathouse at Laugharne and Pendine Sands.
Day 3: Day of leisure in Tenby
Day 4: Full day St Davids & St Brides Bay. St Davids is the smallest city in Britain with a population of 1600. As well as the lovely Cathedral there are interesting shops and
delightful cafes. On our journey we can also enjoy the lovely scenery of St Brides Bay within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Day 5: Depart after breakfast for the homeward journey arriving late afternoon.