Wales offers the perfect terrain for exploring on foot - high mountains, glacial lakes and dense forest; rolling hills heather-clad moors and limestone outcrops; and, of course, a beautiful and dramatic coastline. Explore the stunning scenery of the Snowdonia National Park on foot, and by journeying on sections of the Welsh Highland Heritage Railway or discover the numerous hill forts, castles, old quarries and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal in the iconic Clwydian and Berwyn reanges of North East Wales.
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This self-guided twin centre walking holiday takes you on a discovery of the dramatic yet untouched cliffs of the northern section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Trail. Stay in Newport while you explore roller coaster cliff top routes, dipping in and out of pretty coves. Then continue to charming St David’s and follow trails over undulating cliffs to sandy beaches and sleepy harbour villages.
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This twin centre walking holiday incorporates some of the best walking on both the northern and southern sections of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. Stay in pretty St David’s, Britain’s smallest city and discover its immaculate beaches, tranquil harbour villages and rugged cliffs,. Then head to Tenby for superb walks with extensive sea views, passing Norman castles, towering sea stacks and unspoilt bays.
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Discover the rugged remote headlands of the North Pembrokeshire Coast Trail as you follow cliff top paths, dipping in and out of unspolit coves, sandy beaches and traditional fishing villages, as you make your way to historic St David's.
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This linear walking holiday follows the southernmost section of the Pembrokeshire Coast path, starting in the historic town of Pembroke, with its magnificent Norman castle. From here follow undulating clifftop trails traversing some of Wales’ prettiest bays and sweeping sandy beaches as you make your way to Amroth.
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This self-guided walk through the Snowdonia National Park starts on the coast at Porthmadog and explores the rivers, peaks and ridges of Snowdonia, culminating in summiting Snowdon. The Welsh Highland Railway is used to cover more distance and to get you to the start or from the end of some walks.
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Discover rolling hills and heather clad moors in this region rich in history; hill forts, castles, old quarries and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal.
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Enjoy a fantastic combination of scenic walking and visits - including Lanhydroc and The Lost Gardens of Heligan - as you explore the ancient Celtic kingdom of Cornwall.
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