Book now and explore the Ancient History and Myths of beautiful West Wales

West Wales is an area rich in ancient history and myth. Here, the valleys widen, and the landscape transitions from industrial to agricultural. This region of South Wales is where you are most likely to hear Welsh spoken as a first language.

The South West is home to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, renowned for its stunning beaches and coastline. Castle enthusiasts will find many impressive sites, including Carreg Cennen, Pembroke, and Kidwelly.

A sample tour could include a visit to the well-preserved Norman Castle at Kidwelly, a stop at Dylan Thomas' former home in Laugharne, and lunch in the medieval port of Tenby.

West Wales tour details:

• Time: 8am
• Duration: 9 hours
• Adults: Ages 16+
• Children: Ages 0 -15 years

Tours of Wales specialize in small group tours of up to 8 people, allowing you to experience the beauty and history of Wales firsthand!

The company will arrange pickup from a location of your choice within Cardiff City Centre– your hotel, a local landmark, etc. – and our tours typically last a full day.

History of West Wales

The Preseli Hills in North Pembrokeshire provided some of the stones used to build Stonehenge. This region is also the birthplace of Wales' Patron Saint, St. David, and the legendary wizard Merlin. The area is filled with quaint towns and picturesque villages that seem untouched by time.

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