North Wales Coast & Penryhn Castle

Passing sandy beaches and coastal villages we stop off in Llandudno. Nearby, is the enormous 19th century fantasy - Penrhyn Castle.

A Neo-Norman castle crammed with fascinating items, such as a one-ton slate bed made for Queen Victoria, elaborate carvings, plasterwork and mock- Norman furniture, an outstanding collection of paintings and a fascinating industrial railway museum.

The 60 acres of grounds includes exotic trees, plants and a Victorian walled garden.

Welsh Highlands

Join the 4.7mile rail journey at Llanberis to snowdon’s summit - the highest peak in Wales. At 3560ft it dominates the landscape, with stunning views. There is a state-of-the art visitor centre with restaurant and a path leading to Snowdon’s summit. Close-by travel back to Victorian times at the National slate Museum - see the workshops, split a slate and hear a real insight into the hardships of quarry life.

Anglesey and Puffin Island Cruise

Dating back to the 13th century, Caernarfon is dominated by its castle, is one  of the most impressive castles in Wales. Later, we venture over the Menai Straits and on to the Isle of Anglesey. Photo stop at the impressive Beaumaris Castle, a great unfinished masterpiece, built in 1295. We join the cruise to Puffin island – home to many species of birds and wildlife. The 1½ hour cruise takes you right round the island with regular sightings of seabirds, grey seals and dolphins.