We are thrilled to have teamed up with with local tour guides Ewan and Laura at VIP Wales for two exclusive, 3 night itineraries especially for our guests.
If you are looking for a unique and exciting outdoor Pembrokeshire experience, rest assured that with the experts at VIP at your side, these guided tours tick will certainly all the boxes, while our warm welcome, most comfortable beds and delicious breakfasts will help put a special spring in your step each day.
Perfect for a small group, couples and singles alike, we are running these limited availability tours for Spring and Autumn, at a very special rate.
This very special tour of our most recommended must-do’s along the North Pembrokeshire and its Coastal Path, will take you to some staggering sights and scenery.
From St Justinian’s to Newport you will visit St David’s cathedral, Strumblehead Lighthouse with its world renowned but humble, bird and sea life observatory and stop offs including working woollen mill and iconic Welsh brand, Melin Tregwynt.
This itinerary will also take you up high to Carnigli Mountain, with its legend of angels to enjoy our panoramic Pembrokeshire coastline over Cardigan Bay and to Snowdonia on a clear day. A decent then leads through a hidden forest to sandy coves and beautiful beaches with outstanding scenery and wildlife along the way. With an opportunity for a swim on the last of the day, this itinerary is a full immersion experience into our special corner of Wales for an unforgettable stay.
From Stonehenge, to King Arthur to St Davids, you will discover some of Pembrokeshire’s key connections to the ancient world during 2 days of tours, with 3 nights luxury bread and breakfast at The Manor Town House.
VIP will collect you from our doorstep before heading to visit North Pembrokeshire’s most historic and prehistoric, hidden gems. This itinerary includes visits to St David’s Cathedral, Pentre Ifan’s Neolithic monument, the prehistoric Golden Road, encountering Beddarthur, thought to be the last resting place of King Arthur, Bluestones, traditionally suggested to be the source of the Stonehenge stones, Bronze Age cairns and Iron Age hill forts as well as breathtaking 360% views along the way.
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