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Cardiff has been an essential part of Doctor Who for the last 20 years, be it as Victorian London, Depression era New York or present day Paris. Across two and a half hours, we will discover the heart and soul of Doctor Who in the Welsh capital, and traverse 13 series of the show, while discussing filming locations, important scenes and characters, as well as crucial buildings and streets. The Doctor Who Tour covers a range of locations from Cardiff's Civic Centre area to the city centre itself and then finishes in Cardiff Bay. What makes this tour distinctive to the Cardiff City Centre Doctor Who Tour option is that is includes Butetown and Cardiff Bay in addition to the central area of the city, so more scenes, more locations and more Doctor Who!

We have been delivering walks at this location for over thirty years and our knowledge of the area, its industrial heritage and its natural environments will be ours to share with you as you take in the best valley walks in Brecon Beacons National Park! Oh, and then there are the waterfalls - absolutely amazing stuff! This is a 9 mile walk walked over six hours.

Learn more about Cardiff’s history and present on a two-hour guided walking tour through the central city. Don’t struggle to keep up with your group or to hear the guide as this is a private tour. Listen to your guide’s colorful stories–including everything from Tudor history to Welsh rugby–as you pass highlights such as Cardiff Castle, Bute Park, the Principality Stadium, and elsewhere.

The cost of this tour includes entry to all the locations visited. We will have an hour or more at each attraction with travelling time making up the rest of the nine hours. Our lunch location will be Tintern. Caerleon Roman Amphitheatre is our first stop. A fine example of a spot once used for combat and games and perhaps even is the fabled round table from the King Arthur legend. Chepstow Castle is magnificent. Once inside its walls, you'll feel yourself taken back in time and perhaps imagine being a Lord or Lady from times past. Tintern Abbey is glorious! Its ruins are testament to a troubled past but now, in the Wye Valley, it is quiet and contemplation that is most often experienced. Caerphilly Castle is quite remarkable! It has a leaning tower, just like Pisa. A rather fine example of a moated castle with much of its towers and walls intact. Castell Coch is our final destination and it's a beauty. Renovated by the Victorians, it is gorgeous both inside and out.

This is the perfect tour for die-hard Doctor Who fans! Starting in the morning with the Doctor Who Walking Tour of Cardiff which takes in Cardiff's National Museum, City Centre, and Castle after a brief stop for lunch (where you will also be able to explore Cardiff Castle) we will then travel to the filming locations of Farringham Village, Leadworth, and Bad Wolf Bay before finishing in Cardiff Bay. Whilst exploring these filming locations you will uncover the history and importance of the filming locations that you are visiting, how these locations were used in various episodes, how filming was managed, and even some behind the scenes secrets! During the tour, we will visit the famous Bad Wolf Bay, which is approximately an hour's drive from Cardiff. Because of the tide, we will require some flexibility in the itinerary in order to travel to and from Bad Wolf Bay, but all our planned locations will be visited during the tour.

Get to know Cardiff better on a private full-day city tour. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors to the Welsh capital and those short on time. Your local guide will show you all the highlights, including Cardiff Castle, the National Museum, Cardiff Bay, and much more. Learn more about Welsh history and culture while getting personalized attention from your guide.

It's a guided tour from Central Cardiff taking in the very best beaches and historical sites along the Welsh coast from Carmarthen to Tenby. We will visit the finest beaches, the spots with the most astounding views, and many interesting features on our journey. Bring a packed lunch or purchase from the villages and towns shops, cafes or restaurants. You will travel in a modern and comfortable vehicle in the company of your driver guide. You will be able to spend time with the guide at each location, as they walk and talk about Wales, its history and culture or you are free to self-explore and perhaps dip your toe into the sea, buy some souvenirs, or get that perfect selfie. Your guide will recommend places to visit at each stop and will accompany you providing interpretation and local knowledge of the main sites. We will return to Cardiff no later than 6 pm and likely a little earlier. Bring your towel! Bring your swimming costume. You never how the day will play out.

Our Private Half-Day Tour of Cardiff is the best way to quickly get to know the Welsh Capital. Whatever your reason for visiting, this is the best way to discover as much as you can of this stunning city in half a day. Led by a Cardiffian, this trip allows you to see the best bits of Cardiff, hear what it is like to live in the city and discover some of the local hidden gems that only a local knows about. Because our guides are locals, they know all the best places to eat, drink, and how to experience all the best bits of the city including those places that are away from the usual tourist trails. Starting in the city, and including a brief visit the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff's civic centre, the tour will finish 'down the bay' where you are able to visit some of Wales newest and most iconic buildings and learn how the city (and Wales) has changed in the last 100 years.

The Cardiff Dark Side Tour shows you the other side of the Welsh capital. Cardiff is a city renowned for its castle and its rugby stadium, built on the success of the Bute family and the coal exporting industry. However, it has a darker edge that one doesn't see today, one of hangings, executions, graveyards and disease, for example. Even the most innocuous locations of central Cardiff that we walk by every day may have been the location of execution or slum.

On this 2 hour historical and cultural Cardiff Bay walking tour, we'll delve deeper into Cardiff's political and industrial history, and discover stories and iconic structures old and new. Cardiff Bay was once one of the world's most significant ports, at the centre of the international coal trade by the early, turning the small town of Cardiff into the capital of Wales. Its former prominence as a major docklands has resulted in a rich history of industry, immigration & diversity. ​ Today, it is Europe's largest waterfront development project, and Cardiff's centre of culture, entertainment and politics, yet still contains many references to its grittier and sometimes glorious past as Tiger Bay.

If you’re a true Doctor Who fan or just interested in the show, this Cardiff Doctor Who Private Walking Tour allows you to hear all about the show’s filming in the city without the rush of a massive group tour. A guide who is a Doctor-Who enthusiast themselves takes you around the city sharing the show’s facts while also giving you an introduction to Cardiff.

It's a guided tour from Central Cardiff taking in the very best beaches and historical sites on the Gower peninsula, the first Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the UK. We will visit the finest beaches, the spots with the most astounding views and many interesting features on our journey. You will travel in a modern and comfortable vehicle in the company of your driver guide. You will be able to spend time with the guide at each location, as they walk and talk about Wales, its history and culture or you are free to self explore and perhaps dip your toe into the sea, buy some souvenirs or get that perfect selfie. Your guide will recommend places to visit, such as Joe's Ice Cream in Mumbles or the restaurant at Oxwich Bay. We will return for Cardiff for no later than 6pm and likely a little earlier. Bring your towel! Bring your swimming costume. You never how the day will play out :)

This tour will give you a complete overview of the history, culture, geography & architecture of Cardiff. The capital of Wales is a young city but also a fascinating place full of greenery, castles, waterways, Victorian and Edwardian splendour, forged around a strong, growing Welsh identity. Cardiff wouldn't exist without the influence of its Castle, while modern Cardiff wouldn't exist if not for the development of the docks. By choosing this tour you will discover how the two sections of the city compliment each other, and how they gave us the city we have today.

Cardiff has been the heart and soul of modern Doctor Who ever since the show's regeneration in 2005. Whether it's supposed to be Victorian London, World War 2 era Berlin or even modern day Washington DC, Cardiff is always there. Join this two hour tour of Cardiff city centre and discover locations and landmarks from up to 75 episodes across 20 filming sites from every series and Doctor of NuWho.

Ideal for Doctor Who fans and their trusty companions, this private tour of Cardiff ticks off all the city’s famous sights and filming spots in just one day. Get acquainted with Welsh history as you explore historical landmarks such as Cardiff Castle, then dive deep into lore as you discover hidden locations you’ll recognize from the TV. Benefit from your guide’s personalized insights and avoid hidden costs with entrance fees included in the price.

Pen y fan is the highest mountain in Southern Britain! Andy's 'Secret Pen y Fan' is a glorious walk taking in as it does tracks lesser travelled and exiting climbs and descents to to summits and a fine lake. This is the highest point in Southern Britain and an iconic Welsh mountain. Views to Devon and Somerset to the South and to Cadair Idris to the North, in clear weather of course!

Make the most of your time at shore on a sightseeing tour around North Wales. Climb aboard your bus and see several landmarks including Caernarfon town walls, Snowdonia National Park, and the Betws-y-Coed and Llanfairpwll railway station. As you explore, your driver-guide sheds light on the local history, legends, and culture of the Welsh.

Coasteering in North Wales is an amazing way to explore the rugged coastline and take in the incredible views. You'll leap off cliffs, explore caves and jump into the clear sea, all while learning about the area's geology and wildlife. It's an adrenaline-filled activity perfect for a group outing, and one that you'll be unlikely to forget.

Check out the wild side of the River Dee with this whitewater river tubing experience. After a pickup from Llangollen, you’ll travel with a local instructor to the nearby Horseshoe Falls where fun times await. Get tips for tubing, discover the rapids of the Dee, and admire the scenery as you go. Use of the changing rooms and equipment is also included.

Not many people can say they’ve visited a Gin Distillery located in a 17th Century castle, but you could if you book this unique day out. Providing a thorough overview to the history of the castle and its spirits loving owners, learn about the modernised distillery process and sample some of the United Kingdom’s finest botanicals.

Get your adrenaline fix with this canyoning experience in Snowdonia, north Wales. By booking in advance online, you’ll secure a spot for the date that works best for you with everything organized up front, leaving more time to focus on the fun; waterfall leaps, abseiling, and natural slides are all part of the package.

Amble the medieval castle towns of Conwy & Caernarfon, see great britains smallest house and the worlds first ever suspension bridge. Traverse through the Awe-inspiring Snowdonia National Park and its spectacular rugged landscaped driving routes & viewpoints, witnessing great lakes, valleys, rivers and views of Mount Snowdonia Summit. Visit Breath-taking Padarn Park & National Slate Museum to learn of our monumental history with mining, set within some of the most spectacular scenery in Snowdonia. Quest to spectacular setting of Dolbadarn Castle ruins through the forest. Visit waterfalls and fairytale settings next to the river. Cross the dramatic location of historic Menai bridge, before visiting the village that once boasted the longest name in the world. Snowdonia has been declared the most beautiful national park in Europe, join me and discover it for yourself!