Cycling holidays in Wales

A cycling holiday in Wales may not appear at first glance as a leisurely choice, but with the option of E bikes, this remarkable country is a breeze to explore. A mix of cycle paths and back roads and the area’s sparse population make for a peaceful often traffic-free ride. Hope across to to the island of Anglesey and make use of some short railway hops as well as a steam train ride up Snowdonia for an astonishing view from the top.

Stunning views are on offer every day for Wales has a jaw dropping raw beauty with a gorgeous coastline and beaches and soaring sheep clad valleys and hills. Much of it is wild yet it harbours fascinating ancient towns, hamlets with remarkable mines and many, many castles. Artists have been drawn to its remoteness and beauty but with cosy pubs and such welcoming people, you’ll feel embraced by the place. Beware their Celtic language may be tricky to comprehend!

Some photos © Crown copyright 2019 (Visit Wales).


Our Wales highlights

Menai Bridge

Thomas Telfords Menai Bridge built in 1826 was the first iron suspension bridge in the world and joined Anglesey to the mainland for the first time

Included in our Steaming through Snowdonia holiday

Steam Trains

Somehow Wales is synonymous with steam trains from Ivor the Engine to 11 little steam railways in stunning locations such as Blau Ffestinniog

Included in our Steaming through Snowdonia holiday

Snowdon

The highest mountain in Wales at 1,085 metres - walk or take the steam train to the top and see the lake where according to Arthurian Legend Bedivere threw Excalibur

Included in our Steaming through Snowdonia holiday

Castles

Wales has more castles per square mile than any other country in Europe including this World Heritage Site at Harlech - built by Edward I

Included in our Steaming through Snowdonia holiday

Barmouth

Where the mountains meet the sea, with beautiful beaches and amazing sunsets this small town on Cardigan Bay has great shops and restuarants too.

Included in our Steaming through Snowdonia holiday

Portmeirion

From the building of Castell Deudraeth in 1188 to the start of the Village as an Italianate architectural experiment from 1925 - Portmeirion is unique!

Included in our Steaming through Snowdonia holiday


Our Wales Cycling holidays