Walking holidays in Wales
Travelling by foot is a wonderful way to get to know this unique country, and experience all it has to offer in all its often wild and beautiful detail. Our walking holidays always factor in plenty of time to make a pit-stop here and there, to explore the charming local villages en route, to sample the local cuisine, to soak up the awesome views and acquaint yourself with the local flora and fauna.
Wales has an incredible amount of history and culture to immerse yourself in, and it’s well-known for its friendly residents, who will be more than happy to tell you tales both old and new from the local community. It’s also a great choice for nature lovers, with a lush landscape that is home to many rare species of flora and fauna. If you choose to walk the coast, you might even spot the odd seal or dolphin in the water.
Some photos © Crown copyright 2019 (Visit Wales).
Our Wales highlights
St David's Cathedral
Home to The Patron Saint of Wales and the smallest City in the UK, there has been a church on this site in St David’s since the 6th Century
Included in our A Celtic Caper holiday
Puffins!
These jaunty little ‘sea parrots’ always raise a smile and can be seen from May to August off the Pembrokeshire Coast
Included in our A Celtic Caper holiday
Laugharne (Larne!)
Home to Welsh Bard Dylan Thomas and his favourite watering holes, a medieval castle and more, Laugharne featured recently in BBC Wales ‘Keeping Faith’
Included in our A Celtic Caper 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 Celtic coasts and castles holiday
Portmeirion
An artful recreation of a pastel coloured Italian village dreamed up by architect Clough William Ellis
Included in our Celtic coasts and castles holiday
Cardigan Bay
Seals are visible from the coast path, and you can often spot dolphins and even whales. Seabirds and wildflowers make this a wildlife haven
Included in our Ceredigion coast holiday
Our Wales Walking holidays
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Celtic coasts and castles
A gentle walking tour in the Snowdonia National Park might seem unlikely given the area is known for its spectacular hilly landscapes and boasts…
From £1,990
Gentle / 6 or 7 nights / Self-guided / Wales
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A Celtic Caper
Our Celtic Caper is a wonderful introduction to West Wales as you gently walk the stunningly beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Find picturesque…
From £2,395
Gentle / 6 or 7 nights / Self-guided / Wales
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Ceredigion coast
The Ceredigion Coast Path follows the spectacular and varied coastline of Cardigan Bay on the west coast of Wales. Stunning scenery, picturesque…
From £1,095
Not so gentle / 4 or 5 nights / Self-guided / Wales
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