Cardiff, Swansea & Bracelet Bay 5 Days - Seabank
- Duration: 5 days
- Board Basis: Half Board
- Tour Ref: D2TALF5385EC
Holiday Summary
- Travel Type: Coach
Located between Swansea and Cardiff, Porthcawl was originally a port for the iron and steel industries and still has some interesting features from that period, including the oldest maritime warehouse in Wales, an attractive harbour and the last coal and gas powered lighthouse in the country. It developed as a seaside resort after the Great War and the splendid Grand Pavilion dates from 1932. Nearby is Kenfig Nature Reserve, a site of national importance. This attractive seaside resort offers numerous facilities, including the world famous Porthcawl golf course, the finest course in Wales and one of several in the area, an expansive sandy beach and Coney Beach, a fairground with a variety of rides and amusements which was named after the famous New York venue. To the East of the town lies the River Ogmore and the beautiful Glamorgan Heritage Coast.
PLEASE NOTE: Price is per person and based on two people sharing a twin/double room. Single room supplements and upgrades are not included.
Itinerary
Day 1 - Outward Travel
Day 2 - Swansea & Bracelet Bay (Mumbles)
Visit Swansea – the city by the sea! Why not visit one of the many museums celebrating the city’s maritime past or enjoy the popular high street shopping? The writer, Dylan Thomas was born and raised in Swansea and there is also a permanent exhibition in the city dedicated to his life and works. We continue on to enjoy the magnificent scenery of Swansea Bay as we make our way to the seaside town of Mumbles on Bracelet Bay./n
Day 3 - Day at Leisure
Day 4 - Cardiff Guided Tour & St Fagans National Museum of History
Discover Wales’ fascinating capital city of Cardiff with an interesting guided tour. A wonderful mix of old and new, the imposing castle sits right in the middle of the city, there are charming Victorian and Edwardian shopping galleries and the redeveloped waterfront area is the perfect place to relax away from the hustle and bustle. We also call at the St Fagans National Museum of History – one of Europe’s leading open air museums where you can explore the stories of the people of Wales and take a walk through time where over 50 historic buildings have been rebuilt including a Victorian school, a medieval church and a Workmen’s Institute./n
Day 5 - Return Travel
Return travel /n
Seabank Hotel
Porthcawl’s most iconic building, situated on the
headland with fantastic sea views across the resort
and bay and a short walk from the Grand Pavilion and
John Street shops. There are spectacular panoramic
views of the Bristol Channel and coast from the bar
and many bedrooms. Our en-suite bedrooms come
with comfy beds for a great nights sleep, tea and coffee
making facilities, flat screen TV with Freeview and
radio and hairdryer. The hotel features a large modern
restaurant, quiet lounge and bar, with dancefloor, where
you will find entertainment most evenings. Free Wi-Fi
is available throughout the hotel and there is a lift that
serves all floors. Large car park.