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A busy harbour town with a good range of shops and attractions, including nearby Portmeirion. You can’t keep narrow-gauge railway enthusiasts away. Porthmadog is a major hub, with no less than three lines – the Ffestiniog (running to Blaenau Ffestiniog), the Welsh Highland Railway (running all the way to Caernarfon) and the Welsh Highland Heritage Railway (with its excellent hands-on railway museum).  Trains were not the only mode of transport in Porthmadog’s history as an important hub based on the slate industry. The town’s Maritime Museum tells the story of the town’s rapid 19th-century growth into a thriving slate exporting and shipbuilding port for handsome three-masted schooners known as Western Ocean Yachts. Porthmadog’s best-loved landmark is The Cob, a mile-long embankment across the estuary that shaped the destiny of the town.After your morning in Porthmadog, you will head towards Porthmadog train station in time for the 15:25pm train. The Ffestiniog Railway is the world’s oldest narrow gauge railway with almost 200 years of history, taking you on a 13½-mile journey from the harbour in Porthmadog to the slate-quarrying town of Blaenau Ffestiniog. The historic trains climb over 700 feet from sea level into the mountains through tranquil pastures and magnificent forests, past lakes and waterfalls, round tight bends (even a complete spiral) clinging to the side of the mountain or tunnelling through it. Your executive coach & driver will be ready and waiting to collect you in Ffestiniog before we make the journey back to the West Midlands. 

Today we travel south to visit the most important Roman city of St Albans, where the hot cross bun originated! The first settlement dates back to the 1st Century, so there will be plenty of history to discover. It is also bursting with great restaurants, independent shops, and a lively community spirit. We will be visiting on Market Day! The market is steeped in history with a special Royal Charter granted in 1553. The current day market is firmly established in the city centre and runs the length of St. Peters Street and Market Place, offering an excellent shopping experience to complement the established retail stores.

Come join us for this brand new day trip to Porthcawl! Whether you prefer the thrills at the fun fair, a quiet walk along the promenade or a lazy day sunning yourself on one of the fine beaches, Porthcawl provides a great family day out.Just behind the seafront Esplanade, you’ll find an exciting range of independent shops and cafés, alongside high street brands. On the harbour is the RNLI station and Wales’ oldest listed bonded warehouse, the Jennings Building, which is now a bustling waterside spot with cafés and restaurants.

Join us for a very special trip to the Britsh Ironworks Centre with free time at Oswestry for Market day.  The sculpture park and outdoor spaces are perfect for those who enjoy a leisurely walk whilst looking at unique sculptures. Not only are they the UK's largest metal safari park with over 100 sculptures on display, they also have a fabulous collection of art for you to explore which are all exhibited throughout the grounds, the largest sculpture park in the Midlands. From the Knife Angel to galloping horses to the Iron Guardian and Spoon Gorilla, each piece is completely breathtaking. The current display includes; the Spoon Gorilla which has been made from 40,000 spoons and designed in collaboration with Uri Gellar; our fabulous Extinction Trail, and an array of metal safari animals, among many other beautiful pieces. The Knife Angel moves around the country on the National Anti-Violence UK Tour, but when it is taking a break from touring it may be on display at the centre.

Join us for our visit to the capital, with some much to see and do from historic landmarks to shopping you'll be spoilt for choice.Your drop off point will be Park Lane and the junction of Oxford Street. So much to see and do with Regent Street (Hamley’s) and Trafalgar Square within walking distance. If you fancy a more sedate afternoon, Hyde Park is just across the road from your drop off point.

Today, we depart the Midlands and make our way west as we head towards Aberdovey.We will take a comfort break at Charlie's Garden Centre located just outside of Welshpool before continuing with our journey to the coast. Charlie's (Coed-y-Dinas) is one of Wales' largest independent, family-run retailers selling everything you need to enjoy your home, garden and time outdoors. Coed-y-Dinas has both a Country Store and a Garden & Home Centre; a vast array of products, from footwear and cooking utensils through to tools and camping, all at great prices.After our break at Charlie's, we continue our journey to Aberdovey. Aberdovey is a thriving little harbour resort set within the Snowdonia National Park, where the river Dyfi meets the blue waters of Cardigan Bay. Aberdovey boasts some of the finest beaches in Britain with four miles of golden sand-dune backed shoreline running north to Tywyn.

Join us on this very special day trip to Liverpool.Your visit includes a guided tour of Liverpool and it's famous landmarks on our luxury coach. After your guided tour, the day is yours to do as you please.Make sure you have time to visit Liverpool's number one visitor attraction – The Albert Dock. Here you will find a number of museums, shops, and restaurants all located on the beautiful waterfront setting. Take a walk around the dock and admire the interesting architecture of the buildings.The cost of the tour guide is included in the ticket price!

Today we take in some of the most picturesque Welsh countryside. We take a short comfort break at Llangollen before arriving in Betws-y-Coed around lunch time. There will be ample opportunity for refreshments and to browse the shops. Your journey continues through the stunning Snowdonia to arrive in the quaint town of Beaumaris mid-afternoon. Your return journey takes in the North Wales coastline. Image from visitbetwsycoed.co.uk