Fascination Wales - from/to London

Pick-up your motorhome or camper. Get known with your new home on wheels. and get used to the left-hand traffic. Stop at the next supermarket and drive to the first campground.

Visit on your way to Wales the world famous university of Oxford. Worthwhile is definitely a visit of Cardiff Castle and Cardiff Bay.

Visit the Aberdulais waterfalls and the Dyffryn Gardens in St. Nichola.

Explore the georgeous beaches, Tor Bay and Three Cliffs Bay and of course King Arthur’s Stone.

Visit the Colby-Woodland Garden in Amoth (a must during the rhododendron blossom time in May - June). Enjoy a hike in the famous Pembrokeshire National Park with its spectacular coastline.

St. Davids is the most westerly point of Wales. Visit St. Davids Cathedral and drive along the coast to Aberystwyth.

Full day to explore Snowdonia National Park. Drive with the small train from Porthmadog in the picturesque Festiniog valley.

Excursion to the Lyn Peninsula with its rugged landscape.

Drive via Pass of Aber-Glaslyn in Snowdonia National Park to the island of Anglesey. Visit the Caernarfon Castle.

The island of Anglesey is the biggest island of Wales and is also called Holy Island because of the high concentration of standing stones, burial chambers and other religious sites on the small island. Visit Beaumaris Castle, one of the UNESCO World Heritage.

Hike from Betws-y-Coed for 3 km to the Swallow Falls. Visit Bodnant Garden and the georgeous Conwy Castle in Conwy Valley.

Llandudno is the biggest seaside resort. Take the Tramway to the sumit of the Great Orme. Along the "Gold Coast" drive southbound to Llangollen.

Visit Powis Castle on your way southbound.

Discover the forests and highlands of this national park.

Return to London.

Drop-off your vehicle