Group Holidays in Wales

Steeped in history, passion and legends, and home to three national parks, Wales is a country of outstanding beauty. From the rocky crags of Snowdonia to the beautiful valleys of the Brecon Beacons, and to the stunning scenery of the Pembrokeshire Coast, you are spoilt for choice. There is so much to see and do on a holiday in Wales, from unforgettable railway journeys to exploring medieval castles and pretty harbour towns, and, here at Just for Groups! we are waiting to create your perfect group holiday to Wales.

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Our just for groups! team loves organising new adventures. Your whole holiday will be tailor-made to suit your exact requirements. Whatever the size of your group, your interests, duration, location or budget, our group travel experts can build the perfect break for you.

TOP HOLIDAY DESTINATIONS IN WALES

Tenby

Llandudno & North Wales

Cardiff

Llandrindod Wells

SAMPLE WELSH HOLIDAYS

Below are samples of group holidays we have previously organised to Wales, you can use these holidays and short breaks as inspiration for your next group tour. We tailor make all our group holidays, so no matter what your requirements are, and whether you need us to source individual elements for a holiday or arrange a complete package, we can help.

Great Little Trains of Wales

Join us as we take journeys on narrow gauge steam railways and engjoy this wonderful Welsh region.

North Wales & Snowdonia

Lying on a sandy bay between the giant headlands of the Great and Little Orme and with Snowdonia towering in the background, Llandudno is without doubt the ‘Queen of Welsh Resorts’.

Cardiff and the Black Gold Experience

Cardiff has undergone a transformation over the past two decades, it is now a culture hub of charm and characher, highlights of this tour including visits to the Royal Mint and a Black Gold Experience.

Seaside Escapes

Wales have some splendid little resorts from which to while away the summer days or from where to explore the surrounding countryside at any time of the year. Llandudno is regarded as the Queen of Welsh resorts with its Victorian charm and popular attractions while Tenby in South Wales is idyllic, where two beautiful beaches are separated by the quaint harbour. Further along and the small resort of Porthcawl offers a quitter alternative.

The Welsh Coastline

Surrounded on three sides by water the scenery of Wales changes dramatically as you head from north to south. It’s unsurprising there is a dedicated footpath that covers its entire coastline. From the Irish Sea and the and the spectacular Menai Straits in North Wales to the serene beaches of the Gower Peninsula, an area of outstanding natural beauty, and Rhossili Bay, where the jagged outline of a shipwreck is visible at low tide. And of course the dramatic Pembrokeshire Coast, with its abundant wildlife, spectacular walks and unforgettable memories.

Welsh Cities

Wales is home to six cities, which vary greatly in size and are all unique in their own way,. The Capital city of Cardiff is undoubtedly the largest and has so much to offer, from its historic castle to the bustling waterfront, while St David’s is not only the smallest city in Wales, it’s the smallest in Britain, with its cathedral one of the country’s most iconic religious sites.

Trains of Wales

What better way to explore Wales than by rail. Wales has an abundance of heritage railways taking you through rugged mountainous landscapes, sweeping green valleys and pretty countryside, each with a story entwined with their surroundings. From hauling slate and coal from the slopes of Snowdonia to enchanting journeys through the heart of Wales, there is no better way to explore the Welsh countryside. Take a ride on the famous Blaenau Ffestiniog or on the long-lost Welsh Highland Narrow-Gauge Railway, restored to its former glories. Sit back and relax beside Bala Lake, across the rugged Brecon Beacons or through the Vale of Rheidol. Or perhaps experience the Cambrian Coast Line - one of the most stunningly attractive coastal rail journeys in the country. And no visit to North Wales would be complete without a climb to the summit of Mount Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales onboard the Snowdonia Mountain Railway.

Gardens of Wales

Wales is known for its spectacular gardens and there are many to explore. We can help you plan your holiday itinerary to take in the best of the these, from The National Botanic Gardens of Wales, which has many rare and endangered plant species and is home to the world’s largest single-span glasshouse, to Bodnant Gardens, the brainchild of Henry Pochin in 1874, and Aberglasney Gardens with its enigmatic garden structures and Yew Tunnel. Our team at Just for Groups! can help you create the most wonderful gardens holiday.

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