Culinary Journey Through Wales

Arrive in Wales by flying into Cardiff Airport or taking a scenic train or private transfer from London. Your adventure begins in Crickhowell, a picture-perfect market town in the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park. Known for its colorful High Street, award-winning pubs, and stunning hill views, Crickhowell is the perfect introduction to rural Welsh life. Enjoy artisan cafés, local shops, and gentle riverside walks. For nature lovers, nearby hiking trails offer breathtaking vistas of the Black Mountains. Settle into your charming accommodation and experience your first taste of warm Welsh hospitality.

Begin with a visit to Penderyn Distillery, home of Wales' most iconic whisky. Discover how their single malts are crafted from mountain spring water and sample a selection during a guided tasting. Then, spend the afternoon exploring Brecon, a historic market town with quaint streets, canal paths, and the beautiful Brecon Cathedral. Visit local galleries, browse artisan stores, and maybe enjoy a riverside pint. This day blends culture, craftsmanship, and countryside charm.

Travel north through rolling hills and rugged valleys to Conwy, one of Wales' best-preserved medieval towns and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the majestic Conwy Castle, stroll the old town walls, and visit the picturesque harbor. In the afternoon, cross the Menai Strait to Anglesey for a guided Halen Môn Saltcote Tour, where you’ll learn about sustainable sea salt harvesting and taste gourmet Welsh products. End your day in luxurious comfort.

This morning, head into the scenic foothills of Yr Eryri (Snowdonia National Park) to visit Pant Du Vineyard. Surrounded by mountains, this family-run estate offers a sustainable look at Welsh winemaking. Taste their wine and cider while soaking in panoramic views. In the afternoon, indulge in a classic afternoon tea at Château Rhianfa, a romantic Gothic mansion overlooking the Menai Strait. Return to your hotel for a relaxed evening.

Travel to the iconic village of Portmeirion, a colorful, Italian-style fantasy nestled on the coast. Designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, this artistic village is filled with tropical gardens, hidden statues, and cliffside views. After soaking up its storybook ambiance, continue south along the coast to Aberystwyth, a Victorian seaside town rich in history, culture, and sweeping sea views.

Head south with a stop at Da Mhile Distillery, an innovative organic distillery on a working Welsh farm. Enjoy a tasting of their craft gin, seaweed-infused vodka, or farmhouse whisky. Then continue to Cardiff, the capital of Wales. Explore Cardiff Bay, visit the Senedd (Welsh Parliament), or take a stroll through the lush grounds of Bute Park. End the day with a relaxed dinner in one of the city’s foodie hotspots.

Delight your senses with a guided Cardiff food tour, led by a local expert who will take you through the city’s best bites—Welsh cakes, cheeses, charcuterie, and more. Meet passionate local producers and discover the stories behind each flavor. Spend the afternoon at Cardiff Castle, explore the Victorian shopping arcades, or relax at a cozy café. This final full day offers a perfect taste of Welsh culture, history, and creativity.

After breakfast, take one last stroll through Cardiff’s city centre or along the bay before you depart. Whether you’re catching a flight from Cardiff Airport, hopping on a train, or heading back to London by private transfer, you leave with rich memories of Wales—its castles, coastlines, countryside, and culinary delights. Diolch yn fawr, Wales. Until next time.