WALES
Rolling hills, lush green countryside and rugged beaches make up this petite but pretty country. Delve into its natural beauty with your Travel Director and learn more about a land famed for its natural beauty, history, male voice choirs and of course, rugby.
Head on an orientation in Cardiff where you’ll see the castle and Principality Stadium. Enjoy scenic drives through the Welsh Marshes, along with the Severn Bridge and take in the beauty of Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales.
With Insight Vacations gain access to exclusive experiences: • Explore pretty Bodnant Gardens near Tal-y-Cafn, Conwy • Enjoy a scenic ride on Snowdon Mountain Railway.
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Country Roads of Scotland
9 days from US$2,475
From the great capital of Edinburgh to the Orkney Islands and Skye, you'll travel through 8,000 years of history and become immersed in Scotland’s rich cultural heritage.
Best of Ireland & Scotland (Summer 2020)
14 days from US$3,686
Despite the many regional variations between Ireland and Scotland, they share a natural affinity, tracing back to their Gaelic roots, together with stunning landscapes, and warm-hearted communities.
Elegance of Great Britain
12 days from US$3,128
This journey is a must for those who have a love of literature and Britain. Stately homes, historic castles and beautiful gardens shape a delightful itinerary, evoking a bygone age.
Travel Tips
When to go: Wales has its temperate weather to thank for the lush green fields and blooming gardens that make up its verdant land. For the driest weather travel there between June and September. For reasonably good weather but fewer tourists, head there in April, May, September or October.
SPRING
MAR - MAY
9 °C
Avg Temp.
SUMMER
JUN - AUG
16 °C
Avg Temp.
AUTUMN
SEP - NOV
12 °C
Avg Temp.
WINTER
DEC - FEB
6 °C
Avg Temp.
Time Difference
London GMT +0
Currency
Pounds (GBP, £)
Language
Welsh, English
Population
3.099 million
Capital City
Cardiff
Electricity
European Standard of 230V, with a frequency of 50Hz.
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