What to expect
Tour the Gower Peninsula
Visit the Mumbles, Langland Bay & Arthurs Stone
Sgwd Henrhyd Waterfall
Discover the tallest waterfall in South Wales
Grand Hotel, Swansea
Stay in the heart of Swansea city centre
About this trip...
Enjoy a two-night stay in the vibrant coastal city of Swansea as we join our fellow solo travellers to explore the stunning Gower Peninsula on a guided tour, visiting highlights like Mumbles, Rhossili, and Arthur’s Stone, while taking in breathtaking coastal views. We'll also embark on a half-day tour to the enchanting Sgwd Henrhyd Waterfall, the tallest in South Wales, surrounded by lush woodland.
Activity Level:
What's this?What's Included
Double Room for Single Occupancy 
Half Board - 2 x dinner with wine & 2 x breakfast 
Welcome Drink
Brecon Beacons & Henryd Waterfall Half Day Tour-
Gower Peninsula Full Day Tour
Accompanying Solos Tour Leader
Fully Financially Protected
Itinerary
- Arrive in Swansea
- Gower Peninsula
- Brecon Beacons & Depart
what you'll be doing
Day One: Arrival Day
Arrive at The Grand Hotel in Swansea at your leisure. This evening, we can enjoy a welcome drink with other Solos guests before our dinner in the hotel restaurant.
- Dinner included
Day Two: Gower Peninsula
Today, we enjoy a full day tour of the beautiful Gower Peninsula – the UK’s first AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) established in 1956.
Our tour begins in the charming village of Mumbles, where we'll explore the historic Mumbles Pier and admire the iconic lighthouse. Next, we'll follow the stunning coastline to Langland Bay, where a scenic cliff walk awaits. This 2 km trek takes us along rugged shores to the beautiful Caswell Bay. Next, we head inland to visit the ancient St. Illtud’s Church in Ilston, home to a remarkable 3,000-year-old Yew Tree. Then, it's time to indulge in a delicious lunch at a traditional local pub (lunch at additional cost).
After lunch, we set off for the breathtaking Rhossili, renowned for its dramatic cliffs and sweeping views of Worm's Head. As the day draws to a close, we’ll visit Maen Arthur, or Arthur’s Stone—a fascinating Neolithic burial chamber steeped in legend and offering panoramic views of the Gower landscape.
- Breakfast & dinner included
Day Three: Brecon Beacons
After breakfast, we journey out to Brecon Beacons for a half day tour. We begin with a visit to the renowned Sgwd Henrhyd Waterfall, famously known as the Batcave entrance from the Batman movies. Next, we’ll explore the breathtaking Brecon Beacons National Park before taking a scenic drive through South Wales’ historic coal mining valleys, a region that thrived on coal during the 19th century. We finish the tour back in Swansea, where we'll say goodbye to our group.
- Breakfast included
Accommodation
The Grand Hotel, Swansea
The Grand Hotel, Swansea is located in the heart of Swansea City Centre, next to the train station, and within walking distance of Swansea’s many attractions.
Facilities include
Close to Quadrant shopping centre, Swansea market, nearby attractions and award winning beaches. Dine in the Bistro Restaurant & Bar, which offers dining all day with outside dining available in the summer months. Complimentary Wi-Fi is also offered throughout the hotel.
Room includes
Digital flat screen TV, hairdryer, iron/ironing board, tea & coffee making facilities and air conditioning.
Dates & Prices
Essential Information
Location & Transport
The Grand Hotel, Ivey Place, High Street, Swansea, SA1 1NX By Car- Car Parking is available at the High Street Car Park adjacent to the hotel and includes 3 electric car charging points. Payment for this car park is via the ticket machine prior to leaving.
WEEKEND GUESTS: Please note that this car park hosts a car boot sale on Sunday morning and guests are advised to park on the levels 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 & 10 of the car park for easy access out of the car park.
By Train - The hotel is 1 minute walk from Swansea Train Station
Dress Code
The dress code for during the day is casual and layers are recommended. In the evenings the dress code is smart casual. Comfortable shoes for walking and sightseeing are recommended.
Gratuities
There is often confusion on the question of gratuities, since it frequently depends on the type of holiday, location and, of course, your attitude towards tipping, as to what is normally expected. To give you a rough idea, we have given appropriate guidance below.
The Tour Leader will be on hand to offer advice or suggestions if required but gratuities are offered entirely at the sole discretion of the individual. We suggest a group collection at the beginning of your holiday to cover drivers, guides, porters and hotel staff of approximately £15. Your Tour Leader will collect this on your behalf and distribute it accordingly, thus relieving you of the burden of who, when and how much to tip.
