Meet your private driver and vehicle for a transfer from London Gatwick Airport to Cardiff. Approximate travel time is 5 hours.

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Six by Nico is a mysterious and ever-evolving culinary concept founded by Chef Nico Simeone. Each six weeks, Six by Nico takes guests on a thrilling journey through time, spaces and places with a unique and affordable six course tasting experience. However, once this six week time period is up, each menu will disappear forever – never to be cooked or tasted again. From re-imagining childhood favorites to exploring the culinary delights of destinations such as Catalonia, Mexico and The Middle East, guests have been on quite the delicious journey so far.

Meet your private driver-guide and embark on a full day tour to discover some of the most impressive highlights of Southeastern Wales. From Cardiff, you'll first head to the town of Caerleon, where you'll make a visit of some remarkable Roman archaeological remains, including a legionary fortress, an Iron Age hillfort, and some excavated Roman Baths. Journey onwards to the stunning ruins of Tintern Abbey, a 12th century relic built on the bank of the River Wye, the first official Cistercian presence in Wales. The majestic abbey was an early victim of Henry VIII’s dissolution of the monasteries, but with much of the structure still standing, catch glimmers of its former prominence. Your adventure continues as your voyage back in time to the 11th century Chepstow Castle, Britain's oldest surviving stone fort ruins from the post-Roman era. Break your journey in the bustling market town of Abergavenny one of CondÉ Nast Travellers' regularly voted in the Top 10 places to visit in the UK. This quaint Welsh market town surrounded by the Brecon Beacons, there’s much more to this Gateway to Wales, packed full of stylish independent shops, with art galleries, markets makes this a pleasant way to conclude the day before you return to Cardiff.

Wales is well known for its male choirs, and The Treorchy Male Choir is probably the best known male voice combination in the world. This evening, you'll depart by private vehicle for a transfer to Treorchy where you'll join the audience and bear witness to an exceptional rehearsal of the choir at their rehearsal room in a local school. Take in a dazzling 2-hour demonstration of vocal prowess from these ambassadors for the Land of Song, then rejoin your driver for a return transfer to Cardiff.

Embark on a transfer to Tenby today with your private driver-guide, stopping along the way to learn about the Welsh custom of Lovespoon making. Leaving Cardiff, you will travel eastwards along the coastline of the Gower and discover the picturesque beaches along the way. Continue onward to The Lovespoon Workshop, a family-run small business specializing in hand-carved Welsh lovespoons. In no time at all you'll learn all there is to know about this unique Welsh custom dating back to the 17th century. Next, you will discover the seaside town of Tenby, surrounded by 13th Century medieval town walls. Start your afternoon by exploring Tenby Castle and tour the famous Tudor Merchant’s House for a flavor of the town's history, run by the National Trust. Spend some time at leisure to enjoy the shops, restaurants, and the beautiful sandy beach.

Meet your private driver-guide for a transfer to Aberystwyth today, making a stop the way in the historic towns of St. Davids and Aberaeron. From Tenby, travel northeast to the smallest city in the United Kingdom, St. Davids. St David, or Dewi Sant as he is called in the Welsh language, is the patron Saint of Wales and was one of the early saints who helped to spread Christianity among the pagan Celtic tribes of Western Britain. While here, you'll pay a visit to St. Davids Cathedral, a location that has seen 1500 years of prayer and worship. Make another stop in St. Davids at the ruins of the medieval Bishops Palace, known for its impressive great hall and wheel window. Continue northwest along the dramatic coastline to your next stop, Aberaeron. This Georgian harbor town is characterized by its charming painted houses. Here you'll stop off for an opportunity to try the famous local honey ice cream and enjoy a walk along the harbor. From Aberaeron, continue onward to enjoy a tour of the bustling university town of Aberystywth, including a walk along the promenade. From here, enjoy a ride on the Aberystwyth Cliff Railway for stunning views of the town and a chance to peer through one of the world’s largest camera obscuras, which offers a bird’s eye view of 1000 square miles across the sea and land. At the opposite end of the promenade, you will discover the ruins of Aberystwyth Castle that look over the town. Arrive at your Aberystwyth hotel to conclude your tour.

Today you will head out with your private driver-guide for a transfer to Anglesey, stopping en route to discover the Italian-style village of Portmeirion. After bidding goodbye to Abersytwyth, you'll first make a stop in the quaint village of Corris, set in the mountains of southern Snowdonia and on the banks of the Afon Deri. Here, you'll have the opportunity to visit the charming Corris Craft Centre, where a variety of artisan foods and other products are available, providing the perfect opportunity to pick up some authentic souvenirs. Then, travelling northwards, you'll reach the colorful village of Portmeirion, where you'll feel as though you have been transported to a Mediterranean coastal village. This village was inspired by the Mediterranean way of life and is home to fantastic gardens along with quaint cafes and shops. Welsh architect Clough Williams-Ellis wanted to prove that he could develop this site without spoiling its natural beauty, and he did just that. After exploring the picturesque village, you will continue onward to your final destination of Anglesey.

Join your driver guide for an exploration of tastes on the ancient island of Anglesey, first stop is at Melin Llynon, run by Richard Holt, previously Marcus Wareing's Head Pastry Chef in London he took ownership of the windmill to save it from closure and now runs one of Anglesey's most charming attractions, chocolate factory and donut shop. Enjoy a tour of the roundhouses and last remaining windmill in Wales before heading to shop to look at the sweet treats. Next stop is to learn how sea salt is produced at Halen MÔn, the award-winning Saltcote and Visitor Centre is a unique building on the banks of the of Menai Strait in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty for a behind the scenes tour led by a trained guide and for anyone interested in salt’s place in our history, culture and what makes Halen MÔn Sea Salt PDO a standout product, the tour will finish with a tutored salt tasting. Your day will conclude with a traditional afternoon tea at Chateau Rhianfa, relax in the hotels luxurious lounges, whilst soaking up the views of the Menai Strait and Snowdonia. Expect scrumptious sandwiches, freshly baked scones and homemade cakes making this a great way to finish your tasting tour of the island.

This morning you'll set out with your private driver-guide for a transfer to Brecon Beacons, stopping en route to explore the Penderyn Distillery. Start your journey by travelling south, passing through the mountains of the picturesque Snowdonia National Park. You'll discover one of Wales' ancient legends at Gelert's grave in the picturesque village of Beddgelert. As you travel further down through the Welsh countryside, you will reach the Elan valley to see its famous dams and wildlife. Here you have some time for photos and a visit to the visitor center to learn about the area's cultural history. Continue onward to the lush Brecon Beacons National Park, home to majestic mountain ranges, rushing waterfalls, and nearly three hundred recognized ancient monuments. This National Park combines history, industry and natural wonder in over 500 square miles of natural scenery in the South Wales valleys. This afternoon, you'll visit Penderyn Distillery which sources water from the Brecon Beacons to produce single malt whiskey and various other liqueurs. Along with your guide, take a tour of the distillery to learn about the founding of Penderyn, how whiskey is made, and to truly appreciate how this whiskey differs from any other in the world. At the end of the tour, head to the Tasting Bar to sample some of the distillery’s delicious products. Conclude the tour by arriving at your Brecon Beacons hotel.

Embark on a breathtaking journey through Brecon Beacons National Park with your private driver-guide, exploring Wales’ pristine natural wonders. Begin by visiting Twyn y Gaer Hill Fort at Mynydd Illtud, where panoramic views of the park’s majestic mountain ranges unfold. Continue to the Brecon Beacon Visitor Centre to explore the exhibitions that offer visitors an introduction to appreciate and explore this pristine protected landscape and at some 1100ft/335m above sea level, its location offers stunning views of Pen-y-Fan, the highest mountain in South Wales. Next, enjoy a heartwarming encounter with friendly alpacas on a scenic 90-minute hillwalk across a traditional Welsh hill farm. Take in stunning countryside views, including the peaks of Pen Y Fan and Sugar Loaf, as you bond with your alpaca companion. Conclude this unforgettable day back in Cardiff, enriched by the natural beauty and legendary tales of South Wales.

After checking out, meet your private vehicle and driver for a transfer to Cardiff's airport. Approximate travel time is 1.5 hours.

Hilton Cardiff (4*) is located in the heart of the city, directly opposite Cardiff Castle, just minutes from St David's shopping center, a 10 minute walk from the Millennium Stadium and a short drive away from Cardiff Bay. Step inside the hotel and you’ll find beautifully styled guest rooms, fantastic dining options and a host of amenities for rest and recreation — everything you need for a fantastic stay in the Welsh capital. Hotel amenities include the chic Metropole Lounge, Razzi Restaurant and Costa Coffee. A 65-foot heated pool, Livingwell club, and beauty treatment rooms are also available for guests use. The strength of the Hilton brand, the hotel's history in the city center and constantly delivering an updated offering provides guests with the perfect combination of heritage and innovation. You can expect a warm welcome and attentive service in the heart of the Welsh capital at the Hilton Cardiff.

Set in the Ritec Valley, nearby the known seaside town of Tenby. The Trefloyne Manor is a 15th century country manor that prides itself on its hospitality. After a rousing day of roaming the Pembrokeshire Coast or navigating the local towns and villages, retire to a traditional Welsh environment at this country estate. Surrounded by an 18-hole golf course, the hotel has been designed to provide guests with an unforgettable experience. The hotel’s restaurant provides produce from locally sourced suppliers to keep up the ever-evolving menu. When you walk up onto the beautiful sun terrace adorned with flowers and enter the warm and welcoming hall, you will be greeted with a smile before you instantly relax.

Nestled in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains, Hafod Hotel offers a charming retreat at Devil’s Bridge, overlooking the breathtaking Mynach Falls. This historic property features 17 elegantly designed rooms, blending modern comfort with traditional character. Guests can explore the famous Devil’s Bridge waterfalls and scenic walking trails just steps from the hotel. The onsite restaurant serves locally inspired cuisine, complemented by a cozy bar and lounge area. Additional amenities include free parking, a terrace with panoramic views, and easy access to nearby attractions. Hafod Hotel is an ideal destination for nature lovers, hikers, and those seeking a tranquil escape.

A castle nestled amid the breathtaking nature of Anglesey, Chateau Rhianfa, a Grade II-listed building, warmly welcomes guests to its bucolic castle wherein dreams are aspired to be lived. Providing a personalized and intimate services to the guests, Chateau Rhianfa fulfills the expectation of having a fairy tale-like experience. Dine in style in the exquisite Le Dragon Rouge, serving gourmet cuisine that aims to satisfy the palate. A hidden architectural and historical gem within the terrain of North Wales, Chateau Rhianfa is the ideal destination for those who are seeking to experience a momentous holiday.

Llangoed Hall Hotel is a wonderfully elegant and historic country house hotel situated in the beautiful Wye Valley in the heart of the Welsh countryside. After the property had changed hands multiple times, the stately country house was redesigned in 1912 by famous British architect Clough Williams Ellis, who would later go on to design the picturesque village of Portmeirion. The on-site restaurant offers an intimate fine dining experience with food sourced from the freshest local ingredients. Now boasting an admirable fine art collection and impressive gardens, Llangoed Hall has become an idyllic location for a memorable stay in the Brecon Beacons. This charming hotel truly offers the quintessential Edwardian country house experience.