Wales, derived from the Saxon word for foreigner. It was to these hills that England original Celtic inhabitants retreated before the conquering Roman, Saxon and Norman armies. Where "foreigners" established their Celtic redoubt and preserved their culture. It is here that you find the living heart of the modern Welsh culture. The hills are alive, both with singing and the second oldest language spoken in Europe. But, despite the retreat and preservation of an ancient culture made possible by the protection of the magnificent mountains, the invader left his tell tale sign in castles, settlement and industry.

With a maximum group size of 11 and a university educated guide/driver, you are sure to have a memorable and personal experience.