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Prices and Departures

Adults: $279 USD each 

Departures: 21 Feb, 2009; 21 Mar, 2009; 16 May, 2009; 13 June, 2009 (subject to availability)

Meeting Point:
08.30 AM From ISH, 229 Great Portland Street, London W1W 5PN

Note: the meeting point is in the car park (just outside reception). ISH is directly opposite Great Portland Street tube station but also a very easy walk from Warren Street, Regent's Park and Baker Street tube stations.

PLEASE NOTE that all rates are subject to change without notice due to the fluctuating exchange rate. Rates will be confirmed at time of booking. Tickets are non-refundable once purchased.

TENTATIVE ITINERARY

Our adventure begins as we travel west over the border, crossing the River Severn estuary and into another country - Wales. The first stop is Chepstow with its impressive castle - the oldest stone fortress in the country. Here the beautiful River Wye merges with the Severn and flows out to the ocean. This ancient Welsh port provides us with an early lunch stop before we explore the Wye Valley and visit the ruins at Tintern, a 12th century Cistercian Abbey whose romantic delights inspired the poetry of Wordsworth and the paintings of Turner. As we continue our journey westwards we enter the dramatic hill country of South Wales and visit Hay-on-Wye, the famous town of books, which boasts a yearly festival that Bill Clinton once called 'the Woodstock of the mind'. Here, amongst the quiet, narrow streets there will be time for dinner and a chance to look around the many second hand bookstores before we head off to our accomodation.

Our second day involves a full day's horseback riding in the Brecon Beacons National Park, taking in remote bridleways and ancient tracks with views of the stunning mountains, an important feature of the Welsh countryside. A relaxing stop in a village pub for food and refreshment will also be given.

No knowledge of horse riding required! Experienced instructor accompany group. All horses are well trained and used to special trails

Please note that as this tour is normally heavily subscribed, it may be necessary to make your reservation well in advance, especially if you are booking flights to or from the UK to coincide with a specific tour date.

This tour is operated by International Friends