Welsh Wanderer - 5 days

What our customers ask about this tour

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  Ryan

  Asked on March 11th, 2025

  Could you please advise if the traveller can join the adventure in Bristol instead of London?

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written March 2025

    Unfortunately that would not be possible as this tour only goes near Bristol on the way back so they would miss the whole tour! If you are able to join us for the start from London, we would love to welcome you on this incredible journey that takes you to the breathtaking landscapes and historic gems of Wales on the Welsh Wanderer – 5 Days tour.
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  Charles

  Asked on December 3rd, 2024

  wanted to ask if i could book a custom trip. A trip touring wales, england and scotland and back to wales preferably Cardiff.

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written December 2024

    Unfortunately we are not currently providing custom tours. All our Welsh tours will start in London, but it is easy to get a train from Cardiff to London. In terms of doing Scotland as well, we can do a back to back tour! What I would suggest is ending in Edinburgh so you are not looping back down on yourself and then you can get the train from Edinburgh to Cardiff or fly.
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  Alice

  Asked on November 27th, 2024

  Is there any opportunity to be dropped off at Heathrow airport at the end of the tour? We need to be there by 6 pm or we cannot join the tour.

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written November 2024

    Sadly we are unable to organise a drop off at Heathrow at the end of the tour. Even if we were able to as this day is a full day of touring we would not be able to guarantee that you would be at the airport by 1800hrs.
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  Derek

  Asked on April 14th, 2024

  I was wondering what is considered a simple guesthouse and looking at 2 double and 1 single room - want better understanding between regular and hotel room with clarification on guest house accommodation

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written April 2024

    B&Bs are traditionally small family owned and run properties offering a handful of guest rooms, usually with shared bathroom facilities (ensuite rooms are sometimes available). They are usually residential properties, so they tend to be located on the outskirts of towns and you should be prepared for a 20-30 minute walk to local facilities like pubs and restaurants. It's unusual for a B&B to offer any additional services like concierge, porterage, evening meals or room service. Wi-fi is usually, but not always available and it's worth bearing in mind that access can be unreliable in more remote locations. Breakfast will be included unless otherwise noted. The type of breakfast provided will vary from place to place so you may receive either a full cooked breakfast, a continental style breakfast (E.g., toast, fruit, cereal), or a packed breakfast bag or tray. Hotels vary in size but tend to be larger properties run by a team of staff. They usually have a relatively central location but may be up to a 20-30 minute walk from local facilities. They are often housed in traditional old buildings and bathrooms are always for private use and are typically ensuite. A buffet breakfast is typically included with a hotel stay. The services and facilities offered by hotels varies considerably so you should make a special request at the time of booking if you expect anything specific such as concierge, porterage, bar, restaurant, room service etc. Wi-fi may only be available in communal areas and access can be unreliable in remote locations.