If independent travel is your thing, but you don't want to compromise on comfort, opt for a self-guided cycling holiday.
You decide on the departure date, rather than being tied to a fixed timetable. What is included on a self-guided tour?
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Lon Las Cymru. The Big One. Travel from one end of Wales to the other, soaking up the varied landscapes and historic towns as you go. Holyhead Chepstow or Cardiff 236-254 miles 10 nights Strenuous �650 �375Book Now or call on 01497 821134.
Lon Las Cymru South Miss out the mountainous northern section of the Lon Las Cymru, and focus on the market towns and forests of Mid Wales instead. An incredible variety of landscapes packed into a mere seven days of riding. Llanidloes Chepstow or Cardiff 100-120 miles 7 nights Moderate �500 �285Book Now or call on 01497 821134.
Southern Loop of Lon Las Cymru/Celtic Trail Travel from the mountains towards the coast on the southern stage of the Lon Las Cymru, then pick up the Celtic Trail to Chepstow. Enjoy fabulous castles and historical sites as you traverse the former industrial heartland of Wales on traffic-free routes and minor roads. From Chepstow you ride north along the border to finish back in Hay. Hay. Hay. 160 miles. 6 nights. Moderate. �465. �265.Book Now or call on 01497 821134.
Best of Mid Wales. Begin in the book town of Hay, and discover the diversity of Mid Wales as you travel in a loop from the English border to the Brecon Beacons National Park and back to Hay. With overnight stops in Presteigne, the spa towns of Llandrindod Wells and Builth Wells, bustling Brecon and the charming town of Crickhowell. Hay. Hay. 7 nights. Moderate. �500. �285.Book Now or call on 01497 821134.
Radnor Ring A beautiful diversion from the main North-South cycle routes, the Radnor ring begins in Newbridge, and takes in some of the best scenery in Wales. Hilly throughout, but with views that will amply reward your efforts. With overnight stops in Gladestry, Kington and the village of Abbey-cwm-hir, this is an ideal trip for those wanting to get away from it all. Newbridge-on-Wye. Newbridge-on-Wye. 84 miles. 4 nights. Moderate.Book Now or call on 01497 821134.
Taff Trail. A lovely ride with great views (and yet only one major climb) taking you from the Brecon Beacons to Wales' capital city via the Taff Valley. Following disused railway lines and traffic-free trails this is stress-free cycling at its best, and there is plenty on offer for those with a love of nature or an interest in industrial heritage. Brecon or Hay Cardiff 54-74 miles 2 or 3 nights Moderate �165 �235 �95 �135Book Now or call on 01497 821134.
Llanthony Priory. This spectacular short break begins in the book town of Hay. A steep climb brings you to the exhilarating Gospel Pass, where stunning views await. Continue to the beautiful ruins of 12th century Llanthony Abbey. Your second day is spent following the Olchon Valley back to Hay. Hay Hay 2 nights Strenuous �165 �95Book Now or call on 01497 821134.
Black Mountains Triangle. Iron Age Hillforts, a Norman abbey and spectacular, sheep-speckled vistas. This tour takes in the best of the Black Mountains as you travel from Hay to Crickhowell, and follow the River Usk to Brecon. Hay Brecon or Hay 2 or 3 nights Moderate �165 �235 �95 �135Book Now or call on 01497 821134.
Landscapes of Powys. Start in the attractive �town on the dyke�, Knighton, which straddles King Offa's great earthwork. Staying close to the border, you travel south to the book town of Hay on Wye, where you spend the second night. A final day of meandering along the Wye Valley brings you to the spa town of Builth Wells Knighton Builth Wells 2 nights Moderate �165 �95Book Now or call on 01497 821134.
Heart of Wales. Let the train take some of the strain on this ride through the beautiful heart of Wales. Follow the Wye Valley from Hay to Builth and, after an overnight stop, hop aboard for one of the UK's most scenic train journeys. Alight in Knighton, where you'll spend your second night, before cycling south through the Welsh borderlands, ending up in Hay. Hay Hay 2 nights Easy �235 �135Book Now or call on 01497 821134.
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