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Discover the fascinating industrial heritage of South Wales on this immersive guided tour, departing from central Cardiff in Wales. Travel in comfort and style aboard a modern, fully electric vehicle with your expert driver-guide Andy, a certified Mountain Leader and Green Badged Tourist Guide, ensuring a knowledgeable and eco-friendly experience.
Your adventure begins at the National Museum Cardiff before heading to the spectacular Fourteen Locks, an ancient monument nestled along the scenic Monmouthshire and Brecon canal. Marvel at the engineering feats and beautiful waterways that played a crucial role in the region’s industrial past.
Journey onwards through the tranquil Cwmcarn Forest Drive, where the winding roads and panoramic countryside views offer a peaceful retreat. Pause at one of the scenic viewpoints while Andy shares captivating stories about the area’s natural and cultural significance.
Next, pay tribute to local history at the Guardian of the Valley, a striking steel sculpture commemorating the Six Bells Disaster. Continue to Abertillery for lunch and admire its Victorian architecture before travelling along a breathtaking mountain road with sweeping views of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
The highlight of your day is a visit to Big Pit National Coal Museum. Descend 300 feet underground with a real miner to experience what coal mining life was like, then explore the historic pithead baths and colliery buildings above. All admissions are included for a truly hassle-free day. Spaces are limited to just seven guests, so check availability and book now for an unforgettable journey through South Wales’ living history!
