GOWER PENINSULA, WALES
Based at the excellent Diplomat Hotel & Spa in Llaneli, this 4 night break in South Wales showcases the diverse and beautiful scenery the area has to offer. The 19 mile long Gower Peninsula was designated as the UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty back in 1956. The Gower Peninsula is a rich and varied environment which is as ecologically diverse as it is beautiful, from open, wild moors and dramatic limestone cliffs to jaw dropping golden, sandy beaches. Gower is a geological goldmine with inspiring landscapes and a captivating coastline
Single supplement £120pp
£529pp
4 nights
half board
£120pp
The Diplomat Hotel + Spa
Just a mile from Llanelli’s centre, the luxury Diplomat Hotel Restaurant & Spa is the ideal place to stay for exploring this beautiful area. The hotel, built in 1810, combines Georgian architecture with a wonderful modern interior, and today its 50 bedrooms boast stylish décor and modern features including TV, hairdryer, tea/coffee making facilities and private en-suite bathrooms. The hotel also has free Wi-Fi, a modern leisure centre, luxurious New Eden Spa, with facilities including a sauna, steam room, hot tub, gym and indoor pool. A range of health and beauty treatments are also available. Please note that some rooms are accessed by a few steps.
Available dates
| Dates | Info | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 17/05/2026 | 4 Nights - The Gower Peninsula | £529.00pp |
Holiday Itinerary
| Day 1 | We travel to South Wales with comfort stops en-route. |
| Day 2 | A jaw dropping day today as we firstly visit the Gower Heritage Centre where you can see the 12th century Flower Mill and experience local craft displays and learn about the history of the Gower. We then embark on a two hour guided tour of this outstandingly beautiful Peninsula before a visit to the Mumbles. |
| Day 3 | Today we spend a day at the seaside as we cross into Pembrokeshire and visit the historic resort of Tenby, established by the Normans, most of the fortified walls remain today and enclose a myriad of small narrow streets. The resort is famous for its two beautiful beaches and its picture postcard harbour. |
| Day 4 | No trip to Wales is complete without a ride on a train, so today we visit the oldest town in Wales, Carmarthen, with its medieval lanes and Georgian architecture, today also being market day. After time here, we then take the short trip to Abergwili to board a Gwili Railway steam train for a 90 minute round trip on one of the UK’s most picturesque preserved lines, following the river Gwili through glorious farmland and woodland. |
| Day 5 | Sadly, we have to leave this truly beautiful place and head home with comfort stops en-route. |
Price is per person on half board basis unless stated. Weekend breaks include Sunday lunch.
No single supplement on allocated singles.