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Laser Clay Shooting offers a modern and exciting spin on the traditional clay shooting experience, making it truly one-of-a-kind. Unlike traditional clay shooting, laser clay shooting uses infrared technology instead of live ammunition, that means up to five people can fire at the same time. Set against the stunning backdrop of Herefordshire countryside, the activity combines fresh air, beautiful scenery and a unique challenge keeps everyone entertained. Rain or Shine, you're covered. Our laser clay shooting activity is held under cover, so there's no need to worry about the weather. Even if it rains, you can focus on the fun and let the clays fly!

This walk has been designed by the owner of Wales Outdoors to take in the best of the Wye Valley in the Symmonds Yat area. From the start at the wonderful village store we regularly take in wonderful places of interest such as the viewpoint from Symmonds Yat Rock that looks down upon the almost unbelievable Huntsham Oxbow. The woodland is mostly ours as we are, mostly, off the beaten track throughout. This is a skilfully designed day with plenty of interest for the young and the young at heart alike :)

Cardiff has been an essential part of Doctor Who for the last 20 years, be it as Victorian London, Depression era New York or present day Paris. Across two and a half hours, we will discover the heart and soul of Doctor Who in the Welsh capital, and traverse 13 series of the show, while discussing filming locations, important scenes and characters, as well as crucial buildings and streets. The Doctor Who Tour covers a range of locations from Cardiff's Civic Centre area to the city centre itself and then finishes in Cardiff Bay. What makes this tour distinctive to the Cardiff City Centre Doctor Who Tour option is that is includes Butetown and Cardiff Bay in addition to the central area of the city, so more scenes, more locations and more Doctor Who!

Marvel at the cliffs of Nash Point, part of the Wales Coast Path, which offers spectacular walking routes with breath-taking views of the Bristol Channel. Afterward, spend some time at Dunraven Bay, a popular destination known for its impressive limestone cliffs and rock pools. Then, take a look at the ruins of Ogmore Castle, featuring parts of the stone keep, a curtain wall, and a gatehouse. Next, enjoy a stroll through St. Fagans National Museum of History, one of Europe's leading open-air museums and Wales's most popular heritage attraction. The final stop will be in Caerphilly town to marvel at Caerphilly Castle—a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest castle in Wales. Entrance is optional; you can also spend your free time exploring the charming town, which is filled with cafes, quaint shops, and souvenir spots. Finally, sit back and enjoy the ride back to Cardiff to the designated meeting point, concluding a day filled with exploration and discovery.

Looking for a ultimate party experience, something for the ladies! ... Then this is perfect. Think - Male Strippers! Dance or Pole Party! Bottles of Bubbly! Venue Hire! Free Parking! Unlimited fun & giggles with your friends, which is the perfect party package!

Turning Cardiff Bay Into an Adventure Playground! Get a unique perspective of Mermaid Quay on this self-guided, interactive treasure hunt. It's the best way to see the bay! On your adventure, unlock a hidden trail by finding clues, solving puzzles and completing challenges, earning points along the way. During your Quest you will not only discover the city's highlights but explore hidden gems, learn some fun facts about the places you visit and see things that most people just pass by. As the activity is all self-guided through the app, you can start your Quest when you want (must be played during daylight hours), there are no set starting/ending times. No groups to follow. You can go at your own pace, stopping for longer in one location, taking a break or having a snack in one of the many cafes and pubs along the trail OR you can make it a race and try to get to the top of the city leaderboard! Instant acess with nothing to print from home. Will you conquer the Quest?

Experience our tours with a maximum of 8 passengers per group. Escape the hustle and bustle of Cardiff city with a day tour to explore the Wye Valley's wonders. Start your adventure among the ancient Roman ruins of Caerleon. Explore the impressive amphitheatre—nicknamed the “Stonehenge of Roman Wales”. Discover Chepstow’s dramatic riverside castle—the oldest stone fortress in Britain or enjoy a leisurely stroll through the charming town and relax with a coffee at one of the many picturesque cafés by the river. Hike up to Eagle’s Nest for panoramic views over the Wye Valley—on a clear day, you can see five counties and the Bristol Chanel from this Victorian-era favourite viewpoint. Experience the haunting beauty of Tintern Abbey. Keep an eye out for the ghostly monk said to haunt the grounds at dusk! Stroll through the charming streets of Monmouth. Cross the unique Monnow Bridge, the only medieval bridge in Britain still topped by its original gatehouse.

A small group guided tour from central Cardiff taking in the very best beaches & historical sites on the Gower peninsula, the first Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the UK. You travel in a luxurious fully electric vehicle, limited to a maximum of 7 passengers with tour guide Andy who is a Mountain Leader and a Green Badged Tourist Guide. Mumbles with its fine row of shops, harbour, small beaches and Victorian pier. Three Cliffs Bay, home of adventure activity by the sea. We'll then visit Gower Heritage Centre for lunch and a guided tour of the 12th Century watermill. Rhossili and Worms Head is a must with any trip to the Gower having to pull into this iconic spot. Llanrhidian Common is farming Gower, with sheep, sheep and more sheep... Oh, and King Arthurs Stone. Know Before You Go 1. This tour will take place rain or shine 2. There is a walk of 3km in total on our visit to Three Cliffs Bay 3. Andy may bring his dog with him. If this is an issue for you please let us know

Cardiff may be a young capital city, but it is a city steeped in history and culture. From the Romans to the Normans, from Tudor times to the Industrial Revolution and beyond, Cardiff has lived an eventful and full life despite its youth as a capital city. On this two-hour walking tour of central Cardiff we will discuss this journey of Cardiff from Roman outpost to the capital of Wales, which saw the city grow rapidly in size, population and wealth across the nineteenth century in particular. This tour takes in all of the major landmarks of the city centre, including Cardiff Castle, Bute Park, Cardiff Market, the Principality Stadium, and the spectacular Civic Centre. Discover not only the architecture and history of Cardiff, but the culture and characters of Wales too, from rugby, Welsh food and language, to the iconic figures who have made this country what it is today.

Along bike lanes and through the city’s parks, you’ll learn the history behind Cardiff’s landmarks and visit the parts other tours can’t reach. With frequent stops and an easy pace, you don’t need to be super-fit – just a competent cyclist. And the added ingredient? Our friendly guides, featuring journalists and broadcasters, will pass on their own experiences of living and working in the city. So, give the bell a ding and come along for the ride.