Pendragon Guided Tours of Wales

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Happy clients who have recommended Pen Dragon Tours

Andrew and Karin Weyer
South Africa - September 2007
Carreg Cennen Castle Brecon Beacons
What an absolutely awesome 4 days in Wales with you!!! Andrew and I trust that we are finding you well. We just want to thank you so much for such a lovely time and experience. Our memories are imprinted with the most beautiful pictures and views of Wales - thanks to a wonderful tour guide and friend.

Peter, thank you once again for all your efforts and kindness in making our trip unforgettable.

Steve and Linda Jungers, and Linda Stephens.
St Simon's Island, Louisiana

Christabel Fernando, Doreen Peris, Deanna Misso
Ladies from Sri Lanka
Christabel Fernando Doreen Peris Deanna Misso

Bob Anderson Cobden, Victoria
Australia May 2006

Thank you Peter for giving me such a wonderful insight into Wales.
I was thrilled with the beauty of the country, particularly the Beacons and the Usk and Wye valleys - Tintern is haunting. It was good to get a glimpse of the Rhondda valley and the remains of the coal industry. People have always associated Wales with coal mines and slag heaps, but everywhere is now so clean and tidy.

The story of the drovers taking cattle from Llandovery to London is of course reminiscent of the old droving days of Australia - the Birdsville track and Banjo Patterson.

Other things that stand out: St Davids and Brecon cathedrals; Pembrokeshire coast walk with the wild flowers and all the seabirds; Aberglasney gardens and the work that the team are doing there; Carew castle and tidal mill; the canals and the part they played in the early days of the Industrial Revolution (aqueduct at Llanfrynach over the Usk is amazing); the comfort and warmth of the B&bs; meals at the Owl and the Pussy Cat and the Butchers Arms - and I did really eat bread made from seaweed!

Peter, it was wonderful getting to know Wales with you. Thank you and good wishes for your future. You are offering something very special.

Greetings to you and Lucy from 'down under' Bob

Cathie (Zolnowski) Helen, Julie and Michelle
Kansas City
In the brecon Beacons Wales

Helen, Julie and I would love another tour with you! I have no hesitation in recommending you to others, We have such wonderful memories of our tour of South Wales. You do a great job!
Again greetings to Lucy and you and the children. Warm wishes and much success in your Pendragon Tours.

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THINGS WE HAVE DONE in the seven years Pendragon has been in business

Located family graves in Camrose churchyard (1823), St Martins near Wrexham (1780) and others, and researched family records in archive of the National Library of Wales in Aberystwyth; pony trekking near Brecon; barge trip on canal from Govilon to Talybont on Usk; walked 5 miles of Offa’s Dyke near Knighton; taken steam railways from Welshpool to Llanfair Caereinion, and Aberystwyth to Devils Bridge; visited National Trust properties - Powis Castle near Welshpool, Bodnant gardens near Conway, Erddig near Wrexham, Plas Newydd on Anglesey and Llanerchaeron near Aberaeron.

Taken train to the summit of Snowdon; boat trips from St Davids round Ramsey Island; and from Dale out to Skokholm and Skomer islands; to see the bluebells and sea birds; been down the Roman gold mines at Dolaucothi, and Big Pit at Blaenafon, the coal mine exhibition run by the National Museum – you are taken underground by ex-miners who used to work in this pit which ceased coal production in the 1980s; enjoyed Don Carlos in the new Opera House in Cardiff Bay; attended concerts and rehearsals of the Pontypridd Male Voice Choir.

Wales on way to win over Australia - Millennium Stadium

As well as seeing lots of castles – Pembroke, Harlech, Conwy, Caerphilly, Raglan and more! – St Davids Cathedral and Tintern Abbey; Hay on Wye for the Festival and bookshops; Laugharne for Dylan Thomas; many private gardens as well as the restored 17thC gardens at Aberglasney and the National Botanic Garden near Carmarthen; the world famous Museum of Welsh Life at St Fagans, a small village outside Cardiff and just a mile from this house – and being at all times in beautiful countryside surrounded by spectacular scenery.

Marilyn (Henshaw)
New Jersey
Pentre Ivan burial chamber Pembrokshire
Just to let you know that Erin and I arrived home without incident. I want to thank you again for a wonderful trip and all your efforts to make it so. Erin and I have so many special memories.

Today is my first day back at work and I know you are picking up your family. Enjoy their return and thank you again.

Tom and Ruth Spina
Glenfield - NY13343
trspina@frontiernet.net
On Pembrokeshire coastal path with Skomer in distance

Tom and I send large thank yous for such a rich, comprehensive tour of your beautiful Wales. I believe you know that it far exceeded our expectations! And we are still marveling over your unflagging warm hospitality, your boundless enthusiasm throughout those six twelve-hour days. The value you offer is wonderful.
Again, diolch to all the Budgen family. We look forward to seeing you all again one day - here or there.