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Hiking Tours in Wales

Wales is a small, friendly country with a lot of coast, mountains and history. In the north, Snowdon tops Snowdonia (Eryri) as the highest peak in Wales and England. In the southwest, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path follows Atlantic clifftops through Britain's only coastal national park, and in the east, Offa's Dyke traces an 8th-century earthwork along the English border.

Our Wales trips cover all three. Walk the best of Pembrokeshire in a week, from Tenby to St Davids, or the full coast path in 16 days. Hike Snowdonia from the villages of Betws-y-Coed, Beddgelert and Llanberis on a 5-day Escape or an 8-day tour. Or give yourself 20 days on the Offa's Dyke Path, from Prestatyn to Chepstow.

Trips run between March and October. We book every night and arrange your luggage transfers, and you get route notes in the Macs app and 24/7 support.

Beautiful deserted golden beaches in Wales

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Routes in Wales

  • Wales

    Pembrokeshire Coast Path

    • Walking
    • 8–16 days
    • Easy - Moderate to Moderate - Challenging
    from$2,280CAD pp
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  • England · Wales

    Offa's Dyke Path

    • Walking
    • 20 days
    • Moderate
    from$6,190CAD pp
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  • Wales

    Walking in Snowdonia National Park

    • Walking
    • 5–8 days
    • Moderate
    from$1,440CAD pp
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Why choose Wales for Self-Guided Hiking

Few countries this size fit in Britain's only coastal national park, the highest peak in Wales and England, and a border earthwork built for an 8th-century king.

  • Walk Atlantic clifftops and add a boat trip to Skomer Island to see puffins
  • Stay in St Davids, the UK's smallest city, and fishing villages like Solva
  • Climb Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales and England, on a Snowdonia tour
  • Follow Offa's Dyke past Iron Age hillforts, Norman castles and ruined monasteries
  • Hear Welsh spoken by most locals in Snowdonia villages like Beddgelert

Find your pace

  • Easy

    Up to 5 miles per day

    Flat, well-kept paths; ideal for beginners

  • Easy - Moderate

    6–9 miles per day

    Good paths, some gentle climbs; active beginners

  • Moderate

    10–12 miles per day

    Mixed trails, regular climbs; for regular hikers

  • Moderate - Challenging

    15–17 miles per day

    Remote mountainous terrain; experienced hikers

  • Challenging

    17+ miles per day

    Scrambles, big drop-offs; very experienced hikers

  • Strenuous

    19+ miles per day

    High passes, sustained ascents; expert, very fit hikers

Regions of Wales

Get to know Wales

April to October in Snowdonia, April to September or early October in Pembrokeshire, and March to October on the Offa's Dyke Path. Spring brings wildflowers, fall is quieter on the trails, and summer is busiest. Snowdonia weather can turn cool at any time of year, so pack for it.

Know before you go

Get inspired for hiking in Wales

  • How Difficult is the Pembrokeshire Coast Path?

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  • Hiking

    A short history of Offa's Dyke Path

    Read about the history of Offa's Dyke Path on our blog, A short history of Offa's Dyke Path.

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