Industrial Heritage Experiences

The 1700s, 1800s and 1900s brought great wealth to Wales.

The mining of slate, coal, granite and even gold changed the landscape of Wales as roads, railways and canals were built to ship these natural resources to all corners of the world. At one time, more slate was shipped out of Wales than the rest of the world combined, and Wales was said to ‘roof the world’. Some historians proclaim Wales as one of the world’s first industrial super nations.

This industry has left us with the road, rail and canal infrastructure that tourists enjoy today.

The aqueduct built to take limestone out of northeast Wales is the largest of its type in the world and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, whilst the slate mining landscape of Gwynedd, which once ‘roofed the world’, is on the shortlist to become Britain’s next World Heritage Site.

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The Real Wales
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Driver Guides

Fully licenced and accredited, locally born and bred

Luxury Vehicles

Luxury Mercedes Touring Vehicles

Pick Ups

Complimentary pick up/drop off at your hotel or cruise berth within North Wales

Onboard Wi-Fi

Onboard Wi-Fi and mobile Charging facilities

Complimentary Water

Bottled Welsh Spring water onboard