Your first stop is the historic cathedral city of St Asaph. Visit one of Britain's smallest cathedral cities and admire its beautiful medieval cathedral while learning about over 1,400 years of Welsh history.

Stop briefly in the former slate-mining village of Bethesda. This is an opportunity to purchase lunch, snacks or drinks before heading into the heart of Snowdonia National Park.

Experience one of the most beautiful locations in Wales. Surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery, Llyn Ogwen offers the perfect setting for an easy guided walk of approximately 5 km. Unlike many sightseeing tours, this experience gives you time to immerse yourself in the landscape rather than simply viewing it from the roadside. Your guide will explain the area's fascinating geology, wildlife and Welsh folklore along the way.

Continue along one of North Wales' most spectacular mountain roads before stopping to admire breathtaking views of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), Wales' highest mountain. This is one of the finest panoramic viewpoints in the national park and a fantastic opportunity for photographs.

Nestled beside Llyn Padarn beneath the mountains, Llanberis is one of North Wales' most picturesque villages. Enjoy free time to stroll through the village before visiting the impressive ruins of Dolbadarn Castle, built by the Welsh princes over 800 years ago.

Finish the day with one of North Wales' best hidden gems. Hidden within peaceful woodland, Ewloe Castle is rarely visited compared with Wales' more famous fortresses, making it a wonderfully atmospheric place to explore before beginning the journey back to Manchester.