St Davids

Discover the ancient monastic city of St Davids on a private tour of Wales. The remote settlement founded by the patron saint of Wales in around AD 550. Once one of the most important shrines in the Christian world. The current cathedral, built in the 12th Century in the far southwestern peninsula of Wales, must have felt like visiting the world's end in the middle ages, creating a magical experience.

Making a pilgrimage to St Davids Cathedral is a must for visitors with Welsh ancestry. Therefore if you are a Jones, Williams, Davies, an Evans or Thomas or Lewis; There is a chance you have Welsh heritage. Explore your beautiful homeland with an expert driver guide.

Such was the value of pilgrimage to St Davids; three visits were considered of equal value to one visit to Jerusalem. David was one of the founders of the 6th-century monastic culture. It is not surprising to learn the cathedral is the largest in Wales, with beautiful stained glass, intricately carved choir stalls and a sense of real antiquity. The nearby ruined bishops palace adds to the atmosphere. The town is pretty with shops and teas rooms; St Davids is officially the smallest city in Britain.

Make your private tour of Wales spiritual with a trip to Pembrokeshire National Park, the Brecon Beacons and St Davids. Stay at Penally Abbey, a beautiful restaurant with rooms in the delightful town of Tenby.