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Welsh Walking and Cycling Destinations

At Drover Holidays, we believe that the breathtaking landscapes of Wales and the Welsh Borders are best explored slowly. By travelling at a walking or cycling pace, you can truly connect with your surroundings, allowing you to savour the views, discover hidden history, and experience the unique character of each region. From challenging mountain peaks to gentle coastal paths, our self-guided and escorted tours cover the very best destinations Wales has to offer.

Explore our main regions below to find your next adventure.

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Mid Wales

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Stretching from the Cambrian Mountains in the west to the gentle hills of the Welsh Marches in the east, it is a region of vast open moorland, ancient drovers’ roads, quiet market towns, and a pace of life that feels genuinely removed from the pressures of modern travel.

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South Wales

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South Wales is a region of striking contrasts, where ancient glacial valleys and a rich industrial heritage give way to sweeping coastlines, dramatic upland moorland, and vibrant market towns.

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South East Wales

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On its surface it is the most populous and industrialised corner of Wales, shaped by centuries of coal mining and ironworking that left their mark on the landscape and the culture in equal measure.

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Wye Valley

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The Wye Valley straddles the border between Wales and England, following the River Wye as it winds southward through one of the most beautiful river landscapes in Britain.

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The Welsh Borders

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Covering over 500 square miles of upland Wales, it is a region of sandstone ridges, glacial lakes, ancient waterfalls, and wide open moorland that stretches from the Black Mountains in the east…

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Pembrokeshire

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Pembrokeshire sits on Wales’ southwestern tip, where dramatic cliffs, golden beaches, and clear Atlantic waters combine to create one of the most breathtaking coastal landscapes in Britain.

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Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons)

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Discover the beauty of the Brecon Beacons with stunning peaks, waterfalls, and charming market towns. Ideal for walking, cycling, and your next adventure in Wales.

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The Welsh Borders

Steeped in centuries of history, the Welsh Borders offer a captivating landscape where England meets Wales. This region is a paradise for walkers and cyclists alike, boasting rolling green hills, dramatic ridges, and a wealth of historic castles and ancient market towns.

  • Ideal for: Historic explorations, gentle countryside cycling, and long-distance border trails.

  • Featured Routes: Offa’s Dyke Path, Valleys and Castles tour.

Pembrokeshire

Home to Britain’s only fully coastal National Park, Pembrokeshire is famed for its spectacular, rugged cliffs, hidden sandy coves, and golden beaches. Coastal walking here offers unparalleled sea views and the chance to spot amazing marine wildlife, whilst the quiet country lanes are perfect for a relaxed cycling break.

  • Ideal for: Coastal scenery, wildlife watching, and refreshing sea air.

  • Featured Routes: Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

Mid Wales & The Cambrian Mountains

If you want to truly get away from it all, Mid Wales offers total tranquillity. This wild and beautifully remote region features open moorland, expansive forests, and shimmering reservoirs. It is the perfect destination for peaceful walking holidays and challenging mountain biking trails far from the crowds.

  • Ideal for: Remote wilderness, peaceful isolation, and star-gazing in dark sky areas.

  • Featured Routes: Glyndŵr’s Way, Radnor Ring.

The Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog)

Based on our doorstep, this iconic National Park offers a dramatic mix of flat-topped sandstone peaks, plunging waterfalls, and vibrant market towns like Hay-on-Wye. Whether you are looking for an energetic mountain hike or a traffic-free cycle ride along disused railway lines, this region caters to all abilities.

  • Ideal for: Mountain trekking, family-friendly cycling, and mountain biking weekends.

  • Featured Routes: The Taff Trail, Beacons Way, Usk Valley Walk.

Your Trip, Your Way

No matter which destination you choose, our philosophy is to tailor the experience to your exact requirements. We do not just sell “off the peg” itineraries; we shape the holiday around you.

Whether you want to take on a strenuous long-distance trail, enjoy a leisurely weekend on a top-of-the-range electric bike, or require dog-friendly accommodation, the team at Drover Holidays will make it happen. We take care of all the logistics, including hand-picked accommodation, custom maps, and reliable luggage transfers, leaving you free to immerse yourself completely in the Welsh landscape.