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What you will visit:

Traditional Welsh Tea
Baking lies at the heart of traditional Welsh cooking, and a traditional afternoon tea is the perfect way to indulge a sweet tooth when in Wales. Enjoy a taste of bygone days spent around the hearth of the Welsh country cottage with delicious homemade Welsh cakes hot from the griddle and traditional bara brith, the famous 'speckled bread' of Wales that is made from an old family recipe, sweetened with sugar, raisins and currants. When served alongside a pot of steaming tea, it's the perfect afternoon treat.

What you will see along the way:
Gaze upon the ever-changing scenery as you travel by motorcoach alongside the tree-lined roadway bordering the Menai Strait, the 15-mile waterway that separates Anglesey from the mainland. The island is also well known for its miles of coastline, most of it classified as an area of outstanding natural beauty. As you continue along the east coast, sneak glimpses of long, sandy stretches of beach and small harbors along the way. Journey into the countryside for idyllic vistas of gently rolling hills, flower-filled meadows and lush farmland.

Snack:
Tuck into a traditional Welsh tea served in a lovely local venue. Delight in delicious homemade Welsh cakes hot from the griddle and traditional bara brith, the famous 'speckled bread' of Wales that is made from an old family recipe, sweetened with sugar, raisins and currants. When served alongside a pot of steaming tea, it's the perfect afternoon treat.