Cardiff Bay Barrage (Morglawdd Bae Caerdydd) Tours and Activities

This is a walk with a professional guide to celebrate Cardiff Bay. The maximum number in the group will be 7. The unique architecture of Cardiff Bay makes for iconic international images. But also to remember that just 100 years ago, Cardiff was the biggest coal port in the world. Millions s of tons of iron and coal were exported providing rail tracks, machinery and power for the the world. Cardiff earned the nickname Tiger Bay, rough and ready, it was one of the most cosmopolitan places of its age. Included in the tour is a coffee/refreshment in the Coal Exchange. A number of photographs from the Tiger Bay archive collection will be used to show how the Bay has developed. The tour guide will be a qualified guide; a member of Wales Official Tourist Guides Association. These are the only guides officially recognised by Visit Wales and Welsh Government to guide in Wales. They have undergone extensive training, passing both practical and academic guiding examinations.

Explore a part of South Wales that many travelers overlook—Penarth—during this local-led, small-group walk. Benefit from their insider insight and learn more about the history of the local area than you could alone, while touring places such as the Cardiff Bay Barrage and Penarth Head Park. Plus, take advantage of your guide’s knowledge and ask for recommendations for the rest of your stay.