36 Hour Private Adventure

Highlights

  • Ride the worlds' fastest zipline through incredible slate mines.
  • Scramble along Wales' wild coastline on the island of Anglesey.
  • Camp in the wild underneath clear, dark skies of Snowdonia.
From £445 pp
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What you'll do

Overview

North Wales is the adventure capital of Europe, and with so much to do, cramming it all into 36 hours should be impossible, but we've designed the ultimate exclusive tour so that you really can experience it all.

Dates: On Request

Please note, if you have a private group of 4 or more, you can book this experience for your group all year. Please let us know your preferred date and we will do our best to accommodate you.

This unique experience is perfect to share with those closest to you. Designed for just 2 – 4 people, you’ll be taken on a whirlwind adrenaline tour of North Wales.

From flying through the mountains on the fastest zipline in the world, plummeting from limestone cliffs, scrambling along incredible coastlines and trekking through slate mines, to camping wild in the rugged mountains, this weekend packs an insane amount of action into a neat little package.

We’ll ensure this non-stop adrenaline rush helps you see the very best of North Wales’ dramatic natural beauty, and that you enjoy it in the most exciting way possible. Strap in, because this one is a whirlwind.

Zipwires, coastlines & wild camping

Make sure you’re well rested, the next 36 hours is going to be big. You’ll be picked up at around 8am, and with no time to hang about, it’s straight off to ZipWorld, the home of Velocity2.

This is the definition of jumping in at the deep end, as you’ll be briefed, strapped in, and shot through the pure mountain air at over 100mph, over the sheer cliffs of an old slate quarry, the dramatic mountains of Snowdonia rising dramatically either side of you.

The fastest zipline in the world, and the longest in Europe at roughly one mile long, is a true once-in-a-lifetime experience, as you fly freely amongst the incredible scenery.

Once your feet are firmly back on the ground, we’re off to Holyhead on the island of Anglesey, the birthplace of coasteering. There’s time for a quick lunch stop, then it’s time to leap, quite literally, back into the action.

There’s no better way to truly experience and feel in touch with this wild, rugged coastline than by scrambling along narrow ridges and cliffs, taking leaps of faith into the fresh Irish Sea below for a big hit of adrenaline.

Explore the dramatic scenery and spot the local wildlife: sea birds, the odd seal, and fascinating macro life in the many rock pools.

After this, shower off the salty seawater and grab your overnight kit, as we’re off back to the mainland and the wilds of Snowdonia. Enjoy the secluded trails and setting sun on an evening hike, then camp in complete solitude on a wild camp under the stars.

Wherever we set up camp, we’ll enjoy some simple, hearty meals, and with luck, relax beneath a dark canvas scattered with clouds of stars. Snowdonia is a designated International Dark Sky Reserve, so there’s no better place to lie back and simply stare at the wonders above you.

Sun rise hike & Llangollen

We’ll be up early so that you can catch one of the most surreal, beautiful sights in this corner of paradise – the sun rising over the horizon, bathing the mountainsides in a warm, golden hue as the landscape stirs back into life.

After a quick brew and some traditional Welsh cakes, we’ll pack up and set off on our dawn hike in the incredible light of the early morning.

Once back to our vehicle, we’ll have another light breakfast so that you’re fully fuelled for the day ahead, then head to the picturesque town of Llangollen for your first adrenaline rush of the day.

On the waterways here, you’re going to have a go at extreme riverbugging, which involves a small, individual raft, lying down facefirst with your face just inches from the water, and using your hands as paddles as you navigate your way through rushing rapids.

Swerve around rocks, fly down narrow rapids, and even have a go at surfing as you grin your way down the entire length of this course.

You’re sure to have worked up a big appetite by now, so we’ll grab a lunch from the watersports cafe and then you’ll be whisked off to your next activity.

By 1pm you’ve camped, hiked and riverbugged, and the day isn’t about to slow up any time soon. By now, you’re sure to have spotted the looming limestone cliffs that dominate the town, and these will form the basis of your last great experience.

Under the guidance of a qualified instructor, you’ll climb and abseil these imposing, sheer crags, unlocking your inner Alex Honnold as you scale these cliffs and step backwards into thin air from the heady heights at the summit.

Then, it’s finally time to say goodbye to Wales. You can finally rest as we drive you back to your city centre base, and be satisfied in the knowledge that you really have packed everything you could in on this whirlwind 36 hours.

What's included

Included

  • All meals & refreshments included
  • Professional, local, English-speaking guides
  • Private transport throughout the trip, including return transfers to your Manchester/Liverpool/Chester city hotel
  • All activities
  • Tent for your night under the stars
Your local host

Claire

Based in North Wales, Claire and her team create authentic adventures in some of the UK’s wildest spaces. From trail running and mountain biking, to multi activity breaks, wild wellness retreats and so much more. As well as giving you the most incredible experiences to enjoy, each of their adventure holidays is designed to be low carbon, low impact and supportive of local independent businesses. Making travel better for everyone.

Based in North Wales, Claire and her team create authentic adventures in some of the UK’s wildest spaces. From trail running and mountain biking, to multi activity breaks, wild wellness retreats and so much more. As well as giving you the most incredible experiences to enjoy, each of their adventure holidays is designed to be low carbon, low impact and supportive of local independent businesses. Making travel better for everyone.

Location

Hold on tight and get ready for a wild 36 hours in North Wales!

Start your adventure in the mountains of Snowdonia, before whizzing off to the island of Anglesey for some water adventures in the Irish Sea. You’ll stay overnight under the stars of Snowdonia National Park.

Return transfers will be arranged from any Manchester, Liverpool or Chester city centre hotel. Alternatively, if you are travelling from elsewhere, your host can collect you from Manchester or Liverpool Airports, Chester train station or Holyhead ferry port.

What our travellers are saying...

It was my very first time to Wales and I was not disappointed. My tour guide Claire carefully guided me through a non stop 36 hour adventure - from zipwiring in Bethesda to coasteering on the Anglesy coast, to backpacking in Snowdonia, to riverbugging to climbing. I am so happy I found this tour company because now I know dreams can come true and to top it off I got to witness a side of Wales and the UK that I didn't even know existed.

JJ

Thanks for some great activities, good food, comfortable hotels. And for the fantastic guides!

Florian

FAQs

When can I book the experience?

This private tour can run on any date to suit you, please submit your preferred dates and we'll check availability for you.

How many people can come on the experience?

The experience is designed for private groups of 2 - 4 people. Whether you choose to share it with your partner or close friends, it's the ultimate personal adventure. Advertised price is per person based on a group of 4.

How intense is the 36 hours?

This multi-activity adventure is crammed with as much as you can physically do in 36 hours, so don't expect to get much rest!

What should I bring?

- Swimwear - to wear under the wetsuits we provide
- Towel - to dry off after the water activities
- Trainers - to wear in the water for coasteering and riverbugging
- Trainers or climbing shoes - for climbing & abseiling
- Sturdy, waterproof walking shoes/boots
- Waterproof clothing - even if the forecast looks good, the weather can be very changeable in the mountains
- Warm layers - even in summer the mountains and the coast can be chilly
- Warm sleeping bag
- Sleeping mat
- Headtorch
- 45L backpack - to carry water and your overnight essentials when hiking/camping (available to hire)
- Lots of energy!

What time does this start?

You'll have an 8am pick up on your first day from a pre-arranged point.

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