Wales Tours in September 2026
Planning for a trip to Wales during September? We offer 8+ tour packages to Wales departing in September 2026 that have 360+ customer reviews. Operated by our hand-picked, qualified travel experts, you will experience the best of Wales on your September holiday.
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Best September 2026 Tours in Wales
Join one of these handpicked Wales September 2026 tour packages, tailored to the season.
Chepstow, Knighton, Redbrook, Longtown, Hay On Wye & Kington
Stonehenge, Yorkshire, York, Edinburgh, Scottish Highlands, Liverpool, Cardiff & London
Bath, Cambridge, Cardiff, Edinburgh, York, London, Liverpool, Dublin, County Kerry, Galway, Belfast & Scottish Highlands
London, York, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Grasmere, Cardiff & Plymouth
London, Athelhampton, Weymouth, Oxford, Bath, Cardiff, Plymouth, Penzance, Barnstaple & Dartmoor National Park
Cardiff, Brecon Beacons, North Wales & Pembrokeshire
London, Aberystwyth & Tenby
London, Aberystwyth & Tenby
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Wales September 2026 Tours for all Age Groups
Wales tours in September 2026 designed for all ages—families, young adventurers, seniors, and everyone in between.
Wales September 2026 Tour Types
Discover Wales September 2026 tours in your way! Choose from group tours, private experiences, solo adventures, or guided and escorted tours.
Wales Travel Styles
Explore Wales with our diverse travel styles! Choose from luxurious tours that pamper you with comfort and elegance, or budget-friendly options that let you experience the beauty of Wales without breaking the bank. Whether you're indulging in fine dining or discovering hidden gems, there's a perfect adventure waiting for you.
Reviews of our Wales Tours for September
Feedback from guests who toured Wales during September.
A quite varied walk with spectacular scenery every day. The path takes you through several interesting small towns and villages, and across a mix of farmland, woods, and moorlands on high ridges which made every day an adventure of discovery. The logistics of bookings and baggage transfers worked without a hitch and the guidebook & maps, route notes and GPX files were all very helpful.
Right amount of days and activities. Good tour, knowledgeable, polite, problem solving leader, would be better with local guides versus being on our own. Nice having drinks in opening meeting but disappointed no regional snacks/treats on rest of trip compared to our Enchanting Eastern England trip where we were given numerous 6,8+ treats/samples by that tour leader.
Wales is a beautiful country & I thoroughly enjoyed its beauty. Snowdonia NP was my favourite scenic destination & Llandudno was a wonderful place to spend time & to explore Conway from, loved it! Tumby was very pretty also. All in all a great tour
Said it all earlier - amazing, wonderful, Emilie our tour guide was so knowledgeable and fun, the tour covered so much but without feeling rushed. Would do it again in a heartbeat
Amazing scenery and a great look back at the history of Wales. Our guide had good local knowledge and spoke Welsh. He was not great at communication and we often were just left to see places on our own. I would have liked local maps with interesting places to visit or links to internet to look up. The driver navigated some difficult traffic on minor roads. I did not enjoy most of the bus travel, the driver went too fast on back roads in heavy rain, overall too fast and scary. The bus kept fishtailing and it felt unsafe.. most hotels were good, the Falcondale had a terrible bed and we could not sleep. Some sites were rushed whilst others were allocated too much time.
“Pass by the mesmerizing” - If it’s mesmerizing, why pass by? The Welsh Language Center did not offer a lesson, merely an excuse to visit a dramatic spot. I thought Portmeirion was a weird anomaly. Tenby felt like a classic tourist trap, just a shopping stop. Time allocated to St Fagans was far too short. Almost no one of our group departed Cardiff until Sat, so why not stay 2 hours longer at St Fagans?