First choice is in the Old Market Centre. It is opposite F.HINDS and Newlook. It is very easy to…read morefind. They have lots of brochures for destinations all over the world, including cruises, all inclusive and all the things you would expect from a travel agents. They have about four members of staff who are very helpful. You can convert money and they have a highly competitive rate. This is one of my favourite travel agents in Taunton, also they have good deals for cruises displayed in the window, and other honeymoon deals. I would highly recommend visiting this travel agents for your holiday needs especially if you are travelling in a bit family or a big group.

Arthur Conan Doyle's autobiography will be known as "Arth", and I've been asked to write it, so…read moreI've agreed, in principle, to Pen Arth. So people say it's a separate town that's independent and self-sustaining, but honestly it's really just a suburb of Cardiff named Penarth which is only three miles from Cardiff Central station which kind of proves my suburb point. Anyway, it's a cute little station in the middle of the Suburban town and has regular stations going up to Cardiff. One of the problems is that the car park here is for drop off and pick up purposes only. Also the hours for the ticket office are extremely limited, closing at 2 or 3 in the afternoon, worse even at other times, but still. It makes the station pretty tricky to work with, and difficult. I give it the extra star just because it's got some cheap houses here, but it is pretty run down like the other stations.

Penarth Railway Station is, I've always thought, exceptionally small considering the area it's…read morebringing people to. Penarth is hardly a busy and bustling city station, like Cardiff. This railway station has but one platform, and is the end of the line (at least there's never any confusion). Services run to Tredegar and Bargoed only, but all trains pass through Cardiff Central and Cardiff Queen Street. Trains leave every 15 mins during the day, 30 mins at night until 11pm. Can you tell I use this station a lot? Although it is sometimes staffed (weekdays until 2.30pm), most of the time the main building is closed and passengers have to leave and enter the station platforms via a side gate. This station is small, but functional. At least you'll never be stuck waiting there for too long.

I wanted to come here, but it was a ruse. I wasn't even invited. Oh wait, no, it was a Rhoose. So…read morethat's okay then. For a second I thought my Rhoose was cooked. This looks like a little old rural station but with a bunch of houses on one side of the track, but from here you get a bus into Cardiff Airport, so it works pretty well as an airport station, even though it's not right at the airport or anything. It's sort of in a residential neighborhood of Cardiff, so it works really well for those that live around here as well. It's a pretty standard bland station though, but not many actual buildings are here at all. It's about 12 miles to the west of the city center of Cardiff.

Rhoose Cardiff International Airport station serves the large village of Rhoose, west of Cardiff…read more It is linked by a connecting bus to Cardiff International Airport. The first station on this site opened in 1897 on the Barry Railway's extension from Barry to Bridgend, and continued when the line passed first to the Great Western Railway and then to British Railways. Passenger services were withdrawn in 1964 between Barry and Bridgend and all the intermediate stations, including Rhoose, were closed. The line however remained open for freight and as a diversionary route. Services from Cardiff to Bridgend via Barry started again in 2005, and Rhoose and Llantwit Major stations were reopened albeit as simple unstaffed halts. Rhoose was given the name "Rhoose Cardiff International Airport", the longest official station name in the U.K. It's Welsh version "Maes Awyr Rhyngwladol Caerdydd Y Rhws" is the longest official name in Welsh as well (as the longer version of the famous Llanfairpwllgwyngyll is not officially used). The station has very basic facilities. There are two platforms, staggered either side of the level crossing, each with simple shelters and ticket machines (card only). There is a small car park and a bus stop for the connecting airport bus service. Both platforms have level access. The station is unstaffed. The normal service is hourly on weekdays to or from Bridgend: to the east, services Call at all stations between Barry and Cardiff Central. Some continue to Aberdare, via Pontypridd. On Sundays there is a service every two hours, between Cardiff Central and Bridgend.

I used Shepton Mallet Cabs at Castle Cary Station after arriving on the train and couldn't have…read moreasked for a better taxi service. The driver was waiting on time right outside the station, super friendly, and helped with my bags. The car was clean, comfortable, and the journey to Shepton Mallet was smooth and stress-free.

Welcome to the new kids on the block!…read more Greenway Taxis Office is based in Westbury on Trym but they claim to serve pretty much the whole of Bristol and slightly beyond. So you may start seeing them around town. I called them from work a few days ago and they arrived pretty quickly. I had a little chat to the driver and found that the company is co-operatively owned and run by ex crown drivers and employees, it seems like a really good idea and gives them a chance to own a bit of a business. They claim to be a 24 hour service, which I can't verify for sure. They also have the slightly bigger cars for when there's 5 or 6 of you and it seems silly to get 2 smaller taxis. Worth giving them a chance - you can even pre-book a taxi online.

I Recently used this company for the first time as iam not from Bristol…read more I ended up useing them quite alot over the course of a weekend and i was pleasantly surprised by their service. The drivers were very friendly and i ended up on 1st name terms with the wonderful controllers. They were quick, realiable & affordably priced. Will definitely use them again when i return to Bristol.

Even though it was raining during our walk Nigel made the tour both interesting and insightful…read more Constantly asking us questions and us asking him, all of which he seemed to answer effortlessly. The way he spoke about the history of Cardiff made it seem like he experienced it first hand. Possibly one of the best walking tours I've been on in the UK and would recommend to anyone traveling or even living in Cardiff to learn more about how much Cardiff and Wales in general has developed over the past century. Have no fear, if you're usually not a huge history fan, this review is coming from someone who usually gets bored easily on city tours!

It may look like a supermarket for flights, and the heady window display shouting at you does feel…read morelike online spam, but if you are booking to somewhere unusual, or a complicated trip that you aren't confident of booking yourself, then I highly recommend these guys. The service they provide in the shop is basically that they are experts at finding the best deals - plus they have lots of in-house contacts with airlines. I used them to get flights to and around South America - it meant that she had the headache of matching flights to our schedule. She asked all the right questions, such as how much do we sacrifice cheaper flights for stopover time? It made a big commitment of money a lot more reassuring, and I did fare a lot better than friends who were booking by themselves at the same time. The girl I think was honestly more excited about my plans than I was at the time. I was given her direct number and when I had a query a few months later it was answered clearly and quickly. The company also deals with the high end custom package holidays if you have that sort of dosh, and I'm sure also are very good at doing the quick-fix europe dashes. Brave the red and white and talk to a real person.

Adrian was our guide today and we had a great day! The coach was small (held about 16 or so) but…read morethere were only 5 of us so we had lots of room. The coach was clean and comfortable. The itinerary was excellent and none of the individual drives we had were over 45 minutes. We visited Caerleon, Tintern Abbey and Raglan Castle. Adrian was knowledgeable and provided excellent commentary at each site. We had the right amount of time at each stop. The lunch at Abbey Mill restaurant was pretty good as well. The tour lasted from 9-4:45. A fantastic day all around and well worth the £48 pp. we would definitely recommend See Wales for this tour!

June 2018. We originally planned to take the Highlights Tour but weren't able to. So, we signed up…read morefor the Roman Ruins tour instead. Adrian was our guide and a very friendly guy. The group we were with was fairly small and the van was comfortable, though the A/C struggled a bit. The trip was leisurely and the sites were interesting. I didn't realize just how large a presence the Romans had in Wales. We also saw Tintern Abbey which so very impressive as a ruin I can only imagine the impression it created when in use. Abbey Mill was pleasant and the walk along the river after lunch was very nice. Raglan Castle was interesting as well. It was an enjoyable day and Adrian worked hard to see that we were having a good time. I would definitely recommend them.