Company Information
Husband and wife Gwyneth and Idwal Jones are sole proprietors of Country Lane Tours which is operated from their centre in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales.
Our Guides
In addition to Idwal, these are some of the friendly, well-informed local guides that we use, they are bi lingual Welsh and English speakers which we consider necessary in order to give a truly authentic experience of Wales.
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Dr Gwilym Jones
Historian
& Lecturer. |
Nia Jones MSc.
Blue Badge
Trained Guide. |
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Gwyn Thomas
Enthusiastic Farmer
& Conservationist. |
Donna Goodman
Blue Badge
Trained Guide. |
Location
The
Snowdonia National Park is well served with excellent road & rail
links. Manchester International Airport is only 90 minutes away along
the A55 Expressway. Visitors wishing to take in the sights of London
prior to joining a tour with Country Lane Tours will find that Snowdonia
can be reached from London within 5 hours by car.
Maps
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Transportation
We
are fully insured and licensed transport operators able to provide modern,
comfortable, air conditioned 4, 6 and 16 seat vehicles with experienced
drivers and guides.
Our comfortable, air conditioned coach has all front facing seats
with seat belts. Additionally, above seat storage space & individual
reading lights.
Chauffeur Services – VIP Care
Several
local businesses who regularly invite valued client and business associates
to visit their premises make use of our services.
Our driver - guides
are good conversationalists which help to make, what are often tedious
transfers, into an enjoyable experience.
Trading Information:
- Country Lane Tours is a trading name of Tywys Tourism Services.
- Country Lane Tours is a member of North Wales Tourism Board.
- Country Lane Tours is an accredited tour operator for Visitwales
- FINANCIAL SECURITY. Country Lane Tours operate a trust account which receives all monies paid, deposits and balances and is operated in accordance with EC package travel directive (No L158/9 June ’90).