Guided tours Cardiff

From Cardiff Bay, you can travel to Flat Holm Island, now a nature reserve with impressive colonies of seabirds. Once there, you can take a three-hour guided tour of the island. It's fascinating, and children especially love it! You'll be taken to the best places to observe the marine wildlife. You might even come across George, the island's wild turtle mascot!

Want to find out what it's like to present the news? Dive into the heart of one of the world's biggest news channels and discover the secrets behind the TV sets. During this tour of the TV and radio studios, you'll go behind the scenes of BBC program-making and visit one of the BBC's largest newsrooms, equipped with cutting-edge technologies such as augmented reality, virtual reality and robotic cameras. An original visit well worth the detour!

A four-hour tour of the city's fascinating history, with original anecdotes, hidden spots and official guides. As well as being a great cultural experience, the tour is a lot of fun. The tour ends at Cardiff Bay, so plan to return by foot, train (10-15 minute journey) or cab. And for those who want a more condensed version, we take the Essential Cardiff option (only valid for a minimum group of six), which takes you around the city in a two-hour stroll.

The only free tour in Cardiff. The guide will take you on a two-hour tour of the city's highlights, packed with anecdotes and useful addresses. Fogo's also offers themed tours, such as the Cardiff Dark Side Tour to discover a darker side of the city, a tour dedicated to the Doctor Who series, or the City of Arcades to explore the city's covered passageways. A great way to discover all facets of the Welsh capital. We recommend tipping your guide.