Rugby Tours To Swansea

Swansea

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Rugby Tours to Swansea is Irish Rugby Tours most frequent visited city.

It sits on the sandy 5 mile stretch of Swansea Bay beach and is a great base for exploring the best of South-West Wales.

The City Centre is a vibrant hub with over 230 shops and a fabulous market that’s home to all sorts of local delicacies.

There are loads of places to visit including the Dylan Thomas Centre, Swansea Museum and the National Waterfront Museum to name but a few.

One of Swansea’s museums is Wales’ newest and the other is Wales’ oldest – Dylan Thomas even described it as a “museum that belongs in a museum”.

Ospreys another Guinness Top14 side have seen some great names come through their doors the likes of Scott Gibbs, Gavin Henson and the mighty atom Shane Williams plus Irish International Tommy Bowe.

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TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

Our Popular Inclusions for a Rugby Tour to Swansea

Attending a rugby training session with the Swansea Ospreys.
Watching a Guinness Pro14 Fixture.
Surfing on the Welsh waves.
Pop into Swansea Museum and look at all things Welsh.
Scale the battlements of Swansea Castle built by the Normans.
Go along to Swansea Egypt Centre Museum and see the land of the Pharaoh’s.
Play Rugby Golf and challenge your team mates.
Stroll along the sandy beaches for an evening walk.

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Beach Visit

You won’t believe the beaches here in South Wales! Take a trip down to experience it yourself.

Why not schedule an early morning dip and watch the sunrise. Arrange your own training session on the sand and among the dunes.

If you’re looking to catch some waves, bring out the adrenaline junkie inside you and hop on a surfboard.

Rugby Training with Swansea Ospreys

Intensive coaching sessions with coaches from the Swansea Ospreys working on the roles that you think will improve your game and players.

The sessions here in Swansea are very good and a lot of teams comment on how good they are.

Of course it’s all down to the coach giving the session and the Ospreys staff that do them are very good indeed.

Teams take on a lot what is taught to them and this is shown in their results when they get home, such as winning their State Championships.

It’s all down to our training sessions and the coaches we provide.

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Swansea Egypt Centre Museum

Land of the Pharaohs comes to Swansea in exhibition style showing how the ancient Egyptians lived.

This exhibition covers everything you need to know over 5000 antiquities a real treasure house of ancient Egypt.

Swansea Museum formally opened in March 1976 for two days a week. It has grown and grown over the years and has been presented with other Egyptian artefacts to boost it’s collection.

Fans of the Ancient World will love this little gem in Swansea.

Progress Surf School

Located with a fifteen minute drive outside Swansea Progress Surf School facilitates people of all standards to come and surf.

Progress Surf School is the perfect way to spend the day with your teammates on your next Wales Rugby Tour.

All group lessons are tailored so you can get the maximum enjoyment possible.

Some of the top Welsh surfers work here and help provide a fun-filled experience for a the group.

This is ideal for activities for thrill seekers in Wales.

“Thanks to Jamie and Rhyd for today I cant believe how much I progressed in just one day. Can’t wait to get back out and catch some more waves.”

Siobhan K swanseasurfing.com

Swansea Museum

Everything that is old, present and the futuristic can be found at its four locations across Swansea providing a visitor’s experience.

The Swansea Museum is the oldest museum in Wales.

The building was built for the Royal Institution of South Wales in 1841 in the neo-classical style.

With plenty to see it’s really worth going to see.

Swansea Castle

Like Cardiff Castle, Swansea Castle is too located in the centre of the city.

Founded by Henry De Beaumont in 1107 and was built with timber.

The castle was rebuilt in stone between 1221-1284 and designated as a world heritage site in 1952.

Unfortunately it does not remain in the splendour style that Cardiff Castle looks like.

As you wander around the ruins you can get a sense how the castle did look back in its hey day.

Coasteering

Coasteering with Quest Adventures is quite possibly the best way to explore the beautiful coastline of South Wales.

Scramble, climb, jump and dive into the beautiful Atlantic waters washing up on our sheer cliff faces and rugged coastline, with its coves, caves and hidden treasures.

Coasteering is similar to gorge walking and canyoning, and is a great all round outdoor activity with its jumps, traversing & climbing.

All this along the South Wales stunning coastline.