Barry Island

Barry Island

Barry Island is a seaside destination on the South Wales coast. Famous as a filming location for Gavin and Stacey, it offers traditional attractions including the golden sands of Whitmore Bay, a classic promenade and the Pleasure Park. It is also well positioned for visitors wishing to explore nearby Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan.

Coach tours
1
From
£319
Next departure
18 Jun 2027
Duration
3 days
Operator
Shearings

Escape to Barry Island on a relaxing coach holiday and discover one of the South Wales coast's most beloved gems. Made world-famous by Gavin and Stacey, this charming spot has everything a traditional seaside getaway needs: the sweeping golden sands of Whitmore Bay, the excitement of Pleasure Park, and a classic promenade.

Whether you want to unwind on the beach, enjoy the thrill of the arcade, or hunt for your favourite filming locations from the show, there's something here for everyone. Plus, with Cardiff and the stunning Vale of Glamorgan right on your doorstep, there's plenty more to explore. Browse our Barry Island trips today and leave the driving to us.

1 tour visiting Barry Island

  1. Cardiff

    Gavin & Stacey Tour: What's Occurrin' on Barry Island?

    Operated by Shearings

    Visiting › Cardiff, Barry Island, Worcester

    • Day 2 · Barry Island Gavin & Stacey Guided Tour and Barry Island Head to Barry Island to join an official, approximately three-and-a-half-hour guided minibus tour taking in the most famous settings from Gavin & Stacey. Approved by the local council and co-creator Ruth Jones, the tour…
    • 3 days
    • Leaves 18 Jun 2027
    • 4 dates

    from £319

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When to go

Coach tours visiting Barry Island, by departure month.

  1. Oct No tours
  2. Nov No tours
  3. Dec No tours
  4. Jan No tours
  5. Feb No tours
  6. Mar No tours
  7. Apr No tours
  8. May No tours
  9. Jun 1 tour from £319
  10. Jul 1 tour from £319
  11. Aug 1 tour from £319
  12. Sept 1 tour from £319

Barry Island coach holidays: FAQs

How much does a coach holiday to Barry Island cost?

Coach holidays visiting Barry Island start from £319 per person. That's the lowest price across the 1 coach tour with upcoming departures; each tour's own dates and prices are listed above.

How long are coach holidays to Barry Island?

The coach holidays visiting Barry Island last 3 days, travel days included.

When do coach tours to Barry Island depart?

Upcoming departures run from June 2027 to September 2027.

Which coach holiday companies go to Barry Island?

Tours visiting Barry Island are run by Shearings. You book directly with the operator.

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Weston-super-Mare

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