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07/08/2024

🌊 Discover the hidden gem of North Wales: Porthmadog! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Nestled between stunning mountains and breathtaking coastlines, Porthmadog offers an unforgettable experience for all travelers. Whether you’re exploring the charming streets, taking a scenic train ride on the Ffestiniog Railway, or soaking in the panoramic views of Snowdonia, this beautiful town has something for everyone. Dive into the rich history, indulge in delicious local cuisine, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Plan your visit today and fall in love with Porthmadog! ❤️

📸 Don’t forget to share your adventures with us!

29/05/2024

Llyn Geirionydd

22/05/2024

Prynhawn i gyd, website will be down for 13 days whilst we transition over to the new brand. In the meantime, SINW are still available on 01248 719291‬ at Connaught House in Conwy to find your next North Wales Adventure..

12/04/2024

What an amazing part of the UK to be in 😍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

11/04/2024

North Wales Sightseeing Tour from Chester. £69 Per Person

🚍Leave the Roman city of Chester and travel to Wales on a 90-minute, fully-narrated journey arriving at Llandudno. Visit the 12th-century hidden chapel of St. Tudno on the Great Orme. 🏖

Next is the walled town of Conwy, constructed in 1283 with a fabulous 3/4-mile wall circuit. Go inside Conwy Castle, a gritty, dark-stoned fortress built by James of St. George in partnership with Frenchman Richard The Engineer. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Afterwards, head to Eryri National Park - Snowdonia, using carefully-selected, off-the-beaten-track routes with a stop at the so-called “capital of North Wales,” Betws-Y-Coed prayer house in the woods. Finally, take the unique opportunity to experience the Pontcysyllte Canal Aqueduct, built by Sir Thomas Telford between 1795 and 1805. Prepare to be entertained and informed by your experienced guide and driver along the way.! 🏞️✨

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10/04/2024

Gift Vouchers
From £27.00

🎁 Looking for the perfect gift that's sure to thrill? 🌲 Look no further than Zip World Fforest Coaster! 🎢 Adrenaline-pumping alpine coaster through the lush forest is an experience they'll never forget! And now, you can give the gift of adventure with Gift Vouchers! 🎉 Whether it's a birthday, anniversary, or just because, vouchers are the ultimate way to spread joy and excitement! Plus, they're valid for a whole year, giving your loved ones plenty of time to plan their epic adventure! Don't wait - give the gift of adventure today! 🌟 🌲🎁
https://tidd.ly/49CrItj See Link for full details..

Take a ride on the UK’s only alpine coaster, with an adrenaline pumping ride through the trees in the Fforest Coaster rail toboggan!

23/03/2024

UPDATE: Our new website is around 4 weeks from being completed. But due to the high levels of excitement.. We have decided to make it available to the public much sooner. Fingers crossed and we will switch over to the new website in the next 4 to 5 days where you will find 95 beautiful properties located across North Wales. We are now located at Connaught House, Riverside Business Park in Conwy. Very excited to launch two new brands: Eryri.Wales & Pet Friendly Cottages North Wales. Stay tuned. Diolch..

05/02/2024

Thomas Firbanks penned his bestselling book, "I Bought a Mountain," drawing inspiration from his endeavors in acquiring and cultivating Dyffryn Mymbyr at Capel Curig. Concurrently, his wife, Esme Kirby, played a pivotal role in founding the Snowdonia Society.

30/01/2024

LAST MINUTE DEALS 🔥
7 Nights from £360.52!
See:

We have holiday lets all over North Wales. If you're thinking of a last minute break, have a look at our late availability page and find something just right for you?

30/01/2024

Cosy Cottage with a Hot Tub - Betws Y Coed.
Bookings from £412 - Check Availability..

2 Bedrooms - Sleeps 4 - see:

High quality, 2 bedroom cottage with hot tub in the beautiful setting of Penmachno village near Betws y Coed. Offering walking and cycling from the door into the Snowdonia National Park.

29/01/2024

Were you aware that on a clear day from the summit of Snowdon, one can behold the sight of 18 lakes, 14 summits, Ireland, the Isle of Man, and even the Lake District?

29/01/2024

Ceunant Bach in the Nant Ffrancon Valley, you may recognise this area if you watched Mr Bates vs The Post Office. A beautiful 1 bedroom former shepherds retreat with its own Hot Tub overlooking Eryri National Park. The cottage has a log burner for the colder nights, and an outdoor seating area for the warmers ones.
- This property does not accommodate pets, however there is a pub, a bus stop and a shop all within under 2 miles away. What more could you ask for? Oh, wifi.. YES

An idyllic one bedroom cottage in the fabulous Nant Ffrancon Valley, Surrounded by countryside and beautiful mountain views. Relax in the hot tub and enjoy the fabulous view or snuggle up inside, in front of the log burner with a nice glass of wine.

22/01/2024

Did you know that Eryri spans an area of 823 square miles with a population of around 26,000 people? In contrast, Greater London covers 607 square miles and is home to approximately 8,500,000 people.

18/01/2024

Pete's Eats in Llanberis has been closed for over a year but proposal in for a revamp

04/01/2024

Today’s weather was a nice suprise. We have seen a lot of rainfall the past few months..

17/12/2023

Struggling for Christmas gift ideas?
Give the gift of adventure with a voucher for Fforest Coaster at Zip World! 🌲🎢 Betws-Y-Coed, Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) £27 per person, voucher valid for 12 months.

Take a ride on the UK’s only alpine coaster, with an adrenaline pumping ride through the trees in the Fforest Coaster rail toboggan!

16/12/2023

LAST MINUTE DEAL ⭐️ - Christmas in Eryri National Park..
7 Nights only £476 (was £551)

1 Bedroom - Sleeps 2
Granar Gynolwyn - Tywyn, Snowdonia & The Llyn Peninsula
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This cosy cottage adjoins the owner’s farmhouse and is a perfect rural retreat for a couple wanting to explore the gentle highlands of southern Snowdonia. The nearest village, Abergynolwyn (1.5 miles) was originally built to house quarrymen in 1844 and has a cafe and a pub as well as a stop on the...

23/11/2023

Good Luck to North Wales Holiday Cottages at tonight’s Go North Wales Tourism Awards 2023.

Pob Lwc i Fythynnod Gwyliau Gogledd Cymru yng Ngwobrau Twristiaeth Go North Wales 2023 heno.

Embrace the freedom of wanderlust with the Go Self Catering of the Year Award, graciously sponsored by the fantastic Pario Leisure Group! 🏆

Get ready to explore the contenders that redefine the art of self-catering:

🌳 Commonwood leisure Wrexham – Where relaxation meets natural serenity
🌿 Rivercatcher Luxury Holiday Cottages & Log Cabins Corwen – A haven of tranquillity nestled along the river's embrace
🌊 North Wales Holiday Cottages, Deganwy – Offering coastal escapes with a touch of luxury
🏞️ The Rocks at Plas Curig Hostel Betws-y-Coed – A retreat in the heart of Snowdonia's breathtaking landscapes

Stay tuned for more enticing shortlists as we build the excitement for the North Wales Tourism Awards night!

12/11/2023

𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤, 𝐍𝐨𝐯. 𝟏𝟑-𝟐𝟎, 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐬 𝐨𝐧 𝐌𝐎𝐍𝐃𝐀𝐘! It's not too late to bless a child in need with Good News and great joy! 🎁

1. Grab an empty shoebox
2. Choose the age category and gender you would like to pack for
3. Fill with quality toys, school supplies, and personal care items
4. PRAY for the child who will receive your gift
5. Donate the suggested $10 donation
6. Drop off next week at a location near you

View locations and drop-off times: https://sampur.se/4611kaW

09/11/2023

Find out more about plans for Sappers Bridge in Betws y Coed, and give us your views.

🗓️ Public drop in: Friday 17 November, 1pm to 6.30pm
St. Mary’s Church Hall, High Street, Betws Y Coed, LL24 0AG

You can also see information on our website next week.

07/11/2023

www.stayinnorthwales.co.uk/tours

Book your North Wales Autumn Tour today! - Bus pick up points in:

*Chester
*Liverpool
*Manchester

Return Journeys from £57 per person. See our website for a full list of available tours. Book Online (Paperless Tickets)

Embark on unforgettable North Wales sightseeing tours from Chester, Liverpool, and Manchester. Explore the picturesque landscapes, historic sites, and charming towns with expert guides.

06/11/2023

Stay in North Wales - The Accommodation Finder is coming soon to a radio near you! We will be advertising on Sound Radio Wales 103.1 across Towyn, Kinmel Bay, Rhyl, Abergele, Prestatyn and
surrounding towns and villages of the Vale of Clwyd. Also on House Party Radio on DAB Digital Radio across Blackpool, Preston, Southport, Warrington, Runcorn and Frodsham. Keep your ears peeled 😎

19/08/2023

The usage of Drones within the National Park - Something we do on a regular basis..

Since November 2019 all drone operators must have two valid registrations in place (Flyer ID and Operator ID) before you fly a drone (or model aircraft) between 250g – 25Kg.

i. You must pass a CAA theory test to obtain a flyer ID.

ii. The person that is responsible for the drone (or model aircraft) must register to get an operator ID.

It is against the law to fly a drone without passing both the test or registration.

Remember you are responsible for flying your drone in a legal and safe manner.

Using Drones for Non-commercial Purposes
In terms of outdoor use, many organised or charitable events are using drones on a more regular basis and it is important that operators should be aware of their legal responsibilities.

Care and attention is required when operating drones in the mountains due to the high number of walkers. In terms of Yr Wyddfa, all the access routes (which are all Public Rights of Way) to and from the summit are geographically very narrow linear corridors with high numbers of walkers. The summit area in particular can become congested, especially during the summer months. More than one drone flying around within close proximity of another may give rise to serious concern in terms of public safety.

Please bear in mind that there may also be other aircraft in the area at low level such as search and rescue helicopters or those used for military training purposes. Operators and organisers should therefore think carefully when operating drones and their potential for causing serious injury and your subsequent potential liabilities.

Using Drones for Commercial Purposes
Commercial users, whether using under 25kg or over 25kg drones, should have a formal UAS (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) qualification accredited by the CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) and operators must have the relevant permission from the landowner.

You will also need Public Liability Insurance and Aviation Insurance Liability cover. Where necessary, evidence of these documents should be provided. Snowdonia National Park Authority (SNPA) kindly asks all organisers to discuss their activities with relevant Authority staff beforehand to avoid any difficulties.

Operating commercial drones on SNPA property such as the summit of Yr Wyddfa or other SNPA owned areas such as car parks will require permission and licensing. This can be arranged through the SNPA Property Section at the National Park Office in Penrhyndeudraeth.

Principle Rules for using Drones in Eryri:

The aircraft should not endanger anyone or anything.
The operator must keep the aircraft within line of sight (500m horizontally and 120m vertically.
The aircraft must not be over or within 150m of a ‘congested area’ I.e. a residential area, any commercial or recreational areas.
The aircraft must not fly over or be within a distance of 150m from an organised open-air assembly (i.e. event).
The aircraft should not be within 50m of any vessel or structure.
The aircraft should not be within 30m of any person except during take-off and landing.
Owners and operators should have, where necessary, the relevant licensing requirements.
Operators should pay heed to any requirements under the Data Protection Act for the collection, use, dissemination and storage of any images/film.
Operators should also note that when drones are being operated in the countryside, they should not disturb other recreational users quiet enjoyment of the countryside and neither should they hinder or harass livestock, wild animals (including birds) other domestic animals or pets. Such activities may fall under other legislation and may result in prosecution.

For drone flying over National Trust properties separate consent will be required.

18/08/2023

Access in the National Park...

Walking
At least 60% of the NP area is access land where a right exists to walk – this was granted under the Countryside & Rights of Way Act (CRoW 2000). Additionally there are almost 2400km of Public Rights of Way and 270km of bridleway. These are all shown on Ordnance Survey Explorer OL Maps Numbers 17, 18 and 23 which cover Eryri National Park on a scale of 1:25,000.

Wild camping
Most land within Eryri National Park is privately owned and has specific land uses, such as farming (mostly for sheep and cattle) or forestry and wild camping is not allowed, unless permission is specifically granted by the respective landowner or farmer, otherwise you are committing a trespass.

If you want to camp then we suggest that you book a designated campsite where you will have access to facilities. There are many campsites within the NP and the surrounding areas, including campsites with full facilities, and some which provide a more basic experience of camping.

If you do have permission from the landowner to wild-camp we ask that any camping should be done responsibly and discretely in the hills and mountains and that you should follow the Eryri Wild Camping Code as below:

Camp high and off the beaten track on open hills and fells and well away from houses and farms.
Pitch your camp later in the day and leave early to minimise your visual presence.
Stay for one night only to minimise your impact.
Leave no trace that you’ve camped.
Don’t light any fires and do not use disposable barbeques.
Great care must be taken if using gas or liquid fuel stoves. Always ensure the cooking area is free from flammable materials including vegetation.
Don’t light any fires and use a gas stove for cooking.
Toileting should be at least 30 m away from any water source or path, and waste buried at least 15cm deep and covered over. Carry paper and any sanitary items away with you.

Leave no litter; take away all rubbish and all organic food scraps with you.
Don’t pollute the area with any non-eco-friendly detergents and do not use streams, lakes or rivers for washing with soaps or other washing products. Take a small bowl and dispose of this well away from any water courses.
Move on respectively without argument if asked by a landowner to do so.
Use unobtrusive coloured tents that blend in with the scenery.

Camp with just one or two tents; no groups.
Choose your pitch carefully and avoid digging ditches, trampling plants and moving rocks and stones just to accommodate your tent.
Be quiet.

If you’re in any doubt about whether you can camp, choose another location.
Campsites.co.uk has a useful guide on the wild camping code on their website.

You may also consider using one of the 4 mountain bothies within the National Park.

Mountain Biking
Mountain biking/cycling activities are only allowed on public bridleways only and not footpaths. Kindly note that voluntary restrictions apply to certain routes on Yr Wyddfa between 1st May and 30th September where access is by cycles is not allowed between 10.00 am and 17.00 pm. This includes the Llanberis Path, Snowdon Ranger and the Rhyd Ddu path. All other routes are accessible. Cyclists should note that by law they must give way to pedestrians and horse riders at all times.

There is no statutory right of access to inland water in Wales or England without landowners’ consent and this applies to any land within the National Park.

This includes wild swimming, canoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding or using any unpowered vessel.

However, there are some places within Eryri National Park where some activities are allowed. Information on where can be found on our website – the link to the page can be found in the resource list.

17/08/2023

Signage Guide...

End of Open Access Land

Marks the end of area-wide access, although other access rights may exist – for example, public rights of way
Waymarked with a crossed-out brown figure

16/08/2023

Signage Guide..

Open Access Land

Open to walkers and users of mobility equipment
Waymarked with a brown figure
Open Access Land is mountain, moorland, heathland, down land and registered common land (mapped under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000) available for use without having to stay on paths

15/08/2023

Signage Guide..

Permissive Path

White arrowed waymarkers
White topped posts
Created for public use by landowner permission. User rights vary – check local signs

14/08/2023

Signage Guide..

Byway Open To All Traffic (BOAT)

Signpost with a red Chevron and ‘Cilffordd’ – ‘Byway’ wording
Red arrowed waymarkers
Red topped posts
Permissive Path

13/08/2023

Signage Guide

Restricted Byway

Signpost with a purple chevron and an image of a horse and carriage
Purple arrowed waymarkers
Purple topped posts

Prohibited:

Motor vehicles

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🌊 Discovering the Coastal Charm of Porthmadog! 🚂🏖️ Porthmadog is a delightful coastal town located in Gwynedd, North Wales. Nestled between the mountains of Snowdonia and the stunning coast, it offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and charming Welsh culture. 🏔️🏰 One of the first things that caught my attention was the town's rich maritime history. Strolling along the harbor, I marveled at the sight of the colorful fishing boats gently swaying in the water, creating a picturesque scene that could easily be mistaken for a postcard. 🌈⛵ If you're a fan of trains, you're in for a treat! Porthmadog is home to the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways, which are famous narrow-gauge heritage railways. you can hop aboard one of the vintage steam trains and enjoy a scenic journey through breathtaking landscapes, including lush forests and majestic mountains. 🚂🌲 For beach lovers, Porthmadog boasts beautiful sandy shores. I spent a blissful afternoon on Black Rock Sands, a vast and unspoiled beach where I could feel the soft sand between my toes and listen to the soothing sound of the waves crashing against the shore. 🏖️🌊 The town center is filled with delightful shops, cosy cafés, and traditional Welsh pubs. I couldn't resist indulging in some local treats like Welsh cakes and a hearty bowl of cawl, a traditional Welsh stew. The warm hospitality of the locals made the experience even more enjoyable! 😊🍽️ Porthmadog is also a great base for exploring the surrounding areas. From here, you can venture into Eryri National Park, where you'll find awe-inspiring mountains, breathtaking hiking trails, and stunning vistas that will leave you speechless. 🏞️🥾 Whether you're seeking coastal charm, historic railways, or outdoor adventures, Porthmadog has it all! I highly recommend adding this gem to your travel bucket list. Trust me, you won't be disappointed! ✨🌟 #Porthmadog #CoastalCharm #WelshCulture #SteamTrainJourn

🌿 Exploring the Enchanting Beauty of Portmeirion! 🏰 Hey friends! Just had the most incredible day at Portmeirion, and I couldn't wait to share this magical place with you all! 😍🌅 Portmeirion is a charming Italianate village nestled on the Welsh coast, and it feels like stepping into a fairytale world! The colorful buildings, stunning gardens, and breathtaking views of the estuary create a truly enchanting atmosphere. 🏞️✨ I started my visit by wandering through the picturesque streets, lined with pastel-hued cottages and vibrant blooms. It's like a living work of art! 🎨🌺 Every corner reveals a new hidden gem, and you can't help but feel a sense of wonder at the attention to detail. The highlight of my visit was exploring the stunning gardens. 🌿🌼 From exotic plants to tranquil ponds and secret pathways, the beauty of nature here is simply mesmerising. It's the perfect place to unwind, take a leisurely stroll, and soak in the tranquility. And of course, I couldn't miss visiting the iconic Portmeirion Hotel and the beautiful sandy beach. The hotel's architecture is truly unique, and the beach offers breathtaking views of the coastline. 🏖️🏰 If you're a fan of "The Prisoner," you'll be thrilled to know that Portmeirion served as the filming location for the iconic TV series. You can even spot some familiar landmarks while exploring! 🎥🎬 I highly recommend a visit to Portmeirion if you find yourself in Wales. It's a place that sparks the imagination, fills your heart with joy, and leaves you with unforgettable memories. ✨❤️ Have you been to Portmeirion? Share your experiences and recommendations in the comments below! Let's swap stories and keep the magic alive! 🌟✨ #Portmeirion #MagicalEscape #FairytaleVillage #NatureBeauty #WelshCoastline #MemorableExperience

The Fun Ship - Llanerch-y-Mor The TSS Duke of Lancaster is a former passenger ferry that has gained fame for its unique transformation into a stationary entertainment and leisure venue. The ship was originally built in 1955 by Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Northern Ireland, for the British Railways as a passenger and car ferry. Its primary route was between Heysham, Lancashire, and Belfast, Northern Ireland. The Duke of Lancaster had a distinctive design, with a sleek black hull and a black and red funnel. It was a popular mode of transportation for passengers traveling between England and Northern Ireland for many years. However, with the rise of air travel and the decline of ferry services, the ship's operation as a traditional ferry became economically unsustainable. In the 1970s, the Duke of Lancaster was sold to a company called Empirewise Ltd, which intended to convert the vessel into a floating leisure center. The ship was renamed the "TSS Duke of Lancaster," and extensive renovations were carried out, including the installation of various facilities and attractions. The TSS Duke of Lancaster opened to the public in 1979, offering a unique entertainment experience. It housed a variety of amenities, including a nightclub, bars, restaurants, a cinema, and an art gallery. The ship also featured an extensive collection of street art painted on its exterior by well-known artists, which further added to its distinctiveness. Over the years, the TSS Duke of Lancaster has gone through various ownership changes and periods of closure. It has faced challenges in terms of licensing and maintenance, which have affected its availability to the public. However, it remains an iconic landmark and a popular subject for photographers and urban explorers due to its intriguing history and unusual appearance. As of 2021 the interior of the ship is undergoing restoration work and deck areas refurbished for use as a dockside attraction #TSSDukeofLancaster #NorthWales

First stop, Dinorwig Quarry, once the largest slate quarry in the world! Nestled in the heart of Snowdonia, this industrial marvel stands as a testament to the region's rich mining heritage. Explore the vast landscape of abandoned slate quarries, towering slate tips, and intricate industrial ruins that stretch as far as the eye can see. It's a captivating sight that takes you back to a time when this quarry was the beating heart of the slate industry. ⛰️⚒️ As you wander through the remnants of this historical site, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for the hard work and determination of the quarrymen who toiled here. Marvel at the colossal slate mills, discover inclines that transported the precious slate and imagine the bustling atmosphere that once filled the air. It's an immersive experience that allows you to step into the shoes of those who shaped the quarry's legacy. 🏭✨ The next stop within the quarry is the Anglesey Barracks: The forgotten 'street' above Llyn Padarn, and Llyn Peris that served as home for travelling quarrymen. The name might indicate soldiers were resting there, but the buildings were actually designed to serve men who worked at Dinorwig Quarry but didn't live in the immediate area. Contrary to some beliefs these barracks did not only serve men from Anglesey, but instead workers who travelled from a wide range of areas across Gwynedd and Anglesey.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 This block of buildings, which can still be seen in some form today on the hillside above Llyn Peris, comprised of 11 cottages built using granite blocks with another 11 running parallel, creating the appearance of a terraced street. They can be found today by following marked paths from Llanberis. Our recommended route is to access the footpath adjacent to the National Slate Museum. So, if you're a history enthusiast or simply captivated by the allure of industrial marvels, make sure to include Dinorwig Quarry and Anglesey Barracks in your North Wales

🌿🏞️ Discover the Tranquility of Llyn Padarn and the Charm of Llanberis! 🏰✨ Are you ready to explore the beauty of North Wales? Let's embark on a journey to Llyn Padarn and the delightful village of Llanberis, where nature, history, and adventure intertwine. Get ready for an unforgettable experience! 🌳💦 Nestled at the foot of Snowdon, Llyn Padarn is a shimmering gem that captivates visitors with its serene ambiance and picturesque surroundings. This stunning glacial lake is not only a visual delight but also offers a plethora of activities for outdoor enthusiasts. From leisurely walks along the lakeside to thrilling water sports like kayaking and paddle boarding, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Immerse yourself in the tranquility and let the beauty of the lake wash over you. 🌅🚣‍♀️ Llyn Padarn is located in the charming village of Llanberis. Known as the "Gateway to Snowdon," this vibrant community is a hub of outdoor adventures and cultural delights. Lace-up your walking boots and embark on the epic journey to the summit of Mount Snowdon, or hop aboard the Snowdon Mountain Railway for a scenic ascent to the peak. The breathtaking views from the top will leave you in awe! ⛰️🚂 In Llanberis, history comes alive at every turn. Visit Dolbadarn Castle, a medieval fortress perched atop a hill, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Explore its ancient walls, imagine the tales of knights and kings, and soak in the rich history that fills the air. It's a place where the past blends seamlessly with the present. and best of all, it is free to enter.🏰✨ Adjacent to Dolbadarn Castle, you'll find the National Slate Museum, a living testament to North Wales' industrial heritage. Step back in time and discover the story of the region's slate industry, marvel at the massive waterwheel, and explore the workshops that once echoed with the sound of hardworking craftsmen. It's a fascinating journey into the past tha

🌊🏞️ Explore the Majestic Beauty of Great Orme's Head in Llandudno North Wales! 🌄✨ Are you ready for an awe-inspiring adventure along the North Wales coast? Let's embark on a journey to Great Orme's Head, a place where nature's grandeur meets breathtaking coastal vistas. Prepare to be amazed! 🌳🌊 Rising proudly above the charming town of Llandudno, Great Orme's Head is a natural wonder that offers panoramic views and an abundance of natural treasures. As you ascend to its summit, you'll be treated to sweeping vistas of the Irish Sea, the Snowdonia mountain range, and the picturesque coastline. It's a sight that will leave you in awe! 🌅🌿 The journey to the top is an adventure in itself. Choose to hike along the scenic trails or hop aboard the Great Orme Tramway, a historic Victorian tram that takes you on a memorable ascent. Whichever path you choose, be prepared to be surrounded by stunning landscapes, wildflowers, and the invigorating sea breeze. 🚃🌺 Once at the summit, take a moment to soak in the breathtaking views. The sight of the sparkling blue sea meeting the rugged cliffs is truly beautiful. On a clear day, you might even spot marine wildlife, such as seals and dolphins, frolicking in the waves below. It's a magical experience that connects you to the power and beauty of nature. 🐬🌊 Great Orme's Head is not only renowned for its scenic splendor but also for its fascinating history and wildlife. Explore the ancient copper mines, which date back thousands of years and offer a glimpse into the region's industrial heritage. Keep your eyes peeled for rare bird species, including the iconic Great Orme Kashmiri goats that roam freely across the landscape. 🦅🐐 For thrill-seekers, Great Orme's Head also offers exciting outdoor activities. Take a thrilling ride on the Great Orme Cable Car, which offers panoramic views as it transports you across the cliffs. Or take a ride on the toboggan run. The possibilities are endless!

🌅 Discover the Serenity of Llyn Ogwen: A Hidden Gem in North Wales! 🏞️✨ Are you searching for a tranquil escape surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty? Look no further than Llyn Ogwen, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of North Wales. Prepare to be amazed by the enchanting allure of this stunning glacial lake! 🌳💦 Llyn Ogwen, located in the picturesque Ogwen Valley, offers a serene retreat amidst the rugged landscapes of Eryri National Park. Imagine gazing out across crystal-clear waters, with majestic mountains as your backdrop, and the peaceful sounds of nature surrounding you. It's truly a place where you can find solace and rejuvenation. 🏞️🌿 This mesmerising lake is not only a visual delight but also a playground for outdoor enthusiasts. From leisurely walks along the lakeside to exhilarating hikes up nearby peaks, Llyn Ogwen offers something for everyone. Lace up your walking boots and embark on an adventure to explore the towering peaks of Tryfan and the stunning Glyderau range. Capture the perfect Instagram-worthy moment with the lake's reflection in the foreground. 📸✨ For those seeking a more tranquil experience, find a peaceful spot by the water's edge and enjoy a picnic while basking in the serene ambiance. Take a moment to breathe in the fresh mountain air, listen to the gentle lapping of the waves, and feel the stress melt away. It's the perfect place to reconnect with nature and find inner peace. 🍃❤️ Llyn Ogwen is not only a destination for outdoor enthusiasts but also a wildlife haven. Keep your eyes peeled for majestic birds soaring overhead and perhaps catch a glimpse of a shy otter or playful wild ponies grazing along the shoreline. Nature's wonders await at every turn! 🦆🐴 When visiting Llyn Ogwen, be sure to explore the nearby Cwm Idwal National Nature Reserve, renowned for its dramatic landscape and rich biodiversity. This stunning glacial valley is a must-visit, offering remarkable geological feat

Caernarfon is a historic town located in Gwynedd, North Wales. It is situated on the banks of the Menai Strait and is known for its impressive medieval castle, Caernarfon Castle, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The town has a population of approximately 9,000 people. Caernarfon has a rich history dating back to Roman times when it was a strategic Roman fort called Segontium. The town later became an important medieval stronghold and was the site of several significant events in Welsh history. Caernarfon Castle was built by King Edward I in the 13th century as part of his campaign to establish English control over Wales. The castle played a central role in the investiture of Charles as the Prince of Wales in 1969 - King Charles III In addition to its castle, Caernarfon is known for its well-preserved town walls, which encircle much of the old town. The town center features narrow streets, traditional Welsh architecture, and a bustling market square. It has a charming waterfront area with marinas and boat trips available for exploring the Menai Strait and nearby islands. Caernarfon is a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors with its historical attractions, scenic surroundings, and proximity to Eryri National Park - Snowdonia. The park offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, and climbing. The town also serves as a base for those looking to explore the nearby Llyn Peninsula and Anglesey. In terms of culture, Caernarfon is known for its Welsh language heritage and has a strong sense of Welsh identity. The town hosts various cultural events and festivals throughout the year, including Gŵyl Fwyd Caernarfon Food Festival. #Caernarfon #CaernarfonCastle #NorthWalesCastles #WelshCastles #MedievalSplendor #CastleExplorations #HistoricWonders #CastleLovers #CastleLife #FortressOfHistory #WelshHeritage #RoyalResidence #CastleAdventures #KnightlyTales #ArchitecturalMarvels #TimelessBeauty #CastleViews #WalledTown #Fortre

Zip World Fforest Coaster - Christmas Gift Vouchers Available. Betwys Y Coed. Shared Sled Ride for One Adult and One Child £37 (voucher valid for 12 months) Click here for more information: https://tidd.ly/3RAtaDP Soar through the forest at epic speeds on the UK’s only alpine coaster at Zip World. This all-weather activity resembles the popular toboggan ride, only it operates on secure rails, meaning the fun is never cancelled! Enjoy an exhilarating journey in the heart of the Welsh woodlands and travel over 300 metres on the uplift through the trees on a shared sled, before descending over 700 metres – reaching speeds of up to 25mph! Riders will be able to control the speed of the toboggan, allowing them to slow down the journey and appreciate some breathtaking views. This unique activity includes three rides, so thrill seekers can embrace an amazing adventure, over and over again.

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