Welcome to North Wales
From the rugged peaks of Snowdonia to the pristine coastline of the Irish Sea, North Wales offers unforgettable experiences for every traveler. Whether you're seeking outdoor adventure, rich history, stunning architecture, or simply want to relax in charming villages, this beautiful region has something special for everyone.
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Snowdonia National Park
Home to Wales's highest mountain, Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), Snowdonia National Park is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The dramatic landscape features towering peaks, glacial valleys, sparkling lakes, and ancient woodlands.
- Summit Snowdon via walking trails or the historic mountain railway
- Explore pristine lakes including Llyn Padarn and Llyn Gwynant
- Discover cascading waterfalls like Swallow Falls and Aber Falls
- Mountain biking, rock climbing, and adventure activities
- Wildlife spotting - from red kites to Welsh mountain ponies
Portmeirion Village
Step into a Mediterranean dream at this extraordinary Italianate village on the Welsh coast. Created by architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1975, Portmeirion is a photographer's paradise with its colorful buildings, ornate gardens, and coastal setting.
- Stunning Italian-inspired architecture and design
- Beautiful subtropical gardens with exotic plants
- Boutique shops, galleries, and artisan craft stores
- Award-winning hotel and restaurants
- Famous filming location for "The Prisoner" TV series
Caernarfon Castle & Town
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of Europe's most impressive medieval fortresses. Built by Edward I in the 13th century, Caernarfon Castle dominates the town with its massive walls and distinctive polygonal towers, designed to echo the walls of Constantinople.
- Explore the castle's towers, battlements, and royal apartments
- Walk the medieval town walls with harbor views
- Historic town center with independent shops and cafes
- Welsh Highland Railway terminus for scenic journeys
- Vibrant market days and local Welsh culture
Barmouth & Harlech
Two stunning coastal gems offering golden sandy beaches, dramatic castle ruins, and breathtaking coastal scenery. Barmouth boasts a beautiful sandy beach perfect for families, while Harlech's castle stands majestically overlooking Cardigan Bay.
- Barmouth's award-winning Blue Flag beach
- Harlech Castle - another UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Stunning Mawddach Estuary views and walking trails
- Barmouth Bridge - Victorian railway viaduct walks
- Water sports, sailing, and coastal activities
Coed y Brenin Forest Park
Coed y Brenin is Wales's premier forest park, famous for its waymarked walking trails, world-class mountain biking routes, and beautiful woodland scenery. A fantastic base for active days out in Snowdonia.
- Graded mountain bike trails for all abilities, from family-friendly to technical routes
- Waymarked forest walks with rivers, waterfalls, and viewpoints
- Visitor centre with cafรฉ, shop, play area, and parking
- Ideal stop as part of a full-day scenic tour of southern Snowdonia
Criccieth & Local Gwynedd
Our home base! Criccieth is a charming Victorian seaside town perfectly positioned for exploring all of North Wales. With its own impressive castle, two lovely beaches, and welcoming atmosphere, Criccieth epitomizes Welsh coastal charm.
- Criccieth Castle with panoramic coastal views
- Two beautiful beaches - perfect for families
- Award-winning ice cream at Cadwalader's
- Independent shops, cafes, and restaurants
- Central location for day trips across North Wales
Porthmadog & Harbour
A historic maritime town famous for its heritage railways and Victorian harbor. Porthmadog serves as the gateway to some of North Wales's most scenic railway journeys and offers a lovely blend of history, shopping, and coastal access.
- Ffestiniog Railway - journey through stunning mountain scenery
- Welsh Highland Railway to Caernarfon
- Black Rock Sands - drive-on beach nearby
- Historic harbor and maritime museum
- Independent shops, markets, and local eateries
Holyhead & Isle of Anglesey
Cross the iconic Menai Suspension Bridge to reach the Isle of Anglesey, an island of outstanding natural beauty. From stunning coastal paths to ancient monuments, Anglesey offers a perfect blend of heritage, nature, and seaside charm.
- South Stack Lighthouse and dramatic coastal cliffs
- Beaumaris Castle and charming Georgian town
- Beautiful beaches including Llanddwyn Island
- Holyhead ferry port for Irish Sea crossings
- Coastal path walking and wildlife spotting
Staying at Holiday Parks
North Wales is home to numerous excellent holiday parks offering comfortable accommodation in stunning locations. From Warren Holiday Parks to boutique glamping sites, there's accommodation to suit every preference and budget.
- Family-friendly parks with facilities and entertainment
- Coastal locations with beach access
- On-site amenities including pools, restaurants, and shops
- Professional taxi transfers between holiday parks
- Convenient base for exploring North Wales attractions
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