Adventures in North Wales podcast

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Welcome to Adventures in North Wales from Go North Wales.

Whether you're planning a day-trip or a staycation in North Wales, this travel guide will give you a peek into some of the great things to see and do.

North Wales has some truly wonderful historic buildings and structures – it has more castles per square mile than anywhere else in the World! In this episode, Megan Llyn takes a look at just a few of the heritage sites on offer, including one that has recently become a national treasure thanks to Ant & Dec.

North Wales - Beautiful By Bus

Join Owain Llyr as he embarks on a scenic bus ride along the stunning coastline from Rhyl to Llandudno aboard the Arriva Bus Wales number 12, discovering the hidden gems and local highlights of North Wales, from charming seaside towns to breathtaking views.  Find out about the must-see attractions, off-the-beaten-path spots, and the benefits of exploring the region by bus.

Cors Dyfi and the Welsh Beaver Project

In this episode, Megan Llyn takes us to Cors Dyfi Nature Reserve, which boasts an impressive array of wildlife, including ospreys and the recent return of a once extinct species in Wales: the beaver.  Megan explores the captivating history and ecological significance of these incredible animals, shedding light on their role as environmental engineers and their remarkable resurgence across Britain.

Heritage & Arts

In this series Megan Llyn explores North Wales with its world-leading outdoor adventure activities, brilliant beaches, thrilling mountain scenery and ancient culture and heritage.

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Adrenaline & Adventures

The North Wales landscape lends itself to all sorts of adrenaline inducing thrilling experiences and in this episode Megan Llyn tries out some of the best. She'll take an exhilarating boat ride up the Menai Strait, experience the fastest zip line in the World and head underground to the deepest point with public access in Great Britain.

Garden & Landscapes

Join Megan Llyn as she searches out the most breathtaking landscapes across North Wales. She'll discover the best ways to climb Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon,) track down the Carneddau ponies with the help of TV farmer Gareth Wyn Jones and explore Anglesey's South Stack.

Food & Drink

The North Wales culinary scene is certainly vibrant and in this episode Megan Llyn tastes just some of the fabulous food and drink on offer. Along the way she'll find out how Welsh yoghurt is made, get a lesson in the flavours of sea salt and visit one of Wales' four whiskey distilleries.

Beaches & Coastline

North Wales has 250 miles of coastline, with some astonishing sandy beaches, beautiful coastal resorts and an incredible array of wildlife. In this episode, Megan Llyn takes a boat ride to the wonderfully named Puffin Island, discovers a haunted lighthouse and experiences the tranquility of the beach favoured by the Duke & Duchess of Cambridge.

North East Wales

In this episode Megan travels around the East part of North Wales to bring you a taste of what the area has to offer.  She visits a 15th-century country hotel, The West Arms in Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog, takes a trip to Ruthin to explore the Manorhaus and Jail, visits the Llangollen Railway and chats with the team at Mynydd Sleddog Adventures who offer husky rides and sleddog adventures in the beautiful forest trails of Bwlch Hafod Einion.

North Wales Coast

In this episode Megan Llyn Parri explores some of the finest destinations on the North Wales Coast, bringing you a taste of what the area has to offer including historic tourist destinations, luxurious hotels, quality family entertainment and authentic Welsh cheese and wine!

North West Wales

Megan Llyn Parri begins her exploration of North West Wales' finest attractions at the iconic village of Portmeirion.

Along the way she uncovers the history of the area at one of the last surviving working slate mines, takes a trip on a heritage railway and discovers an environmentally friendly family attraction.

Hiraethog

In this podcast, Megan Llyn explores the fascinating area of Hiraethog, around 375 square kilometres of North Wales running from Betws-y-Coed in the west to Ruthin in the east, encompassing Mynydd Hiraethog, the Hiraethog mountain, and the stunning Denbigh Moors. As Megan discovers, this region is packed with fantastic scenery and amazing activities.