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Conwy Morfa

Conwy Morfa

Conwy Morfa is a large sandy beach on the North Wales Coast.

Celticos Tour vehicle near Caernarfon Castle

Celticos Tours

Embark on an unforgettable day exploring North Wales tailored to your interests and preferences…

Llyn Guides

Llyn Guides

Fishing is an ongoing journey of discovery. You matter to us and we will use our best endeavours to…

Greenfield Valley Exterior

Greenfield Valley Trust Ltd

An award winning 70 acre Country Park featuring ancient monuments and industrial history.

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  1. Add Borth Wen Beach to your Itinerary

    Borth Wen Beach

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    Beach

    Holyhead

    One of the most sheltered beaches on Anglesey, Borth Wen is a popular beach located on Holyhead’s southern shore. Also known as Rhoscolyn beach,

  2. Llanfairfechan Beach

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    Type:

    Beach

    Llanfairfechan

    Llandudno West Shore beach is a sandy and pebbly beach located on the North Wales Coast.

  3. Add Aberdaron Beach to your Itinerary

    Aberdaron Beach

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    Type:

    Beach

    Aberdaron

    Aberdaron is a sandy beach located on the southern tip of the Llyn Peninsula.

  4. Add Llyn Brenig Reservoir and Visitor Centre to your Itinerary

    Llyn Brenig Reservoir and Visitor Centre

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    Type:

    Lake / Reservoir

    CORWEN

    Explore over 2500 acres of forest, moorland and lakes amid stunning upland scenery. With Visitor Centre, Café, Gift Shop, Osprey Exhibition, Adventure Playground, Cycle Hire, Mountain Biking, Walking Trails, Sailing and more to discover.

    Open all…

  5. Add Zip World Betws y Coed to your Itinerary

    Zip World Betws y Coed

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    Type:

    Adrenaline Adventure

    BETWS Y COED

    Betws-y-Coed - 6 adventures        Hidden amongst the trees of the magical North Wales woodland is an incredible family-friendly adventure hub, Zip World Betws-y-Coed.

  6. Add Bull Bay Beach to your Itinerary

    Bull Bay Beach

    AMLWCH

    Bull Bay Beach is a pebbly beach located on the northern coast of Anglesey.

  7. Add Fron Goch Garden Centre to your Itinerary

    Fron Goch Garden Centre

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    Type:

    Garden Centre

    CAERNARFON

    Curated by our team of horticultural experts our plant area is an award winning department with an extensive collection of exceptional quality and often unusual plants and trees.

  8. Add Snowdon Mountain Railway to your Itinerary

    Snowdon Mountain Railway

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    Steam Railway

    LLANBERIS

    Planning to travel on the amazing Snowdon Mountain Railway?...If so, click here to get the latest information direct from the official North Wales tourism site!

  9. Add Llandudno North Shore Beach to your Itinerary

    Llandudno North Shore Beach

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    Beach

    Llandudno

    Representing the main sea front area of Llandudno as a tourist resort, north shore is a three mile crescent shaped bay, flanked by two limestone headlands, the Great and Little Ormes.

  10. Add Talacre Beach - Point of Ayr Lighthouse to your Itinerary

    Talacre Beach - Point of Ayr Lighthouse

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    Type:

    Beach

    HOLYWELL

    Talacre is a sandy beach on the North Wales coast.

  11. Llanbedrog Beach

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    Type:

    Beach

    Pwllheli

    Llanbedrog is a sandy beach located on the southern coast of the Llyn Peninsula.

  12. Add Snowdonia 360 to your Itinerary

    Snowdonia 360

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    Type:

    Sub-Attraction

    PWLLHELI

    The Snowdonia360 guides you along a spectacular 360-mile route through the best things to do in Snowdonia, Anglesey, Llŷn Peninsula, and the North Wales Coast. Experience the breathtaking scenery and explore the best attractions, places to stay, eat…

  13. Add The Boardroom Climbing to your Itinerary

    The Boardroom Climbing

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    Type:

    Adventure Park / Playground

    Queensferry

    The Boardroom is one mighty fine indoor climbing venue. Stylish, relaxed and friendly with some beautiful blocs, lead and top rope lines providing over 1000m� of climbing as well as having the UK�s first PSICOBLOC!

  14. Add Dolwyddelan Castle to your Itinerary

    Dolwyddelan Castle

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    Castle / Fort

    Dolwyddelan

    When in the area, this magnificent castle is certainly worth a visit. The car park is a 200 metre from the entrance and be prepared for some rough terrain to reach the monument.  

  15. Add North Wales Bowls Centre to your Itinerary

    North Wales Bowls Centre

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    Type:

    Leisure Complex

    PRESTATYN

    North Wales Bowls Centre is an 8 rink, international standard, flat green indoor bowling complex. Open to members and non-members, we welcome individuals, pairs, groups and visiting parties.
    The centre is also open to the general public not wishing…

  16. Add Bonc yr Hafod Country Park to your Itinerary

    Bonc yr Hafod Country Park

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    Type:

    Country / Royal Park

    WREXHAM

    The Park forms part of the Johnstown Special Area of Conservation. This strong protective status is due to the population of Great Crested Newts that live in and around the park.

  17. Add Bonkerz Fun Centre to your Itinerary

    Bonkerz Fun Centre

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    Type:

    Adventure Park / Playground

    Conwy, Llandudno

    Bonkerz Fun Centre, one of the premier indoor soft play facilities of its kind in North Wales.

  18. Porth Towyn

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    Type:

    Beach

    Tudweiliog

    Porth Towyn is a sandy beach on the northern side of the Llyn Peninsula.

  19. North East Wales Wildlife

    Flintshire, Mold

    North East Wales Wildlife (NEWW) was formed in 1986, at a time when urban wildlife conservation was being recognised as an important issue, exemplified by the loss of pond habitats in North East Wales.