Things To Do
Portmeirion
This is an Italian style village and a top tourist attraction, it has some lovely restaurants, beach views and photo spots. It's perfect for both the Gram and strolls with Nan.
Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon)
The highest peak in England and Wales, Yr Wyddfa is an incredible hike on a good weather day. You can also get the train and climb the final 30 minutes to the top or stop for a drink in the cafe.
Zip World Llechwedd
Zip World is perfect for the family, they have locations across North Wales with a range of activities from Bounce Below (trampolines in a cave!) to zip lining.
Beddgelert
Beddgelert is a charming small village at the foothills of Eryri (Snowdonia), from here you can find beautiful walks around the river Glaslyn as well as cafes, pubs and local shops to stop in.
Caernarfon
A historical town built around the 12th century castle walls. There are pubs, restaurants, cafes and shops to explore.
Black Rock Sands
A sandy beach that stretches for 2 miles with views of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park and allows cars to drive on.
Tŷ Coch Inn
Voted the worlds (yes, you read that correctly) third best beach bar. A charming red pub on a secluded beach, we highly recommend a visit!
Abersoch
Known to be a posh town on the Llyn Peninsula with dead posh ice cream with surfing spots such as Hells Mouth.
Ynys Llanddwyn
This is a beautiful long walk to a small tidal island off the west coast of Anglesey, with a connection to Saint Dwynwen (the Welsh Patron Saint of lovers).
Llyn Mair
A beautiful wild swimming spot
Tryfan
A mountain in the Ogwen Valley, Eryri (Snowdonia). This mountain is 917.5 metres high and voted Britain's favourite mountain by Trail magazine (not sure who voted).
Dylan's Menai Bridge
Tasha's favourite restaurant in North Wales (questionably low standards), there is also one in Criccieth but the Menai Bridge restaurant has the best views on a good day. We suggest booking on the balcony area.
Parys Mountain
A copper mine on the island of Anglesey.