North Wales Area Guides

Just because you’ve put away the kids’ buckets and spades until next year doesn’t mean you can’t come and play with the family in North Wales. Here are our top fun things to do with the kids in the region this winter: Have an Adventure The adventure attractions the...

With Halloween coinciding with some schools’ half terms why not bring the family away for some spooktacular fun at one of these events: Penrhyn Castle, 21-31 October Help the staff at Penrhyn Castle solve a mystery, have your face painted, join the Halloween crafts,...

There are plenty of action-packed activities for those want some adventure including skiing, snowboarding, learning to paddle-board or horse riding through Snowdonia National Park. Coasteering Coasteering is all about climbing, scrambling, swimming, jumping and...

There is nothing more quintessential for a traditional seaside holiday in North Wales than choosing a destination that boasts a pier, and at Llandudno we’re fortunate to have not only the longest pier in Wales but also one of the UK’s finest.

If you’re looking for a walking holiday in North Wales, guests staying at The Imperial in Llandudno can enjoy some excellent walks around the resort from the hotel. The Promenade is a gentle flat walk of 1.4 miles which takes you from the Little Orme to the entrance...

The natural and beautiful landscape in North Wales is so diverse that it offers something for everyone. As the pandemic has offered the chance for may of us to rediscover the simple pleasure of nature and the great outdoors, make this the year you visit to experience...

With sweeping mountains, glistening lakes, fabulous countryside and breathtaking coastline, North Wales is a walkers’ paradise and certainly rewards you for your effort with some spectacular views. Whether you’re wanting a leisurely stroll or a strenuous hike, here...

Let this be the month that you discover North Wales on foot as it is the perfect destination for walkers with its sweeping mountains, glistening lakes, fabulous countryside and breathtaking coastline.  There is a walk for everyone whether it be a leisurely stroll or a...

Long before Llandudno became the beautiful thriving town it is today; a mining settlement stood in its place, taking advantage of the rich copper mines on the limestone headland, the Great Orme. In the 1800s Owen Williams, an architect and surveyor saw the village’s...