Wthin a reletively short distance are a range of outdoor activities including walking, cycling, sailing and fishing. As keen walkers we have an array of maps and walking guides available and will be glad to give you details and advice on any.
One of Wales's most iconic facts is that there are more Castles per head of population than any other nation in Europe. Some were built by the native Welsh as defensive, others were built by the English to control the Welsh.
Castles worth visiting include Conwy, Caernarfon, Harlech, Criccieth, Denbigh, Rhuddlan and Flint. Click on an image for further information...
PLACES TO VISIT
 LlandudnoTake a leisurely stroll along the promenade of this victorian sea side resort and experience the still intact Victorian Pier |
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 Betws y CoedVisit the vibrant village on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. |
 ChesterHistoric Roman walled Chester with its famous covered shopping 'rows'. |
 SnowdoniaVisit Wales' highest mountain (walk or take the train!) |
 LlangollenTake a leisurely narrow boat trail across the world famous Pontcysyllta aqueduct or walk to the ruins of the Castell Dinas Bran. |
 BalaBala lake is the largest natural lake in Wales. Enjoy a variety of waterspouts or just take in the wonderful scenery. |
ACTIVITIES
 Zip WorldThe longest zip line in Europe and the fastest in the world |
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 Flip OutFlip Out is the UK’s leading trampoline park operator, with a national network of cutting-edge arenas and state-of-the-art facilities. |
 Moel Famau |
 Llandegla |
 Bala |
 Llandegla |
CASTLES
 RhuddlanFollow the link below for information on all the Castles... |
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 Caernarfon |
 Denbigh |
 Harlech |
 Conwy |
GARDENS
 Bodnant-GardensSpring time is the best for experiencing the fantastic Laburnum Arch at these picturesque gardens. |
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 ErddigTake a tour of this National Trust house and gardens. Experience the 'upstairs downstairs' life of the staff and local gentry |