Adventure – Events – Tourism
It’s no secret that to be fit and healthy you need to keep physically active. No matter the level of your regular physical activity, without it you could expect consequences to your health. Without regular activity, you could be at risk of a mirage of serious diseases such as, obesity, heart disease, cancer, mental illness, … Read more
Looking for an outdoor adventure in North Wales? Head to the seaside town of Llandudno which is close to Snowdonia National Park – a hub for lots of fun, outdoorsy activities! Llandudno is also home to The Great Orme and plenty of good restaurants and bars for some evening indulgence. Llandudno is the perfect base … Read more
The isle of Anglesey can be a great surfing destination – surfing beaches are located on the Southwest Coast, between the towns of Rhosneigr and Aberffraw. A southwesterly wind along with a big swell makes for the best surfing conditions, this is true in the winter months. Other surf spots in North Wales include along … Read more
This historic town in the deep of North Wales is a fantastic location for visitors to stay to explore locally as well as the wider area. Read on for the best secret and well-known spots to see while staying at a Caernarfon hotel or just visiting for the day. Visit the Castle Let’s start at … Read more
North Wales, home to the best outdoor activities in the UK, stunning beaches, and the most thrilling mountain scenery. Find the most fascinating ancient culture and heritage everywhere you look. There is so much to explore in North Wales. Lockdowns may be happening across the UK, but this doesn’t mean you can’t plan for … Read more
For those of you who are thinking of tackling the mighty Snowdon, or Yr Wydffa, you’ll be pleased to know that the vast majority of active people will have no problem with it. The most manageable route is the Llanberis Path, which follows the same route at the Snowdon mountain railway. This coincidentally is the … Read more
Snowdonia is a mere 4-5 hours from London and only three from larger cities like Birmingham and Liverpool. Imagine the ease of getting everyone into the car ( with no baggage restrictions mind) shutting the doors and tooting off down the motorway only to arrive in the gorgeous mountain countryside – compared with the turbulent … Read more
It’s rare to find a small town which has so many things to do. If you visit Conwy, there will be more activities to do than walk around the castle. You can find stunning scenery, great restaurants Conwy is home to, Britains smallest house, magical gardens, and Conwy mountain amongst so much else. Conwy … Read more
Caernarfon is a part of North Wales which to this day remains truly Welsh! The language is widely spoken amongst the locals, and there are pieces of well preserved Welsh history amongst the beautiful Welsh landscape. All in all, Caernarfon is a brilliant experience and luckily there are caravans for sale North Wales, meaning holidaying … Read more
Camping has evolved over time, with more types of camping available than ever before. Camping gives us a time to escape from everyday life and be at one with nature for a little while. Camping in Bala nowadays has extra added comforts such as toilets and even electricity! The basis of camping does remain the … Read more