Sightseeing
North Wales is full of stunning scenery, impressive peaks, secluded beaches and miles of forests. Even in the height of summer, you can have a beach to yourself, not meet a soul in miles of trekking and just have the birds and wildlife for company on a cycling trip or walking excursion. It's a place to feed the soul and to recharge your batteries!
Portmeirion
Great place to visit, intriguing architecture and beautiful views
Ancient Royal Town and magnificent castle, beautiful views over the Menai Strait. Market every Saturday
282 locals recommend
Caernarfon Castle
Castle DitchAncient Royal Town and magnificent castle, beautiful views over the Menai Strait. Market every Saturday
The easiest way to get to the top of Wales' highest mountain!
195 locals recommend
Snowdon Mountain Railway station
The easiest way to get to the top of Wales' highest mountain!
The 'Island of the 20,000 Saints', famous pilgrimage destination and wildlife haven. Day trips available from Pwllheli and Porth Meudwy
22 locals recommend
Bardsey Island
The 'Island of the 20,000 Saints', famous pilgrimage destination and wildlife haven. Day trips available from Pwllheli and Porth Meudwy
Set in a stunning location with views across Cardigan Bay, a lovely town with many shops and cafes
91 locals recommend
Criccieth Castle
Castle StreetSet in a stunning location with views across Cardigan Bay, a lovely town with many shops and cafes
Everything Else
Not sure where to put these amazing places!
Lovely sandy beach, intriguing history and beautiful views. Check tide times to walk onto the island. Look out for the solidifed lava from the ancient subsea volcanoes! Parking fee on entry.
58 locals recommend
Llanddwyn Island
Lovely sandy beach, intriguing history and beautiful views. Check tide times to walk onto the island. Look out for the solidifed lava from the ancient subsea volcanoes! Parking fee on entry.
The Ship Inn Red Wharf Bay
Olde worlde pub on the beach
Zip World Penrhyn Quarry
Longest and fastest zipwire in Europe
Adventure Parc Snowdonia
Conway RoadArtificial Surf Lagoon with 2m high waves
Harlech Castle
Beautiful location, local cafes and shops
Narrow gauge railway from Porthmadog to Blaenau Ffestiniog
123 locals recommend
Ffestiniog Railway Harbour Station
Narrow gauge railway from Porthmadog to Blaenau Ffestiniog
Piercy Rob
Snowdon StreetBeautiful original paintings from a well regarded local artist
Arts & Culture
Gallery with changing displays of local artists' work. FOC entry. Conservatory cafe. Forest walks and beach nearby. Sheltered spot. Open year round
54 locals recommend
Plas Glyn y Weddw Gallery
Gallery with changing displays of local artists' work. FOC entry. Conservatory cafe. Forest walks and beach nearby. Sheltered spot. Open year round
Parks & Nature
Nearest sandy beach to the holiday cottage, glorious views and plenty of room. Park on the beach. Seasonal parking fees. Dogs allowed in some areas
Black Rock
Nearest sandy beach to the holiday cottage, glorious views and plenty of room. Park on the beach. Seasonal parking fees. Dogs allowed in some areas
An easy stroll along a clear route towards a spectacular waterfall tumbling some 120ft / 37m down a water-scoured cliff. You'll pass through ancient ruins too on your way. Park at the furthest car park (toilets available, pay and display).
108 locals recommend
Aber Falls
An easy stroll along a clear route towards a spectacular waterfall tumbling some 120ft / 37m down a water-scoured cliff. You'll pass through ancient ruins too on your way. Park at the furthest car park (toilets available, pay and display).
Essentials
6 miles away in Porthmadog - worth stopping here on your way to the cottage if you are arriving from the south
15 locals recommend
Aldi
Penamser Road6 miles away in Porthmadog - worth stopping here on your way to the cottage if you are arriving from the south