With 823 square miles of diverse landscapes, Snowdonia National Park is the largest national park in Wales. Situated only 30 miles from Llandudno, this serene area of natural beauty offers picturesque landscapes and a full range of adventurous activities for all the family.
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With its sea serpent silhouette, the Great Orme is a prominent limestone headland offering gorgeous views with a special scientific and conservation status. It is a great outing for those who like to hike or bike, whilst admiring the fabulous surrounding scenery. There is also a café nearby where visitors can enjoy delicious cream cakes and hot drinks to break up the day.
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Spend a day seeing and learning about rare and endangered species, like the zoo's snow leopards and sea lions at this top Welsh attraction. Nestled on the beautiful hills overlooking Colywn Bay, this zoo has become a favourite among local families in the area as well as many visitors to North Wales.
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A genuine working Welsh farm attraction guarantees a great day out for all the family. See rare breed animals and birds of prey, or enjoy a tractor ride around the farm before sitting down for some delicious home cooked food. Visitors can even purchase food for the animals and hand feed all the goats, deer and llamas.
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Take a trip down memory lane to life in 1940s Britain, with a visit to this unique living museum. Visitors can experience civilian life during World War II and take a look at a wealth of authentic wartime artefacts.
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