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The 13 Best Beaches to Visit in North Wales

Beaches and holidays are like Welsh cakes and butter – they simply go hand in hand. Many of our North Wales beaches also have a…

Beaches

The Best Beaches in Anglesey

With 125 miles of spectacular coastline, it should come as no surprise that the Isle of Anglesey is home to some epic beaches. From rugged,…

Food and Drink

The Best Restaurants and Places to Eat on Anglesey

Anglesey is an island that has long been shaped by its produce. From world-famous sea salt to mussels and oysters farmed in the Menai Strait,…

Activities, Attractions, Heritage

The 11 Best Castles to Visit in North Wales

North Wales is home to one of the highest concentrations of castles anywhere in Europe, and most visitors don’t realise it until they arrive! From…

Activities, Attractions, Heritage

Things to do in Criccieth

Often referred to as the gateway to the Llŷn Peninsula, Criccieth is renowned for its coastal scenery and peaceful atmosphere. Once a medieval stronghold occupied…

Activities, Beaches

The Best Sea Swimming Spots in North Wales

For some brave folk, sea swimming is on the agenda all year-round, but the shoulder seasons of May – June and September – October is…

Activities, Attractions, Events, Food and Drink

What’s On in North Wales This October

As the leaves turn golden and the nights draw longer, North Wales transforms into a haven for those seeking stunning scenery and a spine-tingling adventure…

Beaches

The best beaches in and around Abersoch

Once a tiny fishing village with a busy working port, Abersoch is a North Wales destination that has become known for its heavenly beaches and…

Events, News

Where to watch the fireworks in North Wales

Remember, Remember, the 5th of November. We’ve whittled down the top places to watch a bonfire or fireworks display for Guy Fawkes Night. We’ve also…

Activities, Attractions

Autumn in North Wales: A Locals’ Guide

North Wales in autumn is always a good idea. The scenery gradually transforms into a wonderland of colour and temperatures can remain mild into late…

Beaches, Pets

The Best Dog-Friendly Beaches in North Wales

There’s no joy quite like taking your dog to the beach and letting them frolic in the shallows or sprint along the sand. However, dog…

Beaches, Pets

Dog-Friendly Beaches Anglesey

Anglesey is a haven for dog-friendly beaches, with miles of unspoilt coastline just waiting for you to explore. There’s a real mix of terrain, with…

Activities, Attractions, Events

What’s On in North Wales This September

North Wales has plenty of things to do in any season, but September is perhaps one of our favourite months in the area thanks to…

Activities

Anglesey Coast Path: The Ultimate Guide

The Anglesey Coast Path is quite possibly one of the most enjoyable ‘challenges’ you could seek to undertake. At around 135 miles long (depending on…

News

Things to do in Caernarfon

A fortified Welsh jewel on the banks of the Menai Strait, Caernarfon is a glorious Royal Town steeped in history. Defined by the medieval walls,…

Activities, Attractions, Food and Drink, Heritage

Things to do in Pwllheli

 A hub for holidaymakers, local businesses and seaside activities, there are lots of things to do in Pwllheli, making it the perfect place to stay…

Activities, Events, News

What’s On During The Summer Holidays in North Wales 2026

With just weeks to go until the 2026 summer holidays start, we’re dreaming of joyous escapes to the North Wales coast and countryside with the…

 
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