Things to Do in North Wales

The beaches of North Wales are some of the most beautiful in the UK. There are miles and miles of golden sand, some backed by acres of sand dunes, some by craggy cliffs and some by the classic seafronts of Victorian seaside towns, all providing a wonderful backdrop for your holiday. Scan our database to see which ones are near you. 

Whether you’re a sophisticated gourmand or just love fish and chips, North Wales will have the fare that you want. Fantastic seafood and local mountain lamb are specialities of the region – and there is even an excellent Welsh whisky.

Known for its dramatic seascapes, mountains, and castles, this culturally rich part of Wales is packed with both natural and man-made attractions to suit every interest. Wander around fabulous country houses, take the kids to the zoo, sample the local brew at one of the many beach bars, ride a zip wire or go cliff-jumping.

The rich history of North Wales extends across several millenia and relics from the past are found throughout the region. Neolithic burial chambers, standing stones, ancient hill forts, Roman settlements, medieval castles, age-old mine workings, Victorian lighthouses and amusement piers – North Wales has it all, in spades.

We have teamed up with some of the best and most trusted providers of a wide range of special experiences for holiday makers in North Wales. If you’re into rock climbing, rib rides, foil riding, yoga or guided walks, we know just the right guides and instructors.

As a paradise for those who love the outdoors, North Wales offers an extraordinary array of outdoor activities for both the adventurous and the timid – in the mountains, on the beaches, on, in and under the sea – you have a huge menu to choose from.

The calendar of events in North Wales is full and varied. There’s always something going, whether it’s a local food fair or a music festival, a race, an art exhibition, a garden tour, a regatta or the annual Anglesey Show.