Explore Snowdonia

In a world where we spend too much time indoors, this is the perfect way to get your children in the great outdoors. There are different classes available in the…

Tombs of this type belong to a grouping called the Cotswold-Severn, after the area where they are generally found, so one this far North remains a mystery.

The legend is one of the best-known stories in Wales about the faithful hound and the sadness and tragedy of his death.

This Bridge was built by the civil engineer Thomas Telford construction started in 1815 and completed the following year.

Located opposite the renowned Harlech Castle and the steepest street globally, the café boasts breathtaking panoramic views from the sea to Snowdon.

Say hello to the furry friends at the Harlech-based Children’s Farm Park. This independent farm offers the chance to get up close and personal with animals.

Caffi Colwyn is a family-run establishment with a comfortable, dog-friendly indoor seating area and a riverside teagarden.

Not to be overlooked whilst in Caernarfon, King Edward 1’s masterplan to create a complete fortress town. 

Learn the basics of stand-up paddleboarding with the experts at Plas Menai.

Uncover Welsh history with the Dinorwic Slate Quarry between Llanberis and Dinorwig. Home to the Welsh National Slate Museum, this is a great day out for all ages.

The Alpine Coffee Shop and Gallery is one of North Wales’s most popular Cafes. It is busy throughout the year, situated in Betws-y-Coed.

Foiling is the newest sport to take the world by storm because it’s like flying on top ofthe water! If you are renting an Oyster cottage close to the beach…

Take a dip in Harlech with the Harlech & Ardudwy Leisure complex.

Zip around Llanberis with high-quality bike hire from the Llanberis Bike Hire team. You can see Snowdon on your terms with full-day, half-day and evening bike hire.

Calling all steam train enthusiasts. The Llanberis Lake Railway is here to show you the stunning shoes of Llyn Padarn (Lake Padarn) from the comfort of a steam engine.

The Llanfair Slate Caverns are man-made caverns based in Llanfair, Gwynedd. Get ready for an atmospheric self-guided tour deep underground!

The restaurant offers a wide variety of dining options, from early morning breakfast for a hearty start to the day to lunchtime with daily specials.

The Snowdonia Riding Stables provide expert lessons and pony trekking courses for all ages and abilities. There’s no better way to see the sights of North Wales!

A lovely little tea and coffee shop with outside seating and a cafe menu of filling hearty food.

It is a great little cafe serving traditional Neapolitan-style pizza made in-house using quality, authentic ingredients and techniques.

A 20ft high steel sword Sculpture was erected in 2017  by Llyn Padarn in honour of the Welsh Princes.

Do you have a head for heights and are interested in scaling some of North Wales’s finest climbing routes? Well this experience could be for you. Expert mountain leader Lou…

Standing tall above the Cambrian coast overlooking the Irish Sea. Renowned for its imposing and strategic location positioned on a steep cliff.

All their dishes are freshly cooked to order, they know if you’ve just climbed Y Wyddfa or sped down a mountain bike trail, you’ll want hearty food to replenish after…

The oldest Cathedral foundation in Britain, St Deiniol’s Cathedral was founded around 525 AD.

A fantastic pizzeria serving 15 high-quality pizzas, salads, oven-baked goods, Mediterranean boards, desserts, and drinks. No need to book—just pop in!

Book your in-house masseuse through Oyster Experiences and immerse yourself in ultimate comfort and relaxation. Take some “me time” this holiday and book a masseuse to your holiday cottage. Your…

Dinas Dinlle is a large beach that’s well-worth visiting for beautiful views. With natural pebble banks, nearby cafes, and free parking.

With views of Criccieth and Snowdonia, Llandanwg Beach is a local favourite. There’s a small car park, toilets, and a summer cafe nearby.

Plas Menai Adventure Camps are a must if you want to rekindle your connection with the great outdoors.

Visit the home of Glaslyn Ospreys at the Glaslyn Wildlife Reserve. Owned and operated by local wildlife enthusiasts, this peaceful reserve is the place to connect with nature.

Test your creative skills and paint some customised souvenirs with Piggery Pottery. This independent pottery cafe has been a Caernarfon staple for all ages since 1972.

Louise Tully is a mountaineering instructor in North Wales and has over twenty years experience guiding in the UK and overseas. Louise Tully is a mountaineering instructor in North Wales…

Construction started in 1283 and took 47 years to complete. The castle has nine towers and two gatehouses. In 1969, the Queen invested Prince Charles as Prince of Wales.

Beics Antur in Caernarfon provides an extensive list of bike supplies to ensure you and your family can travel around with ease.

Zip World Penrhyn Quarry is home to the fastest zip line in the world and the longest in Europe. Set in Penrhyn Slate Quarry this is a must visit.

Nemo Fish & Chips Betws y Coed is a family-owned company.. They take pride in producing the finest freshly cooked Fish and chips and other classic chip shop meals. 

The Beddgelert Station of the Welsh Highland Railway is surrounded by outstanding nature, glorious Snowdonia views, and a heritage railway ambience. A must-see for all visitors.

 Prepare to see the thrilling side of the North Wales coastline with windsurfing lessons from Plas Menai. 

Originally it was to provide a means for packhorses to cross over the river Afon Llugwy. It was later widened in the 1800s to allow stagecoaches to also cross.

Located in Beddgelert, Sygun Copper Mine is a genuine underground Victorian copper mine that reopened as an informative tourist experience.

Castle Bistro offers diverse tastes and cuisines in its thoughtfully curated menu.

A bistro and cafe in Beddgelert, serving up fresh local cuisine and next door to Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon). It’s a great place to relax after a day on the hills.

Their ice cream is crafted using fresh whole milk and cream sourced from a local dairy, ensuring the highest quality.

Portmeirion is an Italianate-style village in North Wales with iconic architecture, hotels, shops, spa treatment, cafes, restaurants, gardens, and stunning views.

Eisteddfa Fishery spoils keen anglers with a coarse and trout fishery, a lakeside cafe, a fully equipped tackle shop, and spectacular views of the local countryside.

The Canolfan Tryweyn (National White Water Rafting Centre) is located in Snowdonia and offers the thrill of class 3 to 4 whitewater rapids.

Prepare for breathtaking Snowdonia views and the mighty Harlech Castle. This stretch of beach is sandy and fringed by verdant grass.

It’s renowned for its hearty dishes and welcoming ambience, making it a favourite among locals and tourists.

From squeezing and sliding to swimming and climbing, gorge scrambling is all about testing your skills.

Opened in 1896, it is considered one of Britain’s most unspoilt Piers. It is Grade 11 listed and offers splendid views up and down the Menai Strait. 

Located in Llanbedr, Snowdonia, the Snowdonia Cycles team is passionate about all things cycling.

These were built to commemorate Porthmadog hosting the National Eisteddfod in 1987.

Sheep and Leek Restaurant in Caernarfon isn’t just about finding a pea on your plate; it’s all about proper fine dining.

Enjoy the fresh and comfortable decor. A diverse selection of teas and coffees is available, alongside a tempting array of cakes, pastries, and savoury options.

This neo-Norman fantasy castle has a walled garden, acres of pristine parkland, and luxurious interiors. Educational fun for all ages!

The Blue Sky Café in Bangor, North Wales, is a cosy culinary hotspot known for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse menu.

Paddle Boarding in Snowdonia is unbeatable, especially with a qualified team of enthusiasts by your side!

Visitors can stroll through 980 acres of tranquil garden space while admiring Champion Trees, sweeping lawns, and thick woodland.

 Take a peek under the sea with scuba diving lessons from Phoenix Watersports.

Majestic heritage trains, breathtaking views, and fantastic special events, this is a day out for train enthusiasts and adventures alike.

The micro bakery is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Every day, they freshly bake a variety of breads to enjoy on your holiday.

A climbing centre designed and built by keen climbers to create challenging routes and a memorable experience.

Snowdonia Watersports offers canoe rentals and safety aides to help you build unforgettable memories. 

Located within the iconic Portmeirion Italianate-style village, the Portmeirion Spa is dedicated to total relaxation.

Zip World Betws-y-Coed is a one-stop shop for thrills. From forest coasters and high wire courses to Europe’s largest giant swing.

The Barmouth Lifeboat Station has been saving lives and helping locals since 1828. The site was rebuilt in 2004, offering a modern glimpse into the lifeboat experience.

Nestled at the heart of Bangor Pier, Torna A Surriento is a renowned pizza restaurant boasting authentic Italian flavours.

With 40 years of experience in sailing tuition, Plas Menai is the local expert for sailing in North Wales.

Whether you’re after a restorative 1:1 private session or looking to bring family and friends together for a group class in your holiday cottage or even at a nearby beach;…

Whether you’re looking for an adrenaline rush or a relaxed ride, mountain bikes offer a unique experience.

Recommended as a ‘Local Gem’ in the Good Food Guide, Angela and her team are dedicated to providing an exceptional dining experience. With an open kitchen concept, guests can witness…

This restaurant, located within Caernarfon Castle, offers a unique dining experience focusing on high-quality ingredients cooked to perfection.

Caffi Gwynant is the perfect stop for a drink, snack, breakfast, or hearty meal before or after tackling the summit of Snowdon via the Watkin Path.

Located in the harbour town of Porthmadog, the Purple Moose Brewery is a 40–barrel miro-brewery ready to show you the best beers around.

The Boulder Adventures Llyn Padarn watersports centre offers a range of kayaking and canoeing tours.

Greenwood Family Park provides non-stop fun for all ages in Felinheli, Snowdonia.

Located at the base of the Llyn Peninsula, Aberdesach Beach is a quiet spot with lovely views. It’s a sand and stone beach with views of Anglesey.

Betws y Coed on the banks of the River Conwy. This 14th Century Church is the oldest building in Betws Y Coed.

Overlooking the historic Pont-y-Pair bridge spanning some of the many Snowdonia waterfalls, the Pont-y-Pair Inn is the perfect base for exploring the local area.

Caernarfon Tandoori Indian is well-loved for its delicious Indian dishes cooked with traditional spices, offering a friendly atmosphere.

Built in the late 12th Century. Native-built Dolbadarn Castle was, it is said, a vital link in the defence of the ancient kingdom of Gwynedd.

Situated in the heart of Llanberis, The Heights is a versatile destination that encompasses a bar, cafe, and meeting spot.

The Victoria Inn is a traditional village pub serving some of the finest home-cooked food on the bank of the River Artro.

Do you know what lies beneath Wales? Discover secret caverns and underground passageways.

Kayaks are one of the most popular ways to explore North Wales. Enhance your holiday with expert advice and kayak hire from Snowdonia Watersports.

With a giant soft play area, go-karts, laser space sport, and a mini museum, all little ones will have a great time.

Embrace Llanberis’ rich rock climbing traditions and unlock hidden views of Snowdonia.

Set against the bustling Harbour town of Barmouth, this vast beach is perfect for planting the deckchairs, setting up camp and enjoying a quintessential seaside ice cream.

Indulge in delicious comfort food at our Pizza and Pint restaurant in Llanberis! You will find an inviting and relaxed atmosphere for a satisfying dining experience. This is one of…

Get ready to explore native woodland, rich improvised grassland, and a managed orchard. Don’t forget your camera!

Try your hand at coasteering on the Llyn Peninsula or Anglesey coastline with Boulder Adventures.

Sit back and relax as you cruise the Menai Strait with expert commentary. Menai Strait Cruises provide daily boat trips with breathtaking views of Snowdonia, Anglesey, Llanddwyn Island, and Caernarfon…

With a climbing wall, a high ropes course, and a ‘leap of faith,’ this package is perfect for those who want to conquer the skies. 

Learn the basics of stand-up paddleboarding with the experts at Plas Menai. This Bangor-based adventure complex is here to show you how to navigate the water with ease.

Whether you’re a fan of reformer pilates or prefer working on the mat, Island Pilates is here to help you work out without stress.

Based in Betws-y-Coed, the Conwy Valley Railway Museum is home to a model shop, train layouts, a museum, and a gift shop. Perfect for train enthusiasts, families, and little ones.

The Creel is a traditional, family-run Fish and Chip shop situated in the heart of Porthmadog High Street.

Based in Harlech, you can book fishing trips and cruises on a professional boat with knowledgeable locals. All ages and experience levels are welcome!

See Snowdon without taking a hike. The Snowdon Mountain Railway provides epic views as you ride in comfort to the summit of the iconic mountain.

Adventure Activities Wales is an affiliated member of the National Coasteering Charter and is ready to show you the ropes.