Snowdonia has become one of the most sought-after regions in Wales for holiday home ownership, and it is easy to see why. Mountains, coastline and quiet countryside sit within a short drive of each other, giving owners a genuine escape without the long journey abroad....
North Wales hotels with a sea view are packed with spectacular scenery, historic attractions and beautiful places to explore, making it an ideal destination for a short break or longer holiday. While there are countless places to visit across the region, Llandudno is...
There is a particular kind of contentment that comes from watching the tide pull back along a Victorian promenade with nowhere else to be. Llandudno has built its reputation on exactly that feeling, and for anyone weighing up where to spend a long weekend on the North...
Abersoch Abersoch is a mighty beach that sits on the southern coast of the Llyn Peninsula, facing eastwards. The position shelters it against some of the blustery weather that it might be subject to otherwise. The long sheltered sandy beach has become extremely...
North Wales has a reputation for rain, and rightly so. But what if I told you - the weather is not something to complain about, it is something to be grateful for. Because without all that rainfall tumbling down from the Eryri peaks, we would not have some of the most...
North Wales has a rich and varied built environment. Victorian and Edwardian terraces line the seafronts of Llandudno and Rhyl. Mid-century commercial blocks and industrial units are found throughout Wrexham and the surrounding area. Schools, churches, community halls...
If you’re planning a trip to North Wales or staying at one of the many caravan parks in Bala, you’ll find plenty to see and do during your visit. Surrounded by the stunning scenery of Snowdonia National Park, Bala is the perfect destination for outdoor adventures,...
For most of the last century, if you mentioned North Wales in a business context, the conversation went one of two ways. Either you were talking about tourism — hotels, holiday parks, visitor attractions — or you were talking about heavy industry: the slate quarries...
The Ultimate Guide to Summer in North Wales: Beaches, Castles, Lakes and Hidden Gems North Wales is one of those places that feels tailor-made for summer. Long coastal days, mountain air, historic towns and wide open landscapes all combine to create the kind of...
Picture yourself strolling down a bustling Victorian high street. Steam billows overhead from a classic engine, children queue excitedly for the ferris wheel, and the sound of a live brass band fills the air. It feels like stepping into another era. That’s exactly...
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