Cantre’r Gwaelod This legend is of the sunken kingdom which is said to have occupied a tract of fertile land that lay between Bardsey Island and Ramsey island in the area now known as Cardigan Bay in the West of Wales, it is known as the ‘Welsh Atlantis’....
If you are on a family outing- it is difficult to keep everyone happy! Some people will want to go on adventures in North Wales, while others might want to learn about the amazing history, like the battles that took place in Caernarfon, or the meteorite that landed in...
We know you’re itching to get back to North Wales’ natural beauty. While we wait for lockdown restrictions to be eased, you can make a note of these fantastic recommendations for some countryside walks. Cwm Idwal walk, Glyderau This walk offers such a...
Did you know that the nearby isle of Anglesey can be a great surfer’s destination? Stunning North Wales beaches for surfing are located on the southwest coast between the towns of Rhosneigr and Aberffraw. A southwesterly wind combined with a large swell results in...
Conwy Conwy Castle, a striking stone structure alongside the Conwy estuary is a lookout for users of the estuary and river as a way of accessing the area as well as a stronghold of the local surroundings. It was built by King Edward Longshanks as part of his iron ring...
