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5 Waterfalls you need to visit in North Wales

There are so many majestic waterfalls in North Wales and here are five of our favourite North Wales waterfalls for an exciting and adventurous day out.

Aber Falls Gin at Holiday Cottage with Sea Views

Aber Falls Gin at Holiday Cottage with Sea Views

What more could you ask for than enjoying a complimentary bottle of Aber Falls Gin at this holiday cottage with sea views?! Stay at Y-Felin throughout February and the owner Louise will leave you a bottle of the globally award winning Welsh gin, Aber Falls. You will also receive her usual lovely welcome basket which includes freshly laid eggs from her hens and her famous Lemon drizzle cake!!

Top 5 beautiful places to practice yoga in Snowdonia

Top 5 beautiful places to practice yoga in Eryri (Snowdonia)

If you’re looking for the perfect spot to practice yoga in Eryri (Snowdonia) then we’ve got five ideas next to lakes, waterfalls, wildflower meadows and mountains

Tickets for Aber Falls Distillery at Large Holiday Cottages near Conwy

Tickets for Aber Falls Distillery at Large Holiday Cottages near Conwy

Book to stay at either of these two large holiday cottages near Conwy and you will receive tickets for Aber Falls Distillery.

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