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Top 10 best places to go paddleboarding in North Wales

Have you tried paddleboarding in North Wales? Paddleboarding is one of the most popular water sports in the UK. It has introduced so many of us to the joy of being on the water. A paddleboard is a must-have accessory through the summer!

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Holiday cottages for peace and quiet

Escape the noise with our handpicked selection of peaceful holiday cottages in North Wales. From off-grid mountain barns to lakeside retreats, find your perfect sanctuary for a quiet and restorative getaway.

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Discover Harlech and Picnic at Sunset

A world heritage site, beautiful sands stretching for miles, amazing Welsh food and the steepest street in the UK. What more could you ask for? Visit Harlech on your next holiday…. 

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Bala
 

Things to do in Bala

Surrounded by mountains, rich in culture, and within easy reach of many of the region’s most popular attractions, beautiful Bala is famously home to Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake), the largest natural lake in Wales. Sandwiched between Snowdonia and the Berwyn mountains, the town is watched over by its own mini-massif: the Arenig mountains. Here’s a selection of our favourite things to do in Bala.

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Betws y Coed
 

Things to do in Betws-Y-Coed

The beautiful mountain village of Betws y Coed is the gateway to the mountains, forests and lakes of the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. Here’s a selection of our favourite things to do in Betws y Coed.

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Homemade pie for winter stays
 

Homemade pie for Winter stays

Arrive at any of these three cottages and receive a homemade pie for Winter stays. The cottages, all situated near Bala, make the ideal Winter getaway, nestled in the stunning mountain scenery with rolling fields.

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Secret Mountains Series. Rhobell Fawr
 

Secret Mountains Series. Rhobell Fawr

Step away from the crowds. Rhobell Fawr, the rarely visited summit between Bala and Dolgellau rewards with peace, solitude and some of the finest views in Wales

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Secret Castle series. Dinas Brân.
 

Secret Castle series. Dinas Brân.

A dramatic ruin which keeps watch over the town of Llangollen. Your steep climb up will be rewarded with panoramic views of the beautiful Dee Valley.

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Holiday at a rewilding sanctuary in the Arenig mountains near Bala
 

Holiday at a rewilding sanctuary in the Arenig mountains near Bala

A rewilding sanctuary in the Arenig mountains near Bala – these beautiful holiday cottages are a real nature lover’s treat

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Seasonal Discount on Large Self Catering Property in North Wales
 

Seasonal Discount on Large Self Catering Property in North Wales

Receive a seasonal discount on this large self catering property near Bala.

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Llyn Gwynant at the foot of Snowdon
 

WINTER LAKE WALKS IN SNOWDONIA

The lakes in Snowdonia are an incredibly beautiful part of the area’s landscape and at this time of year, they come into their own. Walking around the lakes all wrapped up with the crisp cold air and if you’re lucky, the sun shining is incredible. Here are our best winter lake walks…   LLYN TEGID | BALA To make your way around Llyn Tegid will take in the region of 8 hours. However, there are lots of different routes ranging from 1-8 hours; some part walking, part steam train or certain sections that are known for their beauty. For a breakdown of the walks, this is a great information source: Bala Lake Walking Trails.     LLYN PADARN | LLANBERIS A couple of hours allows for a great walk which will include a bit of forest, a bit of industrial archeology an old quarry hospital, not to mention the incredible views of the lake and the…

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5 Family Walks For The Easter Holidays
 

5 Family Walks For The Easter Holidays

Walking in Snowdonia is a must when visiting, but not all of us are up for the full mountain experience, especially with children in tow. So we have put together 5 family walks for the Easter holidays that offer beautiful views along with a mix of terrain suitable for all ages and abilities….. BARMOUTH The Panorama Walk: This Barmouth classic that boasts 3 different walks; short (1.7Km), medium (7.1Km) and long (10.2Km). The views are totally breath taking when you look down the Mawddach Estuary from the gardens. You might want to take a picnic to sit and eat here as there is a bench for the adults and great stones that look like chairs for the kids! DOLGELLAU The Precipice Walk A 3 mile walk through the Nannau estate offers great views down the Mawddach Estuary and the principal mountain ranges of Snowdonia; there is not much climbing or descending involved and it is an…

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