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Halloween 2015...
 

Family Friendly Half Term Activities in North Wales

Looking for an atmospheric autumn walk, a spooky Halloween experience, or a spot of pumpkin picking? Check out these family friendly half term activities…

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Explore Bodnant Garden, One of Wales’ Most Beautiful Gardens

Bodnant Garden, nestled in the Conwy Valley, is one of Wales’ most beautiful gardens, a celebrated horticultural haven and quite simply, a lovely place to visit.

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Anglesey
 

Things to do in Anglesey

Just a short drive from the Welsh mainland, but a million miles from the daily grind. Whether you‘re coming on holiday to Ynys MĂ´n – the isle of Anglesey – to relax on golden sands, or to enjoy walking in some of the most spectacular landscapes in Wales, Anglesey will transport you to a place that will uplift, energise and inspire.Here’s a selection of our favourite things to do in Anglesey.

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NATIONAL TRUST PROPERTIES IN NORTH WALES
 

National Trust Properties In North Wales

It is said that more people visit a National Trust property at the weekend in the UK than attend a football match – that’s quite a feat to be more popular than our national sport. So if you are one of those who isn’t currently gripped by the World Cup, you might be more interested in what the National Trust has on offer here in North Wales, after all, we are a land steeped in myth and legends. Here are our favorite National Trust Properties in North Wales…

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Llanberis
 

Things to do in Llanberis

Sitting at the foot of Yr Wyddfa – Snowdon – and with two scenic lakes and an ancient woodland to explore, this beautiful mountain village is the perfect base for an adventure in North Wales. Here’s a selection of our favourite things to do in Llanberis.

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Abersoch beach
 

Top 10 things to do in Abersoch

There are so many things to do in Abersoch from watersports and hiking, to boat trips, shopping, galleries and trying all the best restaurants in the village!

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Aberdaron
 

Things to do in Aberdaron

This ancient fishing village on the tip of Pen Llŷn (the Llŷn Peninsula) is just about as far west as you can get on the Welsh mainland. Here’s a selection of our favourite things to do in Aberdaron.

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TOP 10 THINGS A CHILD SHOULD DO IN SNOWDONIA
 

TOP 10 THINGS A CHILD SHOULD DO IN SNOWDONIA

The National Trust launched a hugely popular campaign a few years ago listing the top 50 things a child should do before they were 11 and 3/4. It took them away from their screens and encouraged parents to get their children to embrace the great outdoors. Everything on that list can be done in Snowdonia and if you’re here for a couple of weeks, it would be a great thing to do. However, if you just want tick a few things off, here are the top 10 things a child should do in Snowdonia… CLIMB A HUGE HILL You could do a mountain, but if you are looking for a more gentle ascent, the Roman Steps up by Cwm Buchan or Molfre in Dyffryn Ardudwy could be a good choice. GO ON A REALLY LONG BIKE RIDE The Mawddach trail is perfect. A 7 mile flat stretch running from Barmouth to Dolgeallau with a pub at…

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Top 10 Things a Kid should do before they are 11
 

Top 10 Things a Kid should do before they are 11

So the National Trust launched a campaign last Autumn to encourage our ‘cotton wool’ kids out into the great outdoors by listing 50 things a child should do before they are 11 – all back to basics, simple fun with not an electronic gadget in sight – we LOVE this! EVERYTHING on the list can be done in Snowdonia, so if your coming to stay with us this year with younger ones in tow, make the most of it and get them ticking things off the list. To get you started, here are our top 10 things a kid should do before they are 11 that we think are unique to Snowdonia and can be done in that extra special way, creating those memories for life: 1 – SKIM A STONE – whether its by the sea or on the lakes, its so satisfying when you finally get the stone to jump (for adults too!). 2…

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