The 6 mile route from Penmaenmawr to Llanfairfechan takes you from seafront to seafront and offers views over the North Wales coast and across to Lavan Sands in Anglesey. Allow up to 3 hours to complete the walk along good firm grassy paths with some steep ascents and descents on byroads.

Isle of Anglesey

A visit to Cardiff on a International Rugby day is an amazing experience. The Millennium stadium is located in the heart of the city in amongst all the bars and restaurants. One of the few stadiums with a closed roof,  adding to the amazing atmosphere. The city turns into a sea of red and there is plenty of Welsh 'hwyl' to be found.  Best of Wales has many properties in and around Cardiff sleeping from 2 all the way up to 20+.  Accommodation in Cardiff near the Principality Stadium  

For many of our guests mobile signal phone access is a necessity while others prefer to holiday in a mobile free area.  You can check the mobile and mobile broadband coverage before you book via the following links;   EE (inc T-mobile and Orange) - check coverage Three -  check coverage Vodafone  -  check coverage   

The Welsh Triangle

Top 5 Beaches in North Pembrokeshire Whitesands Beach -The blue-flagged Whitesands Bay is a popular family beach due to its safe swimming and clean white sand. It is also regarded as one of Wales’ top surf-spots and attracts surfers from all over Britain. Looking directly out to sea from the beach you will see Ramsey Island.

This area has a multitude of attractions all within close proximity to the city of Swansea which is itself a 5 minute walk from the seafront. Swansea Bay inhabits a 5 mile stretch of the sea front and includes a Marina and the villages of Oystermouth and Mumbles, where you have a Victorian Pier and some very famous ice cream parlours.Further on around the coast is the beautiful Gower peninsula well known with its beautiful beaches and countryside as an area of outstanding natural beauty.

Holiday Cottages in and around St Davids

The highlands of Southern Snowdonia in North Wales are greener and rounder than those of rocky Snowdon – but they’re still seriously mountainous. Dolgellau’s Cadair Idris and the Aran and Arennig above Bala are lofty outposts, looking down across a landscape of traditional farmland, forest and outstandingly beautiful lakes.

With a population of only 1,797 (2001 census) St Davids, Pembrokeshire Wales is a beautiful and unique city surrounded by some of the finest coastline in Europe. Situated within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park St Davids is surrounded by spectacular coastal scenery renowned for its beauty and abundance of wildlife.