Castles, legends & landscapes of North Wales

Upon arrival in Manchester or Liverpool, pick up your rental car and then head towards North Wales.

Depending on your arrival time, make a stop in Chester before continuing on to Llandudno.

Take a stroll along the seafront and discover this elegant Victorian seaside resort.

At the end of the day, return to your accommodation and enjoy a quiet first evening overlooking the coast.

Night in Llandudno.

Start your day in Conwy.

Discover the spectacular Conwy Castle, Built in the 13th century, its towers and ramparts dominate the city and the estuary.

Then take a stroll through the historic center and walk along part of the old fortifications.

In the afternoon, return to Llandudno and join Great Orme. This imposing limestone promontory offers superb panoramic views of the coast.

Depending on your preference, you can walk up or take the historic tram.

Restaurant recommendations

The Erskine Arms
Watson's Bistro
The Cottage Loaf

Night in Llandudno.

Leave Llandudno to join Caernarfon.

Visit Caernarfon Castle, one of the most impressive fortresses in Wales.

Next, head towards the island of Anglesey by crossing the Menai Strait.

Discover Beaumaris and its castle, then enjoy the maritime atmosphere of the village.

Depending on your pace, continue towards Penmon to admire the coast and the lighthouse.

Overnight in Anglesey or Caernarfon.

Dedicate this day to Anglesey.

Explore its backroads, villages and ancient sites.

You will be able to discover, among other things South Stack Lighthouse and the surrounding cliffs.

Hiking enthusiasts will be able to explore a section of the Wales Coast Path.

Suggested hike: South Stack

Distance: approximately 6 to 8 km
Duration: 2 to 3 hours
Difficulty: easy to moderate
Elevation gain: approximately 200 m

Also take the time to discover the Celtic stories and traditions associated with the island.

Overnight in Anglesey or Caernarfon.

Leave the coast and head towards’Eryri National Park, formerly Snowdonia.

Join us in Llanberis, at the foot of the mountains.

Explore the banks of the Llyn Padarn and then the ruins of Dolbadarn Castle.

Depending on your arrival time, enjoy a short hike or a walk around the lake.

Night in the Eryri region.

Dedicate your day to the landscapes of the national park.

For experienced hikers, an ascent can be considered depending on the weather and the level.

For a more relaxed option, explore the valleys around Llanberis or discover the landscapes by panoramic train.

You can also visit old sites related to the slate industry.

Suggested hike: Llanberis Pass or a trail suitable for your level

Distance: varies depending on the route
Duration: 2 to 5 hours
Difficulty: moderate
Elevation gain: variable

Night in Eryri.

Take the direction of Blaenau Ffestiniog.

Discover the industrial history of North Wales and the importance of slate in the development of the region.

Several experiences allow us to better understand this heritage, including old quarries, museums and underground activities.

Then continue your exploration of the surrounding valleys and villages.

At the end of the day, return to your accommodation for a final evening in the landscapes of North Wales.

Night in the Eryri region.

After breakfast, leave Eryri and head towards Manchester or Liverpool.

Depending on your flight schedule, plan a final stop along the way.

Then return your rental car before heading to the airport.

End of the journey.