Anglesey, the largest island in England and Wales, is a real treasure island. You will find long sandy beaches, little rocky coves, dramatic cliff top footpaths, favourite fishing spots, great sailing and windsurfing and a host of delicious local produce.
Beaumaris Castle on Anglesey
Explore North Wales
Visitors to North Wales are delighted by the beauty and tranquillity they find here. The combination of majestic mountains and a wonderful coastline creates amazing scenery, a host of activities and the chance to explore two quite different environments from your chosen cottage.Anglesey
Lleyn Peninsula
The Lleyn Peninsula has a stunning, sweeping coastline with the backdrop of the foothills of Snowdonia, criss crossed by footpaths that delight walkers.
Snowdonia
The towering mountains, foothills rolling down to the sea, beautiful valleys, lakes and alpine villages of Snowdonia create a picture that can be enjoyed all the year round.
Family Days Out
From steam railways and rope climbing to farm animals and aquariums North Wales has plenty to keep the whole family entertained.
Cycling in North Wales
In addition to its many scenic lanes and quiet back roads, North Wales boasts two cycling networks and some of the UK's best mountain biking trails.
Walking in North Wales
Wales is one of the best destinations in the UK for walking holidays. Expore on foot, you won't be disappointed.
History and Culture
North Wales is steeped in history and culture, here are a few places we recommend for days out on your holiday.
Beaches
North Wales has a spectacular coastline; whether you are planning to walk, surf, sail or simply take in the view, here are some of our favourite spots that are well worth a visit.
Fishing in North Wales
Whether your interest is in sea, game or coarse fishing, North Wales is a fantastic venue for a fishing holiday.