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Things to Do
Zip World
Zip World offers some of the UK's most thrilling outdoor adventures, including the world's fastest zip line, underground trampolining, and forest coaster—all set against the stunning backdrop of Snowdonia.
Zip World has transformed North Wales into a premier destination for adrenaline seekers, with multiple sites offering unique experiences.
Pili Palas
Step into a tropical adventure at Pili Palas, Anglesey’s exciting family attraction. Wander through lush butterfly houses, meet Meerkats, Reptiles, and Birds, and enjoy hands-on fun in the farmyard and play areas. With a mix of nature, wildlife, and adventure under one roof, Pili Palas is a magical day out for young Children.
Plas Newydd House and Garden
Overlooking the Menai Strait with stunning views of Snowdonia, Plas Newydd is a magnificent National Trust mansion filled with art, history, and charm. Explore the elegant rooms, admire the famous Rex Whistler mural, and wander through beautiful gardens and woodland trails — a perfect blend of culture and natural beauty on Anglesey.
Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens
Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens are a beautifully restored historic gem, open seasonally for public visits and private group tours. Nestled near Menai Bridge, they offer a tranquil escape with lush landscapes and rich history. Discover the walled garden, the valley garden with waterfalls and the woodland garden with a folly.
Rib Ride
Experience the thrill of the Menai Strait with an unforgettable RibRide adventure! Speed past historic castles, iconic bridges, and secluded islands as you explore Anglesey’s stunning coastline by high-speed RIB boat. Combining excitement, scenery, and a splash of adventure, RibRide is one of North Wales most exhilarating experiences.
Anglesey Sea Zoo
Discover the wonders of Welsh marine life at the Anglesey Sea Zoo, Wales largest marine aquarium. Explore fascinating underwater worlds, from seahorses and octopuses to lobsters and conger eels, all native to UK waters. With interactive exhibits, a seaside café, and outdoor play areas, it’s a fun and educational day out for the whole family on the shores of the Menai Strait.
Greenwood Family Park
Just a short drive from Anglesey, Greenwood Family Park is a magical, award-winning attraction bursting with outdoor adventure and imagination. Set in lush woodland, it’s home to the UK’s only people-powered roller coaster, giant slides, indoor play areas, and nature trails perfect for all ages. With a mix of thrills, creativity, and eco-friendly fun, Greenwood is a must visit family day out.
Welsh Mountain Zoo
Just minutes from Colwyn Bay, the Welsh Mountain Zoo offers a fun family day out with incredible views across the coast and countryside. Meet snow leopards, red pandas, sea lions, and more, explore lush hillside gardens, and enjoy daily talks and play areas for kids. Open year round, it’s a must visit attraction during your stay.
Gypsy Wood
Gypsy Wood Park near Caernarfon is a charming family attraction set in 20 acres of beautiful Welsh countryside. Perfect for a fun day out, it combines nature, animals, and a touch of magic — with friendly farm animals, woodland walks, a miniature railway, and enchanting fairy trails to explore. Children can enjoy outdoor play areas, while adults relax in the Dragon Café or picnic by the pond. Just a short drive from Anglesey, it’s an ideal spot for families looking to enjoy the outdoors and a little Welsh wonder.
Puffin Island Tour
Puffin Island Boat Tours offer a breathtaking way to explore Anglesey’s stunning coastline and wildlife. Departing from Beaumaris Pier, these scenic cruises take you around Puffin Island — home to colonies of puffins, seals, and other seabirds, with occasional sightings of dolphins and porpoises. Enjoy panoramic views of the Menai Strait and Snowdonia as you glide across the water. Tours typically last about an hour and run from spring through autumn, making them a perfect family-friendly adventure for nature lovers visiting Anglesey.
Beaumaris Castle
Beaumaris Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of Wales’s most impressive medieval fortresses. Built by Edward I in the 13th century, it was designed to be the perfect example of castle architecture, with symmetrical walls, a wide moat, and stunning sea and mountain views. Though never completed, its grandeur and history make it a must see attraction. Visitors can explore the towers, ramparts, and inner courtyards while learning about its fascinating past — an unforgettable experience for history lovers and families alike.
Anglesey Equestrian Centre
Discover amazing horse riding on Anglesey
Set beside the stunning shoreline of the Menai Strait with views over Caernarfon Castle and the mountains of Snowdonia, the Anglesey Equestrian Centre offers a memorable outdoor experience.
With five miles of private bridleways, the centre caters to riders of all abilities — from first-time youngsters to experienced adults looking for a challenge.
Yr Wyddfa
Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) is the highest mountain in Wales, standing at 1,085 metres (3,560 ft), and is a must visit for anyone exploring Eryri National Park. It offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, lakes, and, on clear days, even Anglesey.
Visitors can hike a variety of trails to the summit, from gentle paths to challenging climbs, or take the Snowdon Mountain Railway for a more relaxed ascent. Whether you’re a keen walker, photographer, or simply want to enjoy the spectacular scenery, Yr Wyddfa is an iconic destination in North Wales.
Foel Farm Park
Foel Farm Park is a delightful working farm park located at Brynsiencyn. Set right by the coast with views across the Menai Strait and the mountains of Snowdonia, it offers families a fun-filled day out in a beautiful rural setting.
Llandudno Pier
Llandudno Pier is one of Wales’s most iconic seaside landmarks, stretching 700 metres into the Irish Sea and offering beautiful views of the North Wales coast and Great Orme. Opened in 1877, this classic Victorian pier is packed with traditional seaside charm — enjoy arcades, cafés, ice cream stands, and small shops selling gifts and treats. It’s perfect for a relaxing stroll, fishing, or simply soaking up the sea air. With family attractions nearby and plenty of photo opportunities, Llandudno Pier is a must-visit.
Henllys Golf Club
Henllys Golf Club, located just outside Beaumaris, is an 18-hole parkland course set in stunning surroundings. The mature trees, streams and ponds make it a scenic and challenging course for golfers of all levels.
Conwy
Conwy is a charming town, where history and nature blend in a scenic setting. Explore the medieval castle and walls that enclose the old town, and admire the views of the estuary and the mountains. Visit the smallest house in Britain, a tiny Red cottage on the quay. Enjoy the variety of restaurants and pubs. For a change of pace, venture into the nearby attractions of Parc Eirias, Fairy Glen, and Bodnant Garden, where you can experience the beauty & diversity of the Welsh countryside.
Betws-Y-Coed
Betws-y-Coed, often called the gateway to Snowdonia, is a beautiful village surrounded by forests, rivers, and mountains. Known for its charming stone bridges, waterfalls, and outdoor adventure vibe, it’s a favourite spot for walkers, cyclists, and nature lovers.
Visitors can explore attractions like Swallow Falls, Conwy Valley Railway Museum, and local craft shops and cafés nestled among the trees. Whether you’re setting off on a hike, browsing local boutiques, or simply relaxing by the river, Betws-y-Coed offers a perfect mix of tranquillity, scenery, and Welsh charm.
Caernarfon
Caernarfon, a historic royal town on the edge of Snowdonia, is best known for its magnificent Caernarfon Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This impressive fortress, built by Edward I, dominates the waterfront and offers stunning views over the Menai Strait.
Wander through Caernarfon’s cobbled streets, lined with independent shops, cafés, and traditional pubs, or stroll along the harbour to soak up the lively atmosphere. With its blend of rich history, Welsh culture, and beautiful coastal scenery, Caernarfon is a must-visit destination for visitors to North Wales.