Big adventures in the region’s beautiful countryside and coast are waiting to unfold.
Discover brilliant days out at our historic sites, bustling towns and picturesque villages.
Lace up your walking boots and explore rolling hills, ancient forests, and tranquil lakes. For something a bit more challenging there are plenty of activities like mountain biking, rock climbing and zip-lining to experience too.
After a day of discovery, recount your adventures as you relax in luxury at Caer Rhun Hall.
As one of the most captivating regions in the UK, Eryri National Park is a must-visit for nature lovers, adventurers, and those who simply love a good view.
With its lakes and waterfalls, ancient woodland and majestic mountains – including legendary Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) – this rugged landscape offers endless opportunities for hiking and climbing, with a new incredible view around every corner.
Whether you prefer challenging outdoor activities or quiet moments to reconnect with the natural world, Eryri National Park promises an unforgettable experience.
Just ten minutes from Caer Rhun Hall, the main attraction of this ancient town is mighty medieval fortress Conwy Castle, but the town itself is a brilliant day out in its own right: you can take a stroll along the medieval town walls, visit historic Plas Mawr Elizabethan townhouse, take a sightseeing cruise from the historic quayside, and explore the cobbled streets lined with independent artisan shops, galleries and cafés.
With its idyllic location on the Conwy Estuary, easy access to the North Wales Path and many beautiful beaches, Conwy offers a perfect balance of culture, scenic beauty, and outdoor adventure.
Nestled along the stunning North Wales coastline, Rhos On Sea is a hidden gem that offers a tranquil escape from the bustle of everyday life.
This charming seaside village is known for its pristine sandy beaches, picturesque promenade, and views of the Irish Sea. Explore the elegant Victorian pier, visit the local independent shops and art galleries, or simply relax with a leisurely stroll along the seafront.
With a friendly atmosphere and breathtaking natural surroundings, Rhos On Sea is a delightful destination for a peaceful getaway.
Overlooked by the iconic Great Orme headland, this ‘Queen of Welsh Resorts’ exudes elegance and charm with its curved promenade and beautifully preserved Victorian architecture.
Its wealth of high street retailers, independent stores, boutiques and art galleries, makes Llandudno perfect for an afternoon of shopping, with lots of coffee shops and cafés for refuelling along the way. Walk the historic pier, enjoy fish and chips and ice cream on the prom, or catch a world-class performance at Venue Cymru.
You don’t have to venture very far from Caer Rhun Hall to discover an array of attractions and enjoy brilliant days out.
The National Trust’s Bodnant Garden is just five minutes away and is world famous for its stunning floral displays, landscaped gardens and beautiful woodland walks, covering a total of 80 acres.
For nature enthusiasts, the Great Orme offers breathtaking views of the coastline and the chance to spot wildlife such as seals and seabirds.
At the seaside town of Beaumaris on the Isle of Anglesey you can explore the medieval castle, stroll along the cobbled streets lined with houses painted in a rainbow of colours and enjoy an afternoon of shopping for gifts with an array of fabulous design shops including the original Janet Bell Gallery and Lifestyle Store.
For more great days out, there’s the town of Caernarfon, complete with medieval Castle, and just a bit further on you’ll find the wonderful coastal village of Portmeirion, famous for its colourful, eccentric architecture designed by Clough Williams-Ellis.