North Wales

North Wales is a relatively small region, but it’s brimming with holiday adventures that travellers won’t want to miss out on, including beaches, resorts and quaint small towns. Travellers interested in history can check out the imposing Caernarfon Castle, which dates back to the late 13th century in its oldest parts. The Royal Welch Fusiliers Regimental Museum, located in the Queen’s Tower, is a great stop for fans of military history, while the Legends of the Sky feature is a unique 3D experience that kids are sure to love.

Outdoor adventurers to North Wales typically find themselves drawn to Snowdonia National Park. This parkland is home to a number of towering peaks, with Snowdon being the tallest of them all. Hiking trails can take travellers all the way to the top, though many prefer to ride the convenient train to the peak. Beach lovers should consider a visit to the town of Llandudno with its lovely promenade, Victorian buildings and several beaches.