From casual midweek breaks to more active stays, visiting the beauties and mountains of Snowdonia, Harlech, Portmeirion and surrounding area, you will find the Estuary Lodge in Gwynedd, can cater for your needs.READ MORE

Our elegant Restaurant at Branwen Dining in Gwynedd offers exceptional dining with a delicious, innovative and varied menu, cooked using freshly prepared ingredients.READ MORE

The wide and varied range of plants that we grow at Bodnant Garden in Gwynedd will provide you with an enjoyable and rewarding visit whatever the time of year. Walk around and enjoy the delights Bodnant Garden has to offer. READ MORE

Once the main residence of the Dolserau Estate, Dolserau Hall Hotel in Gwynedd is surrounded by farm meadows bordering the River Wnion. Beyond this are fields, forests and mountains. Superb views in all directions can be enjoyed in all seasons. READ MORE

Our Jungle Adventureland at Zoo Catering in Gwynedd is terrific fun for children of all ages, and our Tarzan Trail is a real challenge that will keep the kids entertained for hours and really work up an appetite.READ MORE

Sunday Lunches at Boatyard Dining in Gwynedd is very popular with locals and visitors alike, and it is advisable to make reservations to avoid disappointment.READ MORE

The Rocking Sheep Company in Gwynedd offers high quality handmade items and demonstrate an excellent level of customer service. We provide a special gift for a very special occasion. READ MORE

South Caernarvonshire Yacht Club is fortunate that Abersoch, in Gwynedd, is perfectly situated and designed to host the whole range of Sailing Events, with accommodation to suit everyone from luxury hotels, self catering houses, bed and breakfast and camp sites. The beach is one of the safest in the country and has proven to be an ideal spot from which to launch and view the racing.READ MORE

The Clubhouse overlooks the final green at Betws-y-Coed Golf Club in Gwynedd, so you can see all the action from inside, or take advantage of our patio for a closer look.READ MORE

Imagine a railway that runs 40 miles from the North Wales coast at Caernarfon through the heart of Snowdonia, linking Beddgelert, Porthmadog and Blaenau Ffestiniog. A railway which starts under the walls of an ancient castle, runs past streams and woodlands, skirts pretty lakes and the foothills of Snowdon, swings around tight curves through forests, hugs the side of the magnificent Aberglaslyn Pass and races across the flatlands to Porthmadog. Imagine no more, you have it all with Welsh HighlaREAD MORE