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

The Endeavour Guest House in Gwynedd is a family run guest house with spacious rooms and wonderful views of Cardigan Bay, and Southern Snowdonia, and is only 75 yards from the station and just across the road from the beach .READ MORE

Y Branwen Hotel in Gwynedd is a small, chic hotel with great cuisine in a tiny village offering excellent accommodations, very reasonably priced, warm and friendly staff, wonderful cuisine, great bar, and special attention paid to the comfort and aesthetic feel of both the public areas as well as the private rooms.READ MORE

For casual dining Buckley Bistro in Gwynedd has a full and varied dinner menu with a carefully selected wine list served at your pleasure in our bistro. Your choice from our bar is always available to residents. We are pleased to provide packed lunches should you so wish for your day out, at other times we have a Light Bite Menu available at lunchtime.READ MORE

The Legacy Royal Victoria Hotel in Gwydenn is cradled between the lakes Llyn Padarn and Llyn Peris and this, together with the spectacular mountain backdrop, makes this a truly breath taking location.READ MORE

Situated in a wooded valley in Snowdonia, Gwynedd, GreenWood Forest Park, a wonderful Adventure Park, promises you fun family days out whatever the weatherREAD MORE

At Penmaenuchaf Dining in Gwynedd, bass, lobster and crab, Welsh lamb, black beef and game, fresh fruit, vegetables and Welsh dairy products are all prepared with the authority and flair of an award-winning chef and dinners are always imaginative and seasonal.READ MORE

Situated on the beautiful Lleyn Peninsula, famous for it's magnificent coastline and close to the Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd, The Egryn is an Edwardian house in the centre of Abersoch, well known as a centre for water sports, walking or just relaxing.READ MORE

The Lion Inn is set in the picturesque village of Gwytherin, Gwynedd, through which the River Cledwen flows. It is a quiet place, off the beaten track and a peaceful and pleasant environment for those looking for somewhere relaxing away from the pressures of today's hectic lifestyle.READ MORE

Your hosts, Phil and Gill will ensure that your stay at the Westbourne Guest House in Gwynedd is a memorable one, with 3 golf courses to choose from and the more traditional donkey rides and Punch and Judy shows for children near the pier. .READ MORE