Gors yr Eira Flat in Gwynedd, offers luxury, self catering accommodation and is an ideal base for exploring Snowdonia mountain range, The Isle of Anglesey and North Wales Coastal resorts.READ MORE

Relax in our comfortable lounge at Gwelfor Guest House in Gwynedd, and simply enjoy the spectacular views over Cardigan Bay and towards Bardsey Island (dolphins can usually be seen during the summer), or just sit and read the book that your busy schedule has not yet allowed you to do. READ MORE

The paddocks between Bach Wen Cottage Gwynedd, and the cliff edge are ideal for ball games and to exercise pets. The beach can be accessed via the paddock or the glade.READ MORE

Marteg Holiday Cottage is a new holiday cottage that offers quality 5-star self catering accommodation next to Marteg Bed and Breakfast in Gwynedd, situated within walking distance of the Snowdon Mountain Railway, and are ideal for visiting Snowdonia and the whole of North Wales..READ MORE

Carol and Martin Torr welcome you to Marteg Bed and Breakfast in Llanberis overlooking Llyn Padarn, where you can enjoy true Welsh hospitality at the edge of the Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd. READ MORE

Anniversaries are a special and personal celebration. For every year that passes why not enjoy an Anniversary break and remember your special unity and bring back the memory of your very own special day at Waterloo Weddings in Gwynedd.READ MORE

The Stables, a cottage on site at Bach Wen Farm and Cottages, Gwynedd, is a single-level detached cottage offering a unique self-catering holiday with stunning views of Caernarfon Bay.READ MORE

The Gwynedd Inn in Gwynedd is a friendly retreat atthe foot of Snowdon and opposite Llyn Padarn, making it an ideal touring and walking base, and the location is perfect for all local attractions and amenities.READ MORE

The trains at Conwy Valley Railway Museum in Gwynedd, may be small but the thrill is enormous. Come ride the 71/4 gauge miniature railway in picturesque surroundings, or walk around our museum see the 1/4 size 'Britannia' loco, working models and train layouts.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