snowdonia Cottages
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Unwind on Cottage Staycations
This type of accommodation gives you that home-away-from-home feeling. You can climb into a bubbling hot tub and loosen up after a day of rambling through rolling hills, sit by the fireplace on a winter evening or have a BBQ bonanza in the summer. There are plenty of cottages in Snowdonia for you to reside in, with a range of different facilities to take advantage of. Stay in homes with fascinating historical features, or large barn conversions which can host family, friends and even the dogs, too. So, don’t leave your pooch behind because everyone’s welcome!
Embark on Endless Adventures
Don’t worry; this glorious part of Wales is an outdoor playground for all age groups. In fact, you can try paddle boarding, rock climbing, kayaking, hiking and much more. Plus, you can find heaps of seasoned experts who will accompany you and teach you new skills, making this destination ideal for adults and children, as well as tourists of all abilities. The glassy lakes, lively rivers and wild woodlands provide so many opportunities for you to try new things while taking in fab scenery along the way. Go on, grab your trainers and come experience everything this idyllic area has to offer!
Take in Marvellous Mountain Backdrops
One of the greatest attractions here has to be the Snowdon Mountain Railway. You can hop aboard to reach impressive heights and enjoy some of the best, breathtaking sights in this location. This charming diesel train makes you feel like you’ve stepped back in time as you journey up to Snowdon, the tallest peak in Wales! After you’ve set off from Llanberis station, feast your eyes on viaducts and tumbling waterfalls. Then, you’ll reach the UK’s highest visitor centre, Hafod Eryri, to immerse yourself in views as far as Ireland, alongside panoramic vistas.
Magical and Mystical Locations
There are beauty spots wherever you turn in this region, each of which has an otherworldly charm. There are plenty of gorgeous areas to explore, whether you have small kiddies or you’re just young at heart! See if your little ones can identify ‘mythical sprites’ at the Fairy Glen, where you can go for a paddle and gobble a tasty picnic. Don’t forget to swing by Ty Hyll, also known as the Ugly House - which is far from ugly! This picturesque 15th-century cottage is steeped in history, and legend has it that it was once the hideout of robbers and outlaws back in the day.
