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If you’re planning a UK break, you may be feeling overwhelmed by the vast array of places that you can visit. The British Isles are packed full of beautiful destinations. But one place everyone should visit at least once is North Wales.
North Wales has so much to offer, so it’s no surprise that it attracts an impressive number of visitors each year. The appeal of North Wales is easy to see. Rugged coastlines, beautiful countryside, and plenty of attractions to keep the whole family occupied.
With so much to see and do, it’s essential to pick the right accommodation in North Wales to use as your base for your trip. Planning your holiday itinerary in advance will enable you to pick accommodation in the perfect location for you to explore all the destinations on your itinerary. But where should you visit during your trip to North Wales? You’ll be spoilt for choice when you start planning your itinerary. To help you get your travel plans started, we’ve gathered together some of the must-visit destinations in North Wales:
The Isle of Anglesey
The Isle of Anglesey may be small, but this island is packed with things to do. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly activities, or a dog-friendly break, the Isle of Anglesey has it all.
Keen walkers can explore the outer edges of the island by following the Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path. The Coastal Path offers a 125 mile walking route, taking in the natural, rugged beauty of Anglesey. Keep you eyes peeled along the way, and you may even spot some seals in the water below.
As well as exploring Anglesey’s stunning coastline on foot, there’s plenty more to see and do on the Isle of Anglesey. Further highlights include taking a tour of South Stack Lighthouse and the iconic Beaumaris Castle. Alternatively, why not relax at the beach? Benllech, Red Wharf Bay, and Llanddwyn Island all offer beautiful sandy beaches.
Snowdonia National Park
Snowdonia National Park is the largest national park in Wales and offers 823 square miles of natural beauty. Each year, the national park welcomes almost four million visitors, who come to explore, unwind, and make memories at this breathtakingly beautiful location.
Adventurous visitors may be keen to explore Snowdonia’s nine mountain ranges. Each year, thousands of visitors challenge themselves to reach the summit of Yr Wyddfa, which is Snowdonia’s highest peak. Alternatively, there are 23 miles of rugged coastline waiting for you to discover. If you prefer a more relaxing break, simply sit back and bask in Snowdonia’s natural beauty.
Portmeirion Village
The beautiful village of Portmeirion is well worth a visit during your stay in North Wales. The Italianate architecture and stunning greenery make this a fascinating place to explore. The village was designed by the Welsh architect Clough Williams-Ellis, who started work on his plan to build the perfect village in 1925.
As well as stunning architecture, Portmeirion Village features cafés, restaurants and shops for you to visit during your time there.