Llandudno is Wales' largest holiday resort uniquely situated on the promenade between the Great Orme and Little Orme, with two award winning beaches - North Shore and the quiet West Shore complete with sand dunes.

Llandudno has kept its Victorian, Edwardian elegance and splendour despite its modern attractions.

Sea Angling - For the keen fisherman the North Wales coastline has something to suite all, golden sandy beaches, fantastic scenery and secluded tidal estuaries. All this plus the opportunity to catch a wide variety of fish species.

Game Fishing - The many and varied rivers of North Wales offer spectacular scenery and tranquillity. Here you can catch wild brown trout, grayling, salmon and sea trout in the surroundings of great beauty.

Course Fishing - The four-mile long lake through which flows the River Dee is the largest natural still water in Wales which holds plenty of roach, perch, pike and gudgeon. It is a popular training venue for the Wales National Match Team.

There are excellent golfing facilities for the keen golfing enthusiasts. Conwy Golf Club is situated along the North Wales Coastline which offers spectacular views of Conwy, Llandudno and across the sea to Anglesey.
Conwy hosts the qualifying round for the Open Championship (the first club in Wales to have this honour). Visit www.conwygolfclub.co.uk.
Other clubs can also be found at Llandudno, Rhos on Sea, Old Colwyn and Abergele. Naturally all offer stunning views for everyone to enjoy.

Enjoy the beautiful relaxing walks along the promenade which is only a stones throw away from The North Wales Theatre / Conference Centre, and the popular thriving shopping town of Llandudno.

Here we are blessed with beautiful scenery, fresh air and peaceful walks. North Wales has something to offers for everyone to enjoy the sheer elegance and splendour. Whether you are looking for forest walks, high peaks, wide open moorland, river walks or magnificent waterfalls, or of course the ever most popular accent up Snowdon.

This part of Wales is renowned for its almighty castles - some of the greatest medieval castles in the world. Conwy pictured here is famous for its gritty, dark -stoned, soaring walls and eight huge round towers.
The views from the town walls offer three-quarters of a mile long breathtaking views over Conwy and being only 20 minutes drive away, this is truly a visit not to be missed.
Other Castles can also be found at Caernarfon, Beaumaris, Harlech, Valle Crucis Abbey, Rhuddlan, Criccieth and Denbigh.