- 1
Llandudno
We gather at Llandudno Railway Station, precisely outside at bus stop H on Augusta Street.
Please arrive early as we depart promptly at 8:30 AM.
· 10 min
- 2
Great Orme
Following introductions and a safety briefing, we'll board our minibus.
Enjoy a drive along Great Orme's one-way road, featuring dramatic sea views from limestone cliffs.
Observe the local wildlife, including birds, wild goats, and potentially dolphins and seals, with views extending to the Snowdonia mountains.
· 30 min
- 3
Conwy
Our next destination is the historic castle town of Conwy.
You have the option to take a tour of the ancient castle or walk along its walls and through the old village.
Stroll along the Conwy estuary, visit the local marina for refreshments and lunch, and see the world's first suspension bridge, built in 1819.
Please note that entry to the main castle incurs an additional fee.
· 1 h 45 min
- 4
Smallest House in Britain
Discover a unique gem situated on the estuary bank, connected to the castle walls: Great Britain's smallest house.
It's famously narrow, allowing one to touch both sides with outstretched arms.
This tiny house was once home to a 6'3" fisherman and his partner.
It offers a fantastic photo opportunity. Entry inside requires an additional fee.
· 10 min· Admission not included
- 5
Bethesda
We'll make a stop to view the Welsh Dragon of Snowdonia, a guardian symbol nestled in the woods overlooking the land.
Please be aware that parking is limited; if space is unavailable, this stop may be bypassed.
· 15 min
- 6
Penrhyn Quarry Experience
Step back in time and explore an industry and way of life that has shaped this country.
Imagine quarrymen and engineers having just left for the day as you witness the preserved courtyard.
This location showcases a blend of past and present, with modern adventure activities utilizing old, disused quarries in stunning settings.
· 45 min
- 7
Snowdonia National Park
We will travel along the spectacular Nant Ffrancon pass, an ancient Roman road carved by glaciers during the last ice age.
Admire Lake Ogwain and its dramatic setting beside Tryfan mountain.
Our route, including Pen-y-pass, will showcase numerous lakes, breathtaking scenery, and mountain vistas deep within Snowdonia's most beautiful areas.
· 1 h 45 min
- 8
Historic Lake Story
We'll pause at a location offering a spectacular 360-degree valley view next to a lake.
While you take in the awe-inspiring surroundings, we will share a historic tale about King Arthur and Excalibur, said to be found at this very lake.
· 15 min
- 9
Yr Wyddfa
Stop at a viewpoint in Snowdonia, renowned for offering one of the UK's most spectacular panoramic views.
Enjoy 360-degree vistas of Snowdonia's horseshoe, the Gwynant Valley and lakes, and the Glyderau range, a dream for photographers.
· 30 min
- 10
Mountain Pass Drive
We will pass through the highest point of the mountain pass, surrounded by towering hills and foothills of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon).
Witness dramatic drops into the valley below and winding roads that navigate the rugged cliffs.
· Non-stop passage
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Castell Dolbadarn
Explore Castell Dolbadarn, a native-built castle occupying a commanding and spectacular position overlooking Llyn Padarn.
This castle was once a crucial part of the defense system for the ancient kingdom of Gwynedd.
It was constructed by Llywelyn the Great in the late 12th century.
· 40 min
- 12
Castell Caernarfon
Take a walk around this UNESCO World Heritage site, Castell Caernarfon.
Even after centuries, Caernarfon's immense strength as a fortress remains undiminished.
Experience history come alive through its lofty wall walks, beneath the twin-towered gatehouse, in the town's narrow, colorful streets, and along its stylishly redeveloped waterfront on the Menai.
Entry to the main castle requires an additional fee.
· 1 h 30 min
- 13
North Wales
Enjoy a scenic drive back along the Menai coast, following the coastline and admiring the green landscapes of the Isle of Anglesey.
· Non-stop passage
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