Holidays In North Wales

By Author: Hugh Freeman
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North Wales is a place of wonder and magical beauty. There is so much to see and do, you will never get tired of this mystical land. It is home to some of the amazing historical, cultural heritages, wildlife, arts and crafts, parks, gardens and adventures you will never forget. The castles stand majestically and beautifully for you to explore and take a moment to gaze at the past. The Bodelwyddan castle, Conwy Suspension Bridge and Toll House, Criccieth Castle, Penrhyn Castle, Chirk Castle, Caernarfon Castle, Beaumaris Castle, Conwy Castle, Harlech Castle, Powis Castle & Garden and Denbigh Castle are some of the places of grandeur, you must visit. Take a journey on the Snowdon Mountain Railway, where you will journey to the summit of Snowdon which is the highest peak in England and Wales. It is also the only rack and pinion railway in the UK. It operates even in the harshest of weather conditions and remains as one of the popular tourist destinations in North Wales. The Ffestiniog Railway and Welsh Highland Railway are the other scenic railways worth journeying to enjoy the breathtaking landscape of North Wales.

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... your family to the Anglesey sea zoo, where you will find biggest aquarium in Wales. Come face to face with sharks, eels, octopus, seahorses and even undersea peacocks. Outside the aquarium kids can find themselves in an adventureland with golf, pirates adventure playground, octojump bouncy castle, pirate blaster water cannons and gator boats. The multi award-winning Greenwood forest park is located within the woods and it is one of the best eco theme park experiences you have to refresh yourself with. While in North Wales try your hand at white water rafting at the steepest and longest rafting runs in UK or other extreme sports such as horse riding, mountain hiking, ice skating and even tree top adventures.

Spend tranquil and inspiring moments in nature reserves, gardens and parks. Snowdonia National Park is the foremost nature reserve in Wales. It comprises of the highest mountain and the largest lake in Wales. Stay at a holiday park close to Snowdonia, to feel the vibe of this enchanting place. It is an area rich in culture, natural beauty and local history. Indulge in fine food and wine, cycling, walking while discovering the picturesque villages in this magnificent land. The Anglesey Coastal Path which is included in the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is an ideal place to see the coastal life, for trail walking, cycling and horse riding.

To get the best out of your holiday in North Wales, choose a holiday park to absorb all the excitement of the great outdoors.

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