From adventure activities to family friendly attractions a holiday in Snowdonia is ideal for couples, families, and larger groups alike. Whether your prefer mode of transport is two feet or two wheels there are numerous tracks, trails and paths to explore. Hike to the top of a mountain, enjoy a gentle riverside stroll or enjoy the dramatic sea views from the Wales Coast Path. The 10 mile walk from Barmouth to Harlech is stunning at any time of the year, whilst the mountains offer varied and more challenging terrain for those keen for an adventure. For anyone looking for an easier way to enjoy the views from the top of Snowdon let the train take the strain. Betws-y-Coed, often described as the gateway to Snowdonia, is a great place to base yourself for adventure activities, as well as cosy cafes and outdoor shopping.
If the weather is on your side there is no better way to spend a relaxing day than picnicking at Llyn Gwynant, or watching the sun set at Llyn Tegid in Bala. Pack your flip flops (and maybe your wetsuit!) and enjoy a day on the beach at Aberdyfi, Criccieth, Harlech or Barmouth. History buffs can combine the seaside vibe with a trip to the impressive castles at Criccieth and Harlech, or for something a little different head to the colourful Italian-style village at Portmeirion. The pastel buildings, piazzas, fountains and subtropical gardens gives Portmeirion a distinct Mediterranean feel – a complete contrast to the rugged mountainous views from across the estuary. After a day of adventures spend your evenings relaxing in your very own hot tub. From romantic cottages for two, to large houses for families and friends, we have a great selection of properties with hot tubs in Snowdonia.