Bardsey Island: Snowdonia’s Isle of Twenty Thousand Saints

According to tradition, Bardsey Island is the burial place of 20,000 saints and the last resting place of King Arthur and Merlin. It has a long history as a place of pilgrimage and worship, and today is an important conservation site.  

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Wild Snowdonia: Ten Top Spots for Watching Wildlife in Snowdonia

Snowdonia’s mountains, coast, woods and rivers are teeming with wildlife. Whether you’re a budding botanist or keen ornithologist, you’ll discover plenty of great spots for a nature ramble in Snowdonia.

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Fishing in Snowdonia: Ten of Snowdonia’s Most Popular Fishing Destinations

With over a hundred lakes, a huge network of rivers and nearly 200 miles of coastline, Snowdonia has long been a favourite destination for fishing enthusiasts.

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Walking Snowdonia: Ten Top Stops on the Llyn Coastal Path

Over many centuries the footsteps of pilgrims wore a path from Bangor Cathedral along the Llŷn Peninsula to the holy isle of Bardsey. In those days, three pilgrimages to Bardsey equalled one to Rome. Today, it’s the Llŷn Coastal Path that brings modern-day pilgrims: walkers and tourists.  

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Springtime in Snowdonia: Ten Ways to Enjoy a Spring Break in Snowdonia

Snowdonia is beautiful all year round. But at springtime the region really comes to life. Everything’s green for miles around; the evenings are lighter; the air warmer. If you’re planning a spring break in Snowdonia, here are ten tips for making the most of it.    

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Days Out In Snowdonia: Ten Of Snowdonia’s Best Beaches

Much of Snowdonia’s 200-mile coastline is protected as national parkland, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty or Heritage Coast. Snowdonia has a coast? You bet! When you visit Snowdonia, don’t forget to pack a swimsuit as well as walking boots…  

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Active Snowdonia: Ten Snowdonia Activities for Outdoor Enthusiasts

Whether you’re a confirmed adrenalin junkie or simply enjoy keeping reasonably active, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to outdoor activities in Snowdonia. From gentle walks to hair-raising activities like canyoning and white water rafting, boredom is never an option in Snowdonia.

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Ten Really Welsh Things To Do In Snowdonia

March 1st is St David’s Day, when Welsh people all around the world commemorate Wales’ patron saint. If you’re interested in Welsh history and culture, here are ten places to visit in Snowdonia with strong links to our Welsh heritage.

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Green Snowdonia: Visit Snowdonia The Eco-Friendly Way

Mile after mile of lush green vegetation, fertile countryside and ancient woodlands – criss-crossed by narrow-gauge railways, cycle paths and a seemingly endless network of public footpaths – Snowdonia is green in more ways than one…

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Days Out In Snowdonia: Ten Things To Do In Caernarfon

Strategically important to the Romans and the medieval English king, Edward I, Caernarfon is steeped in history and a must-see if you’re planning to visit Snowdonia. Here’s our guide to things to do in Caernarfon.

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