Reasons To Enjoy a Break in Snowdonia


With beautiful views, expansive lakes and endless rolls of greenery, Snowdonia is home to a world of stunning scenery and is great for outdoor adventure. You may be searching for a place to stay during your visit, perhaps a
Caernarfon hotel or a popular glamping spot.


So, if you’re looking to take your next break within the mountain range of Snowdonia, let’s take a look at why you won’t be disappointed. 

Great History & Heritage


With over 600 castles situated in Wales, it's clear that the country shows great history, heritage and tradition. Capture the history of these Welsh castles by visiting them in your local stay. Did you know that volcanoes, glaciers and tectonic movements are all responsible for forming the current landscape of Snowdonia? 


As mentioned, Wales is renowned for its range of castles. So, which are worth taking the trip to to capture the true heritage of the area? Read on to find out! 


Harlech Castle


Located in the local town of Harlech, this castle has been noted as one of the finest examples of military architecture in the 13th and 14th century. Inside the castle interior are towers and another inner wall layer that is still well stood. The location of Harlech castle offers a range of breath-taking views looking over the sea. 


Caernarfon Castle


Typically, most castles are built with round towers. However, Caernarfon Castle's first structure was the eagle tower and has ten sides. This structure was used to repel attacks by sea until the rest of the build could be completed. 

Exceptional Views


One of the world’s most captivating natural outdoor spaces, Snowdonia is a popular tourist attraction and offers a range of diverse walking ranges and its very own special qualities along the way. Whether you’re taking a camping trip or looking for more of a homely feel on your visit to Snowdonia, there are a plethora of options for you to choose from. From country houses to glamping cabins, choose the right accommodation for you. No matter where you’re located, you will capture the peaceful and relaxation of the Snowdonia environment.


Out in the peaceful tranquillity of the Snowdonia Mountain range, find a spot with a cabin, country house or a treehouse if you're feeling extra adventurous. 

Walks


One thing that Snowdonia won't disappoint on is its extensive range of views. Whether you’re looking for a short stroll or an extreme walking adventure, you’re in the right area. Many of these areas are suitable for both bike riding and hiking, so grab your wheels and ride the beautiful sceneries Snowdonia has to offer. 


Aber Falls


Generally considered to be an easy walking route, Aber Falls is famous for its 120-foot waterfall. This area is popular with bird watches, hikers and runners and so you most likely visit other locals while exploring.


Llyn Ogwen 


A circular walk in the Midwest area of Wales, Llyn Ogwen is in between two mountain ranges of Snowdonia. If you wish to take a short swim or fancy taking a dip into the lake, you can do so here. Of course, if you do decide to swim in the area, please swim with caution and pay close attention to other swimmers. 

Food & Drink


From award winning restaurants, homely cafés and fine dining bistros, there are lots of reasons to enjoy the exceptional local produce of Welsh food. Ranging from the traditional roast beef to the famous cheeses sourced from cows, ewes and goats.

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