Seven beaches you need to visit along the North Wales coast
A guide to some of the best beaches North Wales has to offer. Read on to discover hidden coves, stunning expanses, seaside towns and pebbled paradises.
Easy-access beaches
Hassle-free days out for wheelchair users and families with pushchairs.
Coasteering: Jump in
Coasteering is an adventure for families as much as adrenaline-junkies.
Family breaks in Bala
A town by a lake surrounded by mountains, rich in culture, Bala is ‘real’ Wales at its very best.
Enjoy sunny days in Wales
Places like the Pembrokeshire coast are way sunnier than London and we've got tons of things to do outdoors on sunny days in Wales!
A day at the zoo
A showcase of Welsh wildlife and a celebration of exotic animals and marine life of the world
Mad for museums in Wales
Wales has over 90 accredited museums, ranging from industrial heritage, to textiles and fine art - and treasures from around the world. It's impossible to feature them all - here's a selection to get you started!
Seaside holidays on the North Wales coast
Planning a beach holiday? Check out these brilliant North Wales seaside spots.
Learn the ropes with the family
High ropes centres are packed full of adventures and perfect for a family day out.
Sally and Flea take a trip to Folly Farm
Sally and Flea of Who's The Mummy fame take a trip to Folly Farm in Pembrokeshire to be zookeepers for the day.
Heritage railway heaven
Wales is home to some of the most famous narrow gauge and miniature gauge railways in the world.
Coasting to victory
Pembrokeshire in west Wales does family holidays for a living – and does it brilliantly.