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Duration
5 Days
Dates
8th April 2024, 20th May 2024, 31st May 2024 & 2nd September 2024
Price
From £499-£679

Llandudno Lays Strong Claims to be the most Beautifully Situated Resort in the British Isles.

Llandudno fringes a sweeping sandy bay nestling between the giant limestone headlands of the Great Orme and Little Orme, whilst the mountains of Snowdonia form a magnificent backdrop. 

Price is per person sharing a twin or double room and based on 30 passengers - 8 Singles at no supplement.


Itinerary/Excursions

Snowdon Mountain Railway

Take a return trip on the world-famous Snowdon Mountain Railway. The train departs from Llanberis and very soon crosses the first of two viaducts crossing Afon Hwch river where the Ceunant Mawr waterfall plunges majestically into the gorge below. As the train emerges into open, treeless countryside the first glimpse of the summit of Snowdon can be seen. The landscape is dotted with abandoned, simple, thick walled dwellings that once housed local families. Clogwyn is as far as the train travels, three quarters of the way to the summit where you can disembark with time to admire the views before returning to lovely village of Llanberis with free time to explore.

Isle of Anglesey & Menai Strait Cruise

We cross to the Isle of Anglesey and from Beaumaris board for the cruise along the Menai Strait towards Menai Bridge with breath-taking scenery. Victorian piers, and lavish homes along ‘Millionaires Row’ we’ll head towards the iconic bridges of Thomas Telford and Robert Stephenson and further again to Plas Newydd stately home. You will pass under both the bridges and through the infamous ‘Swillies’ where the shipwreck of HMS Conwy now rests under the surface, passing the beautiful islands of Tysilio and Ynys Gored Goch on the way.

Portmeirion

We visit the unique fairy-tale village of Portmeirion, situated on a rocky tree-clad peninsula on the shores of Cardigan Bay. Welsh architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, realised his dream and Portmeirion is now one of Wales’ most popular tourist destinations. Famed as the location for the 1960’s TV series ‘The Prisoner’ it comprises a cluster of colour-washed buildings around a central piazza, scenic surroundings and extensive woodlands. Using an eco-friendly approach Williams-Ellis designed his architectural vision around a Mediterranean piazza. Endangered buildings and unwanted artefacts from all over the globe were transported and rebuilt to create loggias, grand porticoes, and tiny terracotta-roofed houses.

Caernarfon Castle & Historic Town

One of the greatest buildings of the Middle Ages, the fortress-palace lies on the banks of the River Seiont. It is grouped with Edward I's other castles at Conwy, Beaumaris and Harlech as a World Heritage Site. Born out of bitter war with the Welsh princes, with the juxtaposition of intimidating curtain walls against softer Roman architecture, the castle is a legend brought to life.  All the above excursions are suggested

Your holiday includes

  • The Marine Hotel 3*, Llandudno
  • Dinner, Bed and Breakfast
  • Private coach travel
  • Services of an experienced driver throughout your stay
  • 8 single rooms at no supplement
  • Cancellation protection includes covid and pre-existing medical condition

Hotel Details

The Marine Hotel 3*, Llandudno

The Marine Hotel’s beautiful architecture is perfectly in-keeping with the other Victorian and Edwardian seafront hotels in Llandudno. While the hotel itself offers plenty of comfort and amenities alongside exceptional service, it’s also ideally located at the heart of the promenade. There is so much to see and do within walking distance; catch the tram up the Great Orme for one of the best views in Wales, or the Ffestiniog Railway to see more of Snowdonia, relax on the beach and stroll along the pier.

This hotel is also one of the few hotels in Llandudno with a swimming pool - perfect for that early morning dip or evening chill out! The Marine Hotel Llandudno has 114 bedrooms, offering single, twin and double rooms with the option of a beautiful sea view and featuring all the modern comforts including an en-suite and Wi-Fi.

Breakfast and dinner are served every day in the restaurant, offering a range of delicious food options. The bar and lounges are also open for you to enjoy a drink and a light meal or snack. The hotel has a lift.

St Kilda Hotel, Llandudno

The newly renovated St Kilda Hotel will be available for bookings in 2024

In a prime position on Llandudno’s fine Victorian promenade with spectacular views of the Little Orme and the twinkling lights of the promenade. Opposite the bandstand and just five minutes, shops, pier and theatre. The snug, a quiet lounge with comfy sofas is a great place to relax. 

On arrival you will be greeted with tea or coffee and a plate of home made scones. From the moment you arrive friendly staff will be on hand to make your holiday a memorable one.

Entertainment is provided every night. The individually furnished en-suite bedrooms have TV, hairdryer and hospitality tray.

Dates

8th April 2024

20th May 2024

31st May 2024

2nd September 2024

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