From Llandudno, Portmeirion, Snowdonia and Castles Tour

Explore the captivating landscapes and architectural marvels of Snowdonia National Park. Delve into the UNESCO-listed castles, admire the distinctive and creative Portmeirion Village, marvel at the serene lakes, ascend the majestic mountains, discover charming Welsh Celtic towns, and immerse yourself in picturesque mountain villages.

Drive along the Great Orme Road, an exceptional stretch of road in the United Kingdom, featuring breathtaking cliffs, diverse wildlife, and panoramic vistas extending towards the Irish Sea and Anglesey.

Conwy Castle offers visitors an unparalleled experience with its imposing and awe-inspiring walls, which rise majestically above the picturesque estuary. Atop these fortifications stands Britain’s smallest inhabited house, offering curious tourists the chance to explore this unique architectural marvel.

The renowned Conwy Suspension Bridge, constructed in 1819 as the world's first such structure, provides a thrilling 45-minute stroll around the castle grounds. This iconic landmark offers a mesmerizing view of the surrounding landscape.

Portmeirion, known for its distinctive Italianate architecture, serves as a charming escape from reality. The village boasts a captivating blend of Riviera-inspired houses, ornamental gardens, and a striking campanile, creating a surreal and magical atmosphere.

Snowdonia National Park offers a variety of driving routes through stunning landscapes, including dramatic lakes, fast-flowing rivers, and breathtaking mountain summits. Visitors can also enjoy panoramic views from various viewpoints situated at strategic locations throughout the park.

Finally, venture into the picturesque Conwy Valley, passing by traditional Welsh villages, before returning to Llandudno via the stunning Swallow Waterfalls. These cascading waters plunge down the rocky outcroppings in a serene gorge setting, complemented by a series of picturesque viewpoints showcasing Lake Dinas and the surrounding natural beauty.