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Colwyn Bay
Colwyn Bay’s bustling town centre has familiar high street names, independent shops, great places to eat out, plus a popular weekly farmers’ market. Ten minutes from the centre is the peace and quiet of Nant y Glyn valley. And Eirias Park has a leisure centre, bowling green and indoor tennis courts. Head to the seaside to enjoy the clean sandy beach and designated jet-skiing area, and you can try off-shore angling from the pier when the tide’s in. Or head inland to see the Welsh Mountain Zoo.
Rhos-on-Sea
This elegant seaside resort has a picturesque harbour with sensational views over the Irish Sea. The water is remarkably clean and safe, so it’s perfect for watersports. Sailing, swimming and sea-fishing are all here. Ride the cycle track along the coast. Play golf with a sea view. Or join the town’s Heritage Trail to see historic locations including Bryn Euryn hill fort. Definitely worth the trek up, if only for the stunning views.
Did you know?
The North Wales Coastal Path is 60 miles long, stretching from Bangor to Prestatyn. It is well signposted and offers excellent opportunities for leisure strolls or serious treks.
There are no fewer than 10 golf courses in the area - and many more within an hour's drive.
It is only 27 miles (43 km) from Llandudno to Llanberis, at the foot of Snowdon.