Snowdonia (Eryri)

Experience the world-famous scrambling and rock-climbing venues in and around Eryri (Snowdonia), with expert instruction and guiding from Inspired Guides.

A little slice of the Amalfi Coast in north Wales, this quirky resort looks just like a colourful Italian village.

Enjoy a relaxing journey up Mount Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa).

See north Wales’ wild seashore from a whole new perspective on this exhilarating coasteering trip.

This long-distance trail boasts some of the most picturesque and invigorating coastal scenery in Britain.

Conquer a challenging hike up Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa), Wales’ highest mountain, and check out rare species such as lili'r Wyddfa (the Snowdon lily).

For adrenaline lovers and the gently curious alike, head to Conwy Valley’s Zip World Fforest.

Hike this 83-mile trail, taking you on a journey through the Slate Landscape of Northwest Wales World Heritage Site.

Set against the backdrop of north Wales’ Carneddau mountains, these pioneering Victorian gardens were home to many of Britain’s horticultural firsts.

A caving experience like no other! You can bounce, leap and jump through this extraordinary subterranean playground.

Check Antur Stiniog’s mountain biking trails and the Ffestiniog Railway.

This historic farmhouse in the Conwy Valley is renowned for its fine food and drink.

Known as the ‘Iron Ring’, these mighty Welsh castles date back to the 13th century.

Delve deep into caves for a subterranean Christmas adventure filled with adventure golf and a hidden grotto.

The waterfalls and woodlands of this ancient glacier valley are yours to explore, surrounded by Snowdonia’s (Eryri’s) peaks.

From lobster nights to the freshest mullet and flounder, this is a real foodie treat.

Shop for speciality bites such as buttery Welsh cakes and bara brith, plus wines from nearby vineyards.

This family-owned business makes traditional wool-woven tapestries, blankets, knitwear and accessories.

At the summit of Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa), this visitor centre feels like it’s on top of the world.

This spa’s treatment menu is long and luxurious, featuring massages, facials, scrubs and signature rituals.

This is a quintessential Snowdonia (Eryri) village, with easy access to some of the region’s top activities and attractions.

Beside the thundering River Llugwy, this is a beautiful spot for picnics, walks and photography.

Contemporary music, performed by top-quality orchestras and musicians – that’s the ethos of this annual festival.

This ancient burial ground is around 5,000 years old, and is located in beautiful countryside.

From jewellery studios to chocolatiers, this north Wales centre showcases some of the region’s finest artisans.

Take an exhilarating ride through the Menai Strait, spotting wild puffins and seals along the way.

Maybe you’ll hike or cycle on the beautiful waterside trails, or hire a boat from Bala Watersports Centre?

All aboard! Travel back in time on steam-powered locomotives, through glorious north Wales countryside.

Enjoy tip-top views of Llyn Peris from Dolbadarn Castle, built by medieval Welsh ruler Llywelyn the Great.

Discover this glacial landscape in slate-studded Snowdonia (Eryri), shaped over thousands of years.

Shred the trails around Blaenau Ffestiniog at this popular bike park.