The village of Llanddulas is a Welsh gem that is loved by those who know it. Peaceful and pretty, Llanddulas sits amongst the fields and mountains of Conwy county borough and is rather secluded from its neighbours.

The limestone hill of Cefn-yr-Ogof looms over the village and visitors with a head for adventure will enjoy exploring its large caves and the surrounding countryside.

In the village itself, the beach takes centre stage. Unchanged and unspoiled for over a century, Llanddulas beach entices sunbathers and swimmers in the summer, as well as walkers and strollers in cooler months.

The history of the village can be explored at Caesalem congregational chapel, built in 1890, and Bethesda Baptist chapel, built in 1836.

Cottages in Llanddulas provide a hidden getaway, as well as a base from which to explore Colwyn Bay to the west and the towns of Abergele and Rhyl to the east.