Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsular has an abundance of interesting birds, plants and other wildlife widely due to the 100 miles of coastline with varied habitats such as sea cliffs, sand dunes, salt marshes and mud flats. The Llyn peninsular offers a great range of places to visit with an array of historic sites and peaceful harbour villages with fantastic countryside and wonderful beaches.
The National Park is dominated by the Snowdonian Mountains and covers over 800 miles of beautiful scenery. The area is steeped in history and benefits from the most beautiful views in all of Britain. There is no doubt that this region is the premier location for outdoor activities be it mountain climbing, kayaking, cycling, walking or fishing. This area also includes the designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty of the Clwydian Range. This cluster of undulating hills and long sandy beaches gives the holiday maker the perfect opportunity to enjoy the variety of countryside in the area.
Llandudno is one of the largest and most popular seaside resorts in Wales and its golden sandy beach at the north shore is not to be missed. Along the coast at Conwy you can find wonderful beaches, a pier and harbour with a promenade for fishing, sailing and jet skiing.
The Northern borders feature many areas of historic interest including fortresses and castles which remind us of the area's turbulent past. Wrexham is the biggest town in this area and makes a great base for exploring due to its easy access from both Shrewsbury and Chester. From here you can also visit the village of Llangollen which marks the start of the Berwyn Mountain Range from which you can take numerous walks up into the hills. This area also features the Offa's Dyke Path, a 177 mile trail loosely following the official border between the two nations. And if that's not enough the Montgomery Canal nearby allows you to follow 35 miles of fairly flat walking through pretty villages and sections of the Severn Valley.
Whatever your interest this part of Wales makes a great base from which to explore the Welsh coast and inland countryside whilst soaking up its many historic sites, wildlife and leisure activities.