Llanystumdwy means "church at the bend of the river" which sums up its idyllic location on the banks of the Afon Dwyfor River. The...

Lon Goed Turn left out of the site and carry on until you see a turning on the right. It’s unadopted and travels for about 4 miles into...

Nant Gwrtheyrn or “the Nant” as it is often called, is home to the National Welsh Language and Heritage Centre, and is a magical place...

Y Madryn is a short walk away and serves lovely locally sourced food. There's no footpath on the road, so you may prefer to drive, it'll...

The beautiful bay at Criccieth has a variety of adventures for you to enjoy. Why not try paddle boarding or mini golf. Visit Criccieth...

It's only a 15 minute walk to the beach (or two minute drive) to Afon Wen where you can join the Wales Coastal Path. Walking in either...

When it comes to the weather, Criccieth has it's own micro-climate. Don't be fooled by the weather forecast as more often than not it's...

When you've had enough of beaches and mountains (can you ever have enough?), why not head into Criccieth and pick up a Town Map? The map...

Whether we're travelling with children or not, we all love to hear the waves crashing on the beach. Every Thursday evening between 6.30...

No need to curl up under the duvet, you can jump in the car and get wet underground! I'm only joking, it's not that wet! Llechwedd Deep...

Write about 600 - 1000 words on a few local attractions (or things to do in the area). For example 1. Surf Snowdonia - This is a H2 tag...

Abermaw is the Welsh name for Barmouth. Located in the historic county of Merionethshire, the Welsh form of the name is derived from...