Welsh Towns & Village Gems

Resort - Llandudno

Overview

Situated on a sandy isthmus between the Great Orme and Little Orme Heads, Llandudno boasts two superb beaches. The shingly North Shore is the busier of the two with its Victorian Pier, boat trips, donkey rides, Punch and Judy shows and much more. The sandy West Shore is quieter with miles of sands and panoramic views of the Snowdonia mountain range in the distance. Llandudno is a highly attractive resort with its magnificent crescent of hotels, broad tree-lined streets and elegant shops all combining to produce a unique atmosphere. There are two golf courses. A tramway and cable car both offer a route to the summit of the Great Orme (which also boasts a superb dry ski slope - one of the best in Britain). There is plenty to do both by day and by night and you are sure never to have a dull moment at what many would claim to be the most complete of all British holiday resorts.

Prices from

£259 per person

Supplements may apply

Tour code: 5350B

Tour: Welsh Towns & Village Gems

Resort: Llandudno

Days: 5

Date Travelling: 25 January 2027

Travelling by: Coach

Hotel: Hydro Hotel

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Llandudno

Llandudno - View towards Conwy from Great Orme

Llandudno

Great Orme Llandudno

Bandstand Llandudno

Llandudno pier

Itinerary

Day 1 - Outward Travel

Day 2 - Betws-y-Coed & Conwy

Enjoy an excursion to Betws-y-Coed, a picturesque village set amidst dense woodlands, with a selection of charming shops and cafés to explore. Our journey then continues to Conwy, where the majestic castle overlooks the town.

Day 3 - Day at Leisure

Day 4 - Caernarfon & Llanfairpwll

Dominated by the imposing Norman castle, Caernarfon also boasts a museum dedicated to the Royal Welch Fusiliers (entry fees apply).
The story of the town is told in an exhibition at Oriel Pendeitsh (entry fee applies).
Alongside the redeveloped harbour, bustling with sailing boats and motor yachts, is the Galeri arts centre (entry fee may apply).
Llanfairpwll is a large village on the island of Anglesey, the village is also know by the name of Llanfair¬pwllgwyngyll¬gogery¬chwyrn¬drobwll¬llan¬tysilio¬gogo¬goch the longest place name in Europe.
The most popular attraction is the Llanfairpwll railway station that features station plate with the full name of the village on, an ideal photo opportunity.

Day 5 - Return Travel

Return travel

Hydro Hotel

Situated on the Llandudno promenade, the hotel is just a short walk from the resorts shopping area, traditional pier, Happy Valley Botanical Gardens, cable car and Great Orme Tramway. This grand hotel features a magnificent sun lounge, with a spectacular view over the bay, an impressive restaurant, games room and large entertainment room with dancefloor, where you will find entertainment most evenings. Many of the hotel’s rooms have fantastic views of the bay or over the town to the Welsh mountains. Our en-suite bedrooms come with comfy beds for a great nights sleep, tea and coffee making facilities, flat screen TV with Freeview and radio and hairdryer. Lift serving all floors and a car park. Further information about the hotel location and its accessibility can be found below.