Llandudno

Known as the ‘Queen of the Welsh Resorts,’ Llandudno blends traditional seaside attractions with outdoor attractions.

Home to the longest pier in Wales

First made popular by the Victorians, this coastal town is full of quaint and quirky attractions. From the Llandudno llamas at Bodafon Farm Park to the Great Orme Tramway, it’s a place where old and new come together. Be sure to check out the Victorian pier (the longest pier in Wales), complete with Punch and Judy shows.

Whether your teens are snowboarding down Llandudno Snowsport’s artificial slopes or riding their first wave at Adventure Parc Snowdonia’s surf centre, it’s sure to be a thrill-a-minute holiday. Younger kids are also well catered for with the wonderful Alice Trail.

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