About Betws-Y-Coed
Betws-y-Coed, the village known as the Gateway to Snowdonia
Betws-Y-Coed Description
Betws-y-Coed is a village in the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales. The village is a magnet for tourists visiting the area due to it's prime location and good facilities. Betws y Coed is surrounded by the Gwydyr Forest and is located in the Conwy Valley. There is a good range of shops in Betws-y-Coed together with a variety of restaurants and cafes. There is a railway museum within the village including a miniature railway. The famous waterfall at Swallow Falls is a short distance from the village.
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Please come along and support this wonderful event on 13th May in memory of Callum and the charity his parents have set up to help other young people. If you can't make it on the night there is the online auction too which is now open. Start bidding for some wonderful local promises
Just a few photos of our beautiful village
We look forward to welcoming you back to Betws y Coed in 2018
Come and sing carols if you're in Betws this weekend.🎶🎶🎶
what a fabulous, festive weekend - here's the whole programme🎅☃️🎄❄️🎵🎶🥁 🎡🎇🎆🤶🎅
it's a bit hard to put into words on how to describe betws y. coed or exactly what I love about it, we went two years ago, weather was brilliant, which made it very picturesque, good variety of shops which cater especially for tourists, two years on, weather wasn't good, it rained, shops hadn't changed, still a good choice of places to eat, but it was still picture perfect, loads of people walking around, the weather didn't matter, it was a little bit of heaven enclosed in the welsh hills, a must visit for everyone.
We only live 30 minutes away from this beautiful place. We visit on a regular basis because we love it. Lots of lovely walks, plenty of places to eat and gorgeous scenery!
We call into Betws-y- Coed two or three times a year . It's a beautiful place . I love to see the change in the seasons . A photographer's dream. We will be back soon.
I didn't know the first thing about planning a trip to Snowdonia on my own (I'm from the U.S.) but chose to stay in Betws-y-Coed based on one person's mention of it on Trip Advisor. I'm glad I did! It felt very welcoming and there was plenty to see within the town itself while still having a small village "local" feel.
it's a bit hard to put into words on how to describe betws y. coed or exactly what I love about it, we went two years ago, weather was brilliant, which made it very picturesque, good variety of shops which cater especially for tourists, two years on, weather wasn't good, it rained, shops hadn't changed, still a good choice of places to eat, but it was still picture perfect, loads of people walking around, the weather didn't matter, it was a little bit of heaven enclosed in the welsh hills, a must visit for everyone.
We only live 30 minutes away from this beautiful place. We visit on a regular basis because we love it. Lots of lovely walks, plenty of places to eat and gorgeous scenery!
We call into Betws-y- Coed two or three times a year . It's a beautiful place . I love to see the change in the seasons . A photographer's dream. We will be back soon.
I didn't know the first thing about planning a trip to Snowdonia on my own (I'm from the U.S.) but chose to stay in Betws-y-Coed based on one person's mention of it on Trip Advisor. I'm glad I did! It felt very welcoming and there was plenty to see within the town itself while still having a small village "local" feel.
it's a bit hard to put into words on how to describe betws y. coed or exactly what I love about it, we went two years ago, weather was brilliant, which made it very picturesque, good variety of shops which cater especially for tourists, two years on, weather wasn't good, it rained, shops hadn't changed, still a good choice of places to eat, but it was still picture perfect, loads of people walking around, the weather didn't matter, it was a little bit of heaven enclosed in the welsh hills, a must visit for everyone.
We only live 30 minutes away from this beautiful place. We visit on a regular basis because we love it. Lots of lovely walks, plenty of places to eat and gorgeous scenery!
We call into Betws-y- Coed two or three times a year . It's a beautiful place . I love to see the change in the seasons . A photographer's dream. We will be back soon.
I didn't know the first thing about planning a trip to Snowdonia on my own (I'm from the U.S.) but chose to stay in Betws-y-Coed based on one person's mention of it on Trip Advisor. I'm glad I did! It felt very welcoming and there was plenty to see within the town itself while still having a small village "local" feel.
it's a bit hard to put into words on how to describe betws y. coed or exactly what I love about it, we went two years ago, weather was brilliant, which made it very picturesque, good variety of shops which cater especially for tourists, two years on, weather wasn't good, it rained, shops hadn't changed, still a good choice of places to eat, but it was still picture perfect, loads of people walking around, the weather didn't matter, it was a little bit of heaven enclosed in the welsh hills, a must visit for everyone.
We only live 30 minutes away from this beautiful place. We visit on a regular basis because we love it. Lots of lovely walks, plenty of places to eat and gorgeous scenery!
We call into Betws-y- Coed two or three times a year . It's a beautiful place . I love to see the change in the seasons . A photographer's dream. We will be back soon.
I didn't know the first thing about planning a trip to Snowdonia on my own (I'm from the U.S.) but chose to stay in Betws-y-Coed based on one person's mention of it on Trip Advisor. I'm glad I did! It felt very welcoming and there was plenty to see within the town itself while still having a small village "local" feel.
it's a bit hard to put into words on how to describe betws y. coed or exactly what I love about it, we went two years ago, weather was brilliant, which made it very picturesque, good variety of shops which cater especially for tourists, two years on, weather wasn't good, it rained, shops hadn't changed, still a good choice of places to eat, but it was still picture perfect, loads of people walking around, the weather didn't matter, it was a little bit of heaven enclosed in the welsh hills, a must visit for everyone.
We only live 30 minutes away from this beautiful place. We visit on a regular basis because we love it. Lots of lovely walks, plenty of places to eat and gorgeous scenery!
We call into Betws-y- Coed two or three times a year . It's a beautiful place . I love to see the change in the seasons . A photographer's dream. We will be back soon.
I didn't know the first thing about planning a trip to Snowdonia on my own (I'm from the U.S.) but chose to stay in Betws-y-Coed based on one person's mention of it on Trip Advisor. I'm glad I did! It felt very welcoming and there was plenty to see within the town itself while still having a small village "local" feel.