North Wales Holiday Cottages

With such great local produce on our doorstep, it would be wrong not to share it! That's why North Wales is home to some of the very best food festivals in the whole of Wales. Head to the blog and we'll give you the lowdown.

Some of the best chefs in North Wales call Menai Bridge home. Some of the best food in North Wales is produced hereabouts. What's not to love? Tickle your tastebuds with a visit to Menai Bridge this summer! Read more on the blog...

It's that time of year when fruits are being harvested and stored for the cold months ahead. Apples have a variety of uses but our favourite has to be cider: crisp, fruity and mellow, it's the perfect tipple for a cosy autumn evening! Over on the blog we meet some of the cider producers of North Wales.

We've got a bucketload of brand new all-weather attractions for you to enjoy on your next trip to North Wales! Find out more over on the

Not the biggest nor the best-known of North Wales's mountains, the Rhinogs are certainly the wildest! Explore the Welsh wilderness in our latest blog.

All aboard! We're exploring Snowdonia on the rails over on the blog this week!

The Vale of Clwyd has a rich heritage that's easily accessible if you're willing to take a little walk. From county towns to country inns, this region of North Wales has it all! Find out more on the blog...

With no roads and few footpaths leading in, the Rhinogs are one of the least frequented mountain ranges in Snowdonia. But, if you like a challenge, this could be your next big adventure!

Lacking the curb appeal of Caernarfon and less imposing than Conwy, why did Edward I restore the castle at Denbigh? Head over to the blog to find out why.

Have you heard of the Tour de Mon? It's a firm fixture on the North Wales sporting calendar. This scenic 100-mile route, which circles Anglesey is a great way to see the island on two wheels at a more sedate pace. Find out how on the blog.

Castles, churches and countryside - these landmarks define the Vale of Clwyd. Explore this gorgeous corner of North Wales on your next visit on one of these great walks (yes, there are pubs too!).

When it rains, it shouldn't stop play - that's our motto here in North Wales! On the blog, discover some of the best days-out in the region that can be enjoyed rain or shine!

Strategically, Denbigh Castle occupies a formidable position at the head of the Vale of Clwyd, protecting the gateway to Snowdonia across the Denbigh Moors. Learn more about these stately ruins in the latest chapter of our 'Legendary Castles' blog series.

Amazing display last night ❤️💚💜

Experience North Wales on the rails with our guide to the most popular heritage and community railway lines in the region. From the majesty of the Conwy Valley to the drama of the Cambrian Coast, we have a railway for every mood!

Visit a cursing well near Colwyn Bay and meet the ghostly resident of one of Wales's oldest pubs - this week we visit some of the most historic pubs in our neck of the woods.