Conwy Harbour & Quayside
The perfect spot for a relaxing stroll which offers stunning views across the water to Deganwy, and is also a great place to grab some fish and chips – just beware the seagulls!
Welcome Crugan Holiday Park to Pario.
The perfect spot for a relaxing stroll which offers stunning views across the water to Deganwy, and is also a great place to grab some fish and chips – just beware the seagulls!
Silver Birch Golf Course is hailed as one of the best footgolf courses in Wales, offering a fun, family-friendly blend of football and golf that’s more accessible than traditional golf.
The nearby village of Betws-yn-Rhos boasts two 9 hole golf courses which are to be found at Silver Birch Golf Club. Located just minutes away from our resort, Silver Birch Golf Club is open all year round and no membership is required to play as they operate on a Pay & Play basis.
Zip World, in the heart of Snowdonia, offers thrilling adventures, including Velocity, Europe’s longest and the world’s fastest zip line; Titan, Europe’s first 4-person zip line reaching speeds of up to 70mph; and Bounce Below, a unique underground playground with giant trampolines and slides in a hidden slate cavern.
Action packed – adventure lies just around the corner from Tan Rallt! We are perfectly located for sailing and water sports in Conwy Estuary or Menai Straits. As well as being close to the Snowdonia National Park. Excellent for the experienced mountain climber to those still finding their rambling feet.
Gimblet Rock is an anglers paradise with a wealth of sea and shore fishing locations to choose from by waters that are filled with a popular array of different species.
If you prefer a slower pace, Pwllheli offers plenty of relaxed indoor attractions. History lovers can visit Plas yn Rhiw, a 16th-century National Trust manor house with a rich past.
There are also plenty of things to do with kids in Pwllheli, with the nearby ZipWorld also being home to a fun crazy golf course and Bounce Below where your offspring will have a whale of a time on the trampoline style nets underneath a disused mine.
North Wales, named one of Lonely Planet’s top destinations, boasts a wealth of attractions. Among them is the iconic Snowdonia, a must-visit for hikers seeking a challenge and breathtaking views of the region. If hiking isn’t for you, the Snowdon Mountain Railway offers a scenic ride to the summit.
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