… surfing and water sports, beach horseback riding, pony trekking along the Mawddach estuary, beautiful beaches, historical sites, fairy-tale castles, architectural bridges, slate caverns, wildlife safaris, farm attractions, outdoor adventure parks, stunning national gardens, (book, music, art, food) festivals, craft markets, steam train rides, antique and craft centers, pub crawls and bar tours, Welsh choirs, rugby festivals, bird watching, puffin and dolphin sightings, bushcraft and wilderness survival training, scenic walks, mountain climbing, (walking, hiking and cycling) trails, golf clubs, Twywn’s annual “Race The Train” cross country running event, Llwyngwril’s yearly fundraising Yarn Bombing knitted trail, to the iconic ‘Batman Waterfall’… whether the spring (gwanwyn), summer (haf), autumn (hydref) or winter (gaeaf), Wales is a year-round travel destination waiting to be explored. [Photograph by Antonio Benedetti]
Seven Wonders of Wales
Seven Wonders of Wales is a poem written by an anonymous author about 130 years ago. It depicts a mix of man-made and natural wonders, most of which are located in North East Wales. Go explore them (on a map or in person) to bring the poem to life...Pistyll Rhaeadr and Wrexham Steeple,
Snowdon’s mountain without its people,
Overton yew trees,
Llangollen bridge, St Winifred’s well and Gresford bells.
Spoil yourself and treat yourself and loved ones with a magical vacation destination you will never forget. Reserve your stay at the breathtaking Salem The Blue Chapel, a premier Snowdonia holiday rental (by Slip Into Holiday Mode), and add an element of wonder and sparkle to your holiday adventure.