Mountain landscape in Eryri, North Wales

Explore Eryri.

From the mountains to the sea

Mountain views across countryside of Eryri

Llwynpenddu Isaf is tucked away in the countryside of Eryri, with mountains, lakes, coastline and some of North Wales' most beautiful places all within easy reach.

Spend the day walking amongst the mountains, wander through little Welsh villages, discover waterfalls and hidden beaches, or simply take the scenic rout to see where it leads.

Mountains, lakes and wild places

From gentle valley walks to days spend high in the mountains, Eryri is made for exploring. Follow winding trails, discover peaceful lakes and waterfalls, or simply stop for a while and take in the view.

For those looking for a bigger adventure, Yr Wyddfa - the highest mountain in Wales - is right here on our doorstep, with routs to suit different abilities and some unforgettable views along the ways.

Lillie enjoying a walk up to Llyn Idwal, North Wales

So much to explore.

Whether you're here to walk, explore, eat, adventure or simply slow down for a few days, there's plenty to discover from Llwynpenddu. From mountains and beaches to historic towns, castles and family attractions, some of North Wales' best-loved places are within easy reach.

Mountains & walking
From gentle valley walks to full mountain days, there are endless routes to explore across Eryri. Yr Wyddfa, Cwm Idwal, Nant Ffrancon and the Carneddau are all within easy reach.

Castles & history
Discover centuries of Welsh history at Caernarfon and Conwy castles, explore Penrhyn Castle, or spend an afternoon wandering through some of North Wales’ historic towns and villages.

Coast & beaches
Swap the mountains for the sea and explore the beaches of Anglesey, the Llyn Peninsula and the North Wales coast, with beautiful coastal walks and hidden coves along the way.

Eat & drink

From cosy country pubs and independent cafes to restaurants showcasing local Welsh produce, there are plenty of places nearby to eat, drink and unwind after a day exploring.

Adventure
For something a little more energetic, North Wales is packed with adventure — from Zip World and mountain biking to climbing, kayaking, paddleboarding and watersports.

Towns & villages
Spend a slower day exploring places such as Beddgelert, Betws-y-Coed, Llanberis, Caernarfon and Conwy, with independent shops, cafés, pubs and plenty of places to stop and wander.

Family days out
There’s plenty for younger adventurers too, with heritage railways, castles, wildlife, outdoor activities and family attractions throughout North Wales.

A few places worth discovering

There’s so much to see across Eryri and North Wales, but these are a few places we think are well worth adding to your plans. From mountain adventures and peaceful lakes to historic towns and days by the sea, there’s something for every kind of stay.

Cwm Idwal & Llyn Ogwen
Surrounded by some of Eryri’s most dramatic mountain scenery, Cwm Idwal and Llyn Ogwen are beautiful in every season. Enjoy a gentle walk around the lake, follow the path into Cwm Idwal, or use the Ogwen Valley as the starting point for a bigger day in the mountains.

Yr Wyddfa & Llanberis
A must for many visitors to North Wales. Take on the walk to the summit of Yr Wyddfa, take a trip on the Snowdon Mountain Railway, or spend a more leisurely day exploring Llanberis, Llyn Padarn and the surrounding scenery.

Conwy

Wander along the historic town walls, explore Conwy Castle and stroll down to the harbour before stopping for something to eat. With independent shops, cafés and plenty of history tucked into its narrow streets, it’s an easy place to spend a few hours.

Anglesey

Cross the Menai Strait and you’ll find miles of beautiful coastline, sandy beaches, coastal paths and pretty villages. Whether you’re looking for a beach day, a long walk or simply somewhere for lunch with a sea view, Anglesey is perfect for a slower day.

Zip World Penrhyn Quarry

For those looking for a little more adrenaline, nearby Penrhyn Quarry is home to some of North Wales’ best-known adventures, including its famous zip lines high above the former slate quarry.

Beddgelert

A beautiful mountain village where two rivers meet, Beddgelert is made for a leisurely wander. Follow the riverside paths, browse the little shops and stop for lunch, coffee or an ice cream while taking in the surrounding mountain views.

Caernarfon

Dominated by its magnificent castle, Caernarfon combines Welsh history with a lovely waterfront, independent shops, cafés and restaurants. Wander through the old streets, explore the castle or simply find a spot overlooking the Menai Strait.

Betws-y-Coed

Set amongst woodland in the heart of Eryri, Betws-y-Coed is a lovely place for a day of exploring. Discover waterfalls and forest walks, browse its shops and galleries, or settle into one of the village cafés and watch the world go by.