Nestled along the picturesque coastline of North Wales, County Conwy awaits with its timeless beauty, rich history and breathtaking landscapes. Step back in time as you explore Conwy Castle, a mighty fortress that stands proudly against a backdrop of rolling hills and the sparkling Conwy Estuary. Immerse yourself in the narrow streets of Conwy Town, where medieval walls encircle historic buildings and quaint shops await discovery. Marvel at the natural wonders of Snowdonia National Park, where majestic mountains, cascading waterfalls and serene lakes create a haven for outdoor enthusiasts in the Welsh countryside. Embark on scenic hikes, go mountain biking or simply soak up the stunning surroundings. Conwy's coastline offers a serene escape with sandy beaches, rugged cliffs and panoramic sea views. Enjoy a tantalising combination of coast and country with our County Conwy holiday homes, providing the perfect base to make the most of your North Wales escape. Choose a dog-friendly holiday park with enough room for all the family, a holiday lodge with a hot tub for a romantic getaway, or a luxury cottage for a weekend adventure with friends. So, what are you waiting for? Check out our County Conwy holiday homes, then check in for a break from the ordinary.
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Visit the charming town of Conwy...
"Conwy" is almost unavoidable for visitors to North Wales, with a river, castle, valley and county all sharing its name. And for those that choose to make the old walled town of Conwy the base for their holiday, there is a wonderful blend of stunning scenery and impressively preserved medieval architecture just waiting to be discovered. The imposing Conwy Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is widely regarded as one of the most immaculate European military fortresses, and time has not diminished the statement of strength conveyed by the immense town walls. In direct contrast to the commanding castle, you'll also find the UK's smallest house in Conwy. The old dwelling of a local fisherman, the 10-foot by 6-foot building now proves very popular with tourists. Spend sunny days at nearby Conwy Morfa Beach, a sandy shoreline with views of the Conwy Estuary. This family-friendly and dog-friendly beach is perfect for sea-swimming, sandcastle-building, sunbathing and birdwatching. Embrace all that Conwy has to offer when you book a holiday home in this beautiful part of North Wales.
Discover the breathtaking Conwy Valley...
The Conwy Valley is a lush and diverse landscape, with wooded gorges, heather moorlands, mountain pools and waterfalls to explore. It's where you'll find the picturesque village of Betws-y-Coed, considered the gateway to Snowdonia National Park and its impressive peaks. Lace up those walking boots and head out to explore the incredible Snowdonia mountain range, or hop on the Conwy Valley Railway and admire the breathtaking scenery and winding River Conwy from the comfort of your carriage. Elsewhere in the Conwy Valley, you can visit thehilltop fortress of Dolwyddelan Castle, admire the cascading waters of Swallow Falls and explore the historic Trefriw Woollen Mills. Book a County Conwy holiday park or lodge and make the most of this stunning North Wales scenery right on your doorstep! Many of our Conwy holiday parks are pet friendly, making this the ideal location for a getaway with your four legged friends.
Explore the picturesque Conwy coastline...
Conwy's coastline is characterised by a mix of sandy beaches, rocky headlands and picturesque coastal towns. Take a leisurely stroll along the Deganwy Promenade, enjoy the thrill of watersports in Colwyn Bay or relax on the golden sands of Rhos-on-Sea. Delight in the local cuisine, from freshly caught seafood to traditional Welsh dishes. Sample artisanal cheeses, savour ales brewed in historic pubs and indulge in mouthwatering treats from local bakeries. For a quintessential seaside experience, head to the charming Victorian resort of Llandudno. Enjoy family fun on the amusement pier, follow the Alice in Wonderland trail through the picturesque streets, or take the cable car up to Great Orme for panoramic views of the town and the Irish Sea. Our holiday homes in Llandudno range from luxury apartments to cosy dog-friendly cottages, set in popular locations with stunning views.
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