Welcome to Snowdonia Mountains and Coast

Llŷn Peninsula, Snowdonia National Park and Cambrian Coastline

Family Fun in Snowdonia Mountains and Coast Things To Do Attractions Events

Welcome to the official website for the Snowdonia Mountains and Coast region. The biggest, boldest mountains in Wales and England are to be found here in the Snowdonia National Park. There’s also a long coastline of sandy beaches, spectacular cliffs and glorious estuaries, which along the Llŷn Peninsula is a protected ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’.

There's plenty to do for all the family with events, attractions and outdoor activities all set in stunning scenery. Our website has plenty of information and ideas to help you plan your visit. If you need a hand please contact one of our Tourist Information Centres

Holidays, Short Breaks, Days Out - Ideas and Events for all

Walking

Cycling

Attractions

Trains

Events

Experience the splendour of Snowdonia, the Llŷn Peninsula and Cambrian Coastline this summer. Enjoy a holiday, short break or day out and discover Snowdonia's excellent range of activities and attractions. There are many activities and events planned across the area so there's plenty of choice for all the family. Get active on your Easter holiday and discover the great North Wales outdoors by visiting the Snowdonia National Park and Llŷn - an area of outstanding natural beauty and heritage coast.

Snowdonia National Park Llŷn Area of Outstanding Beauty CADW National Trust

Attractions of Snowdonia North Wales Attractions Adventure North Wales Visit Wales - Attractions

North Wales Events Darganfod Gwynedd - Discover Gwynedd Digwyddiadau Cadw Events

Gwynedd Council's Tourist Information Centres

Barmouth Station Road Barmouth LL42 1LU T: (01341) 280787 F: (01341) 280787 Email

Porthmadog High Street Porthmadog LL49 9LP T: (01766) 512981 F: (01766) 515312 Email

Caernarfon Oriel Pendeitsh, Castle Street Caernarfon LL55 1SE T: (01286) 672232 F: (01286) 676476 Email

Mountain Safety Advice The mountain tops are usally around 9C colder than in the valley so it's extremely important that you wear and carry the right equipment with you. Follow our advice below for a safe and enjoyable walk.

Carry a map, compass, torch, whistle and mobile phone. Ensure that you are able to use the map and compass. Whatever the weather in the valley, always carry warm spare clothes and waterproof clothes. Carry spare food. Ensure you are well equiped:  Waterproof jacket and trousers , warm trousers - preferably not jeans, fleece, gloves or mitts, warm hat and good ankle supporting boots. Check the forecast with the Met Office before setting off. Snowdonia National Park