Category: Tourist Guide

Make Your North Wales Summer Holiday Bucket List

Red SUV with hatch open at the beach, packed with inflatable rings, towels, and suitcases, ocean waves in the background and clear blue sky.

The school summer holidays always seem to fly by. One minute you’re looking forward to six weeks of adventure, and before you know it you’re wondering where the time went. Whether you’re visiting North Wales for a week or you’re lucky enough to live here, we’ve put together some of our favourite family-friendly ideas to […]

15 Interesting Facts About Llandudno You Probably Didn’t Know

Llandudno sea front in North Wales

Whether you’re planning your first visit or you’ve holidayed in Llandudno for years, Britain’s largest seaside resort has more stories than first meet the eye. Beneath the elegant Victorian promenade lies a town filled with ancient history, literary connections, remarkable engineering and unexpected discoveries. Here are 15 fascinating facts about Llandudno that might just surprise […]

Meet the Local Businesses Helping Bring Finding Alice to Life

Six beers in a wooden flight on a rustic bar counter, ranging from pale to dark amber and stout, each glass topped with foam.

One of the things that makes Finding Alice different from many attractions is that it isn’t confined to a single building. The adventure takes players on a journey through Llandudno, introducing them to some of the people, places and local businesses that help make the town such a special place to visit. From independent shops […]

7 Memorable Places to Stay in North Wales

Glamping in North Wales

7 Memorable Places to Stay in North Wales – If You Want More Than Just a Bed for the Night. A place to stay can be many things. For some people, it’s simply somewhere to sleep before the next day’s adventure. A comfortable bed, a decent shower and a good breakfast. But every now and […]

Why Does Llandudno Have So Many Alice in Wonderland Statues?

Young girl dressed as Alice

One of the questions visitors ask most often when exploring Llandudno is why so many Alice in Wonderland characters appear throughout the town. The answer lies with Alice Liddell, the real girl who inspired Lewis Carroll’s famous stories. In 1861, Alice and her family began holidaying in Llandudno. The family later purchased a house on […]

10 Unusual Things To Do in North Wales (That You’ll Never Forget)

Snow leopard resting on rock steps, head lowered and tongue slightly out, with green foliage in the background.

North Wales is famous for its castles, beaches and mountains, but some of the region’s most memorable experiences are the ones that take you completely by surprise. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend, planning a family adventure or looking for something a little different, these unusual attractions offer experiences that will make your trip truly […]

Rainy Day Activities in Llandudno: What to Do When the Weather Turns

Let’s be honest, North Wales weather can change quickly. One moment you’re walking along the promenade with sea views stretching across the bay, the next you’re sheltering from rain rolling in across the Great Orme. But a little rain doesn’t mean your plans are ruined. If you’re searching for rainy day activities in Llandudno, indoor […]

10 Things to Do in Llandudno for Families, Couples and Curious Explorers

Two white goats with large curved horns graze in a grassy hillside, with a blue sea and distant cliffs in the background

Llandudno is one of North Wales’ best loved seaside towns, and for good reason. With Victorian charm, sweeping sea views, family attractions, museums, beaches and plenty of curious corners to explore, there is far more to this town than a stroll along the promenade. Whether you are visiting for a family day out, a romantic […]

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Difficulty Rating 4

  • Time: Long, 3-4 hours (can be extended to a full day with lunch break)
  • Distance: Extended, challenging inclines 
  • Difficulty: Challenging
  • Target Audience: Adults and families with older children
  • Description: This tier offers a longer and more challenging experience, suitable for adults and families with older children. Participants will navigate through challenging terrain and encounter a mixture of puzzles and riddles that require a combination of critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Difficulty ratings

Tier 1: “Junior Explorers”
Time: Short, max 1 hour
Distance: Minimal, suitable for short walks
Difficulty: Easy
Target Audience: Primary aged children
Description: This tier offers a quick and easy adventure suitable for young children. The puzzles and riddles are simple and solvable by primary aged children, making it a fun and accessible experience for families with young kids.

Tier 2: “Young Adventurers”
Time: 1.30-2.30 hours
Distance: Moderate, with some soft inclines
Difficulty: Moderate
Target Audience: Primary and secondary aged children and their parents or carers
Description: This tier extends the adventure a bit longer with slightly more challenging puzzles and clues. It’s suitable for both primary and secondary aged children, offering a mix of fun and educational challenges and a slightly longer duration.

Tier 3: “Explorer’s Quest”
Time: Half day, 2-3 hours
Distance: Moderate to extended, with some inclines
Difficulty: Intermediate
Target Audience: Families and groups
Description: This tier provides a more immersive experience with increased distance and terrain challenges. Participants can expect a half-day adventure with a variety of puzzles and riddles to solve, suitable for families and groups looking for a longer and more engaging experience.

Tier 4: “Trailblazers”
Time: Long, 4-5 hours (can be extended to a full day with lunch break)
Distance: Extended, challenging inclines
Difficulty: Challenging
Target Audience: Adults and families with older children
Description: This tier offers a longer and more challenging experience, suitable for adults and families with older children. Participants will navigate through challenging terrain and encounter a mixture of puzzles and riddles that require a combination of critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Tier 5: “Ultimate Expedition”
Time: Full day, approximately 5+ hours
Distance: Long, suitable for experienced walkers
Difficulty: Advanced
Target Audience: Adults and experienced adventurers
Description: This tier presents the ultimate challenge for seasoned adventurers. Participants will embark on a full-day expedition through varying terrain, solving complex puzzles and riddles designed to test their intellect and endurance. Recommended for adults and experienced adventurers seeking a truly immersive and challenging experience.