Conwy
A compact walled town dominated by its medieval castle and estuary setting.
Explore Conwy →Explore Conwy and Caernarfon, follow mountain roads through Eryri, pause in Betws-y-Coed and Beddgelert, then head back to the coast around Llandudno and the Menai Strait.
Use the map to explore Eryri, historic towns, castles, valleys and the north coast.
Choose a mountain valley, castle town or coast section and keep the day geographically tight.
A compact walled town dominated by its medieval castle and estuary setting.
Explore Conwy →A wooded village and long-standing gateway to the mountains and valleys of Eryri.
Explore Betws-y-Coed →A beautiful mountain village where rivers meet beneath high peaks.
Explore Beddgelert →A historic waterfront town centred on one of Wales's great medieval castles.
Explore Caernarfon →A Victorian seaside town between two headlands, with promenade and easy coastal walks.
Explore Llandudno →A mountain village beside Llyn Padarn and a key base beneath Yr Wyddfa.
Explore Llanberis →A small town beneath a dramatic medieval castle overlooking coast and mountains.
Explore Harlech →A distinctive Italianate village overlooking the Dwyryd estuary.
Explore Portmeirion →A dramatic mountain valley of lake, cliffs and walking routes.
Explore Llyn Ogwen →The mountains make short distances slower, so plan around one side of Eryri rather than criss-crossing the park.
An easy coast-and-history day.
A mountain-focused day.
A western Eryri route.
Roads through Eryri are scenic but slow. One valley or one coast section per day usually produces a better trip.
Choose your side of Eryri first and avoid using one base for every corner of North Wales.
Anglesey and Mid Wales are the natural next regional journeys from North Wales & Eryri.