Joshua's Guidebook
Sightseeing
A cosy pub tucked away in a cove, here you can enjoy an array of beverages along with tasty food, in summer this spot in a sun trap and a wild swimmers paradise. Great for families and dogs.
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Tŷ Coch Inn
A cosy pub tucked away in a cove, here you can enjoy an array of beverages along with tasty food, in summer this spot in a sun trap and a wild swimmers paradise. Great for families and dogs.
Breathtaking place to go and enjoy lovely sandy beaches, at the end of the most wonderful beach you are rewarded with a beautiful Lighthouse. one of my go to spots every year :)
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Tŵr Mawr Lighthouse
Newbrough StreetBreathtaking place to go and enjoy lovely sandy beaches, at the end of the most wonderful beach you are rewarded with a beautiful Lighthouse. one of my go to spots every year :)
A wonderful experience for all ages, the Highland steam train 🚂 embarks on a one of a kind experience from Canaerfon through the valleys of snowdonia to the final destination of Porthmadog, from the get go you will travel back in time, whether it is the smell of coal burning in the air or the ever so familiar sound of the trains horn tooting away, this really is an astonishing experience
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Caernarfon station
Saint Helen's RoadA wonderful experience for all ages, the Highland steam train 🚂 embarks on a one of a kind experience from Canaerfon through the valleys of snowdonia to the final destination of Porthmadog, from the get go you will travel back in time, whether it is the smell of coal burning in the air or the ever so familiar sound of the trains horn tooting away, this really is an astonishing experience
This astonishing building is from the middle ages, standing tall on the banks of the River Seiont (River that passes the chalet). Canaerfon Castle is well and truly an architectural masterpiece, erected by Master James of St George for Edward I. Here you can enjoy an historical day out, where you can take in the breathtaking views surrounding the castle and the grounds within side its walls.
Prices are as follows:
Adult- £11.10
Family*-£36.60
Disabled person with companion-Free
Juniors (Aged 5-17) / NUS / Armed
Forces and Veterans-£7.80
Seniors (Ages 65+) -£10.60
*Admits 2 Adults and up to 3 Children
All children under 5 years of age - Free Entry
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Castell Caernarfon
Castle DitchThis astonishing building is from the middle ages, standing tall on the banks of the River Seiont (River that passes the chalet). Canaerfon Castle is well and truly an architectural masterpiece, erected by Master James of St George for Edward I. Here you can enjoy an historical day out, where you can take in the breathtaking views surrounding the castle and the grounds within side its walls.
Prices are as follows:
Adult- £11.10
Family*-£36.60
Disabled person with companion-Free
Juniors (Aged 5-17) / NUS / Armed
Forces and Veterans-£7.80
Seniors (Ages 65+) -£10.60
*Admits 2 Adults and up to 3 Children
All children under 5 years of age - Free Entry
Aber Falls is one of Snowdonia’s most dramatic waterfalls. Situated at the northern foothills of the Carneddau, the waterfall is part of Afon Goch’s (Red River) final descent to the Menai Straits.
The river plummets dramatically from a height of 120 feet, crashing into a shallow rocky pool before continuing towards the village of Abergwyngregyn.
For information on Navigating,accessibility and Parking please search on your internet snowdonia. gov . Wales. Once the link has come up click it then you will be taken onto the website (airbnb doesn't allow me to put links on here) then type Aber falls into the search engine and two options will appearI recommend viewing both.
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Cascadas de Aber
Aber Falls is one of Snowdonia’s most dramatic waterfalls. Situated at the northern foothills of the Carneddau, the waterfall is part of Afon Goch’s (Red River) final descent to the Menai Straits.
The river plummets dramatically from a height of 120 feet, crashing into a shallow rocky pool before continuing towards the village of Abergwyngregyn.
For information on Navigating,accessibility and Parking please search on your internet snowdonia. gov . Wales. Once the link has come up click it then you will be taken onto the website (airbnb doesn't allow me to put links on here) then type Aber falls into the search engine and two options will appearI recommend viewing both.
One of our favorite places to visit since children we have always come here.
Here you can enjoy long pebbled/sandy beach's depending on if the tide is out. we spend hours walking along the shore looking for stuff that has been washed up
At the end of your walk whether it's long or short you can sit down and enjoy Ice cream or the chip shop.
Parking is FREE along with the public toilets
This beach is a 16 minute drive from the chalet.
The Address is below
Llandwrog, Caernarfon LL54 5TW
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Dinas Dinlle
One of our favorite places to visit since children we have always come here.
Here you can enjoy long pebbled/sandy beach's depending on if the tide is out. we spend hours walking along the shore looking for stuff that has been washed up
At the end of your walk whether it's long or short you can sit down and enjoy Ice cream or the chip shop.
Parking is FREE along with the public toilets
This beach is a 16 minute drive from the chalet.
The Address is below
Llandwrog, Caernarfon LL54 5TW
The folk tale of the faithful hound “Gelert” is often associated with the village of Beddgelert.
here lies the resting place of the loyal hound Gelert, who was slayed by his owner The Welsh Prince Llewelyn the Great.
You can also find several pubs and a coffee shop aswell as arts and craft shops to mooch in.
Distance to Beddgelert: 11.4 miles - 23 minutes in a car. Via A4085
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Beddgelert
The folk tale of the faithful hound “Gelert” is often associated with the village of Beddgelert.
here lies the resting place of the loyal hound Gelert, who was slayed by his owner The Welsh Prince Llewelyn the Great.
You can also find several pubs and a coffee shop aswell as arts and craft shops to mooch in.
Distance to Beddgelert: 11.4 miles - 23 minutes in a car. Via A4085