Turkey & Tinsel in Llandudno

Local departure by coach, then on to Llandudno and our hotel for four nights. We enjoy a tea, coffee or mulled wine with a festive treat on arrival to get us into the spirit of the season.

Today we enjoy a leisurely drive into Snowdonia National Park, taking in the stunning scenery and call at pretty Betws-y-Coed. The town often attracts those looking for outdoor pursuits, and is perfect for ramblers and walkers, but is also a delightful town for those looking for an easier pace. Browse the many shops, enjoy the cafés, or take a gentle stroll to Swallow Falls, admiring the peaceful forest and majestic rapid water. We return back to the hotel in time for our 'Christmas Dinner' and entertainment

Relax in Llandudno or join our optional excursion to Chester. founded in 79 AD as a Roman fort Chester is one of the best preserved walled cities in England. The black-and-white timbered buildings and the two-level shopping arcades make the city center visually striking. It is compact and easily walkable in the main centre and has shops, cafes and tea rooms.

Chester also holds a Christmas Market from mid November to the end of December (dates can vary from year to year) with wooden chalets, festive food and craft stalls. Its a perfect time of year to visit this beautiful city and pick up some Christmas gifts.

This morning we cross to the Isle of Anglesey. Located off the north-west coast of the Welsh mainland by the Menai Strait, Anglesey is known for its stunning natural beauty, miles of gorgeous coastline and fascinating historical past. Whilst on Anglesey we will visit the pretty village of Llanfair PG whose full name is the longest place name in Britain. Why not browse the shops at James Pringle Weavers, home to many famous brands.

We depart the hotel this morning full of festive cheer and return home.