WHAT TO DO AND WHERE TO GO

Offa’s Dyke is almost on our doorstep likewise are Selatyn Hill Walks, LLechrydau and The Old Race Course  with its stunning views of the Berwyn Mountain Range and the Shropshire plains.

Venturing further a field we have Llangollen with its white water rafting and great scenery not forgetting the restaurants, bars and shops. In July Llangollen hosts the world renowned International Eisteddfod which is spectacular! 

Horseshoe Pass. Leave all your cares behind you and go way up into the Welsh Hills with views you only dream about. Then of course there is Worlds’ End. I can say nothing more than WOW this is a must.

Now, for the more adventurous and those of you who want to travel further afield these are but a few of the wonderfully thrilling places to visit.

 

Snowdon the Welsh mountain range that sits there high up waiting for climbers, walkers and Sightseers to come along. You can even take a train ride to the peak. The scenery here is truly fantastic. Even the journey to Snowdonia has views to bring tears to your eyes because it is so beautiful and moving.

 

Betws-y-Coed is one of our favourite places, its has streams that tumble over rocks before flowing under quaint stone built bridges. The village contains excellent places to eat and several shops selling outdoor wear of very good quality.

 

Back in England we have Shrewsbury this is historic with many black and white half timber houses. This is the birth place of Charles Darwin who as a boy would fish for newts in The Dingle and Quarry park, which in season are full of blossom and blooms.

This has so much to offer, too much to detail but the magnificent Iron Bridge a world heritage site, spans the River Severn majestically.

Iron Bridge Gorge has 10 superb museums for those of you wishing to go back through the ages of the Industrial Revolution.

 

Chester is a must for the shopaholic’s amongst you, it has quaint cobbled streets full of every shop you can possibly think of, the city its self is steeped in history for you to discover.

 

Llandudno a trip to the seaside, take a walk along the sea front and take in the sea air. Where better that Llandudno? Numerous rock shops and fish and chips for the hungry.  Llandudno has undergone a resent makeover and is smart and stylish.

There is an area of great entertainment, a luge run, dry ski slope and crazy golf and an alpine style restaurant

The Great Orme is a few miles along the coast with views out to sea, quite amazing really.

 

Portmeirion has the most delightful village and gardens, built by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis who wanted unspoilt architecture. Set in its own private peninsula on the coast of Snowdon close to Miniffordd/Porthmadog, surrounded by 70 acres of sub tropical gardens with 50 buildings, Gwesty Portmeirion Hotel, Castell Deudraeth, several restaurants and Cadwaladers ice cream café.

 

I could go on forever telling you of all the interesting  places to visit here in Shropshire and Wales but that would leave nothing to the imagination, so your next step is to give us a call to see if we have any vacancies, that once established, book in and arrive here where we will be waiting with freshly brewed tea/coffee and home made cake. Then we can tell you more about this beautiful part of the country,  

 

We think it is Paradise Found!!