43mins | 38.5 miles

With a variety of animals to meet and an adventure playground, outside play barn and indoor soft play area.

52mins | 43.2miles

Be captivated by the vast array of British marine animals.  Enjoy activity trails, a children's play area and crazy golf.

44mins | 37.9miles

Revel in forest fun and woodland discovery.  Make a splash on the UK's only solar powered water ride.

48mins | 41.8miles

Since 1896 visitors have been travelling to Llanberis to experience this unique rail journey to the summit of the highest mountain in Wales and England.

72min | 57.7miles

Race your way to victory by speeding around the Go-Kart Circuits.  Practice your aim at clay pigeon shooting & archery or crazy golf.  On-water challenges at the Aqua Park. 

77mins | 43.7miles

Situated on its own private peninsula, Portmeirion Village offers a sight to behold, with vistas in every direction and pathways to explore and be amazed by.

60mins | 37.3miles

Descend 500 feet into the Llechwedd Deep Mine, on Britain's steepest cable railway, where your guide will lead you through ten massive subterranean chambers. 

26mins | 21.2miles

Escape to a botanical paradise and explore more than 80 acres of spectacular garden, from manicured lawns and grand, flower filled terraces and towering trees. 

22mins | 18.7miles

Discover frogs, gragonfiles & butterflies in Summer, or marvel at thousands of water birds on the estuary in Winter.  Nature trails, wildlife quizzes and outdoor play space.

21mins | 15.9miles

High above Colwyn Bay with panoramic vies and breathtaking scenery, it's beautiful gardens are home to this caring conservation Zoo.

33mins | 22.6miles

Climb aboard one of the beautifully restored tramcars and start the ascent through the winding roads of the Great Orme.  Teh summit is 679ft high above Llandudno.

16mins | 6.8miles

Splash into SC2, Rhyl's exiciting new waterpark and adventure centre.  With thrilling indoor flume rides, piranaha play for the little ones and beach style paddling.

3mins | 1.2miles

If you love to shop, then a visit to Tweedmill is a must.  With over 300 big brands, set across two floors.  Browse their fabulous selection of soft furnishing, home accessories and gifts.

2mins | 0.8miles

An Anglican church, it is the episcopal seat of the Bishop of St Asaph.  The cathedral dates back 1,400 years, while the current building dates from the 13th century.  It is the home of the William Morgan Bible.

17mins | 6.9miles

Featuring species from aroudn the world on show in 9 different zones, plus our amazing outdoor Seal Cove where you can meet our  harbour seals. This state-of-the art exhibit gives you a fantastic underwater view. 

17mins | 9.2miles

In celebration of the 20th series of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! taking place on our doorstep, this is the top of our list.  With stunning views of the Welsh Mountains.

23mins | 19.6miles

Conwy Castle is one of Edward I's four great castles of North Wales.  Standing tall above the River Conwy with Snowdonia acting as a dramtic background.

51mins | 42.3miles

Caernarfon castle is recognised around the world as one of the greatest buildings of the Middle Ages.  The castle is grouped with Edward I's other castles.

53mins | 42.5miles

Beaumaris Castle was the largest of the four great castles and last of Edward I's castles constructed for his conquest of North Wales. The castle was restored in the 20th century.

11mins | 5.2miles

Denbigh Castle is all about drama.  Cross the drawbridge into the gatehouse and you'll hear the portcullis thundering down, chains rattling and the din or horses and soldiers. 

8mins | 4.1miles

Rhuddlan Castle was erected by Edward ! in 1277.  It was planned as a concentric castle and has a unique "diamond" layout as the gatehouses are positioned at the cormers. 

55mins | 33.3miles

An early 13th-century fortress built by Llewelyn the Great.  Used to control the road between the towering mountains of Snowdonia and the own of Conwy.

83mins | 47.1miles

None of Edwards I's mighty coastal fortresses has a more spectacular setting.  An incredible "floating" footbridge allows you to enter this great castle.

42mins | 33.4miles

Penrhyn Castle is a country house in Bangor in the form of a Norman castle.  It was originally a medieval fortified manor house founded by Ednyfed Fychan.

12mins | 7.3miles

Unlike any other waterfall, this one is located right in the centre of the town of Dyserth.  Water cascades over 70ft from the river above.  There's a trail around and above the falls, with a stairway that leads to the top.

45mins | 30miles

The multiple waterfall system, located on the Afon Llugwy is one of the most well-known in the region.  It's the highest continuous waterfall in Wales and is located in an area of oustanding natural beauty.

53mins | 42.3miles

Ceunant Mawr Waterfall, otherwise know as Llanberis Falls. These stunning falls plunge over 100ft in two stages into a gorge and into the Afon Arddu, just a short walk from Llanberis,  

42mins | 27.9miles

The dramatic Grey Mare's Tail Waterfall is situated in a beautiful wooded glade at Coed Felin Blwm, the Lead Mill Wood, near Llanrwst.  It consists of two falls which drop into a plunge pool beneath.

41mins | 28.8miles

These magical falls were named by the Victorians who had a fascination with fairies and identified the most enchanting locations as home to the elusive creatures.  The main waterfall is about 25ft high.

27mins | 21.3miles

A little different from the rest, as th dam and waterfall at Wepre Park were created by the Victorians residents of the Old Hall. Water was sent from here into a turbine that produced electricity for the Hall.