Yachydda - Welsh Tourism

Hello and Welcome to the Yachydda Welsh Tourism page.

Wales is full of history, here you will find some interesting places to visit in the Principality.

If you have visited a part of Wales that is not listed here, and you would like to see it featured,

please feel free to e-mail me at: yachydda@yachydda.co.uk

The Seven Wonders Of Wales

Pistyll Rhaeadr and Wrexham steeple,

Snowdon's mountain without its people,

Overton's yew trees, St Winefride wells,

Llangollen bridge and Gresford bells.

Pystyll Rhaeadr Wrexham Steeple

Snowdon's Mountain without it's people

Overton's Yew trees St Winefrid's well

Llangollen's Bridge Gresford's Bells

Harlech Castle

Harlch castle © 2008 yachydda.co.uk

Harlech is situated on the west coast of Wales, about 10 miles north of Barmouth.

The castle has pay and display parking spaces.

If you like castles, you'll love Harlech, with its superb views and steeped in history.

Entrance fees are very reasonable, and the staff are more than helpful.

The town of Harlech has narrow streets, lots of local craft shops etc.

Local beaches are some of the best to be found in the uk.

see these links to Harlech, and the castle, well worth a visit.

http://www.harlech.com/

http://www.castlewales.com/harlech.html

If you want to leave a comment or review of Harlech and its Castle please do so at the above e-mail link.

Bwch yn Uchaf Caravan and Camping site

Located West of Bala on the A494,this quiet secluded campsite is friendly, and pleasant.

The Aran and Arenig Mountains overlook this part of the valley, the scenery is stunning.

If its fishing your after, then this site is well suited, with bala lake only 1 mile away,

and the many streams and rivers, are stocked with wild brown trout.

If your an amateur radio enthusiast, then this site has no objections to the use of radio or generators.

At the entrance to this site stands Llanuwchllyn station, the home of Bala Lake Railway

there's loads for the hiker as well ,Cader Idris is 15 miles away.

and the beaches are only 20 or so miles away at Barmouth, and Fairbourn.

Check out the website

http://www.bwch-yn-uchaf.co.uk/

If you want to leave a comment or review of Bwch-yn-uchaf, please do so at the above e-mail link.

Ffestiniog railway

World famous Ffestiniog railway is a must for all who visit this part of the Principality.

Prices are very reasonable, and the views are priceless.

And if your on holiday here and want to work on the railway as a volunteer...they are more than happy to welcome you.

See the links below to better your experience.

http://www.festrail.co.uk/

http://www.festrail.co.uk/whr.htm

If you want to leave a comment or review of Ffestiniog railway or Welsh Highland Railway,

please do so at the above e-mail link.

GreenWood Forest Park

Greenwood forest park is a family park, with the main theme being FUN, FUN, and more FUN,

and the prices are very reasonable.

if you have a young family, then this is one of the better parks in north Wales.

check out the link...

http://www.greenwoodforestpark.co.uk

If you want to leave a comment or review of Greenwood forest park please do so at the above e-mail link.

Erddig Hall and Country Park

This beautifully restored family seat, of the YORKE'S, is one piece of treasure that you cannot miss.

Just a mile or so from Wrexham town centre, this jewel in the crown belonging to the National Trust,

will open your eyes with lots to see for the whole family, or just yourself.

follow the links below.

http://www.aboutbritain.com/Erddig.htm

http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-vh/w-visits/w-findaplace/w-erddig/

If you want to leave a comment or review of Erddig Hall please do so at the above e-mail link.

Welsh Mountain Zoo

This is a must for all the family, situated just outside of Colwyn Bay, the zoo overlooks the bay .

theres an extensive play area for the kids,a cafe, toilets etc, with disabled access.

check it out below.

http://www.welshmountainzoo.org/

If you want to leave a comment or review of The Welsh Mountain Zoo please do so at the above e-mail link.

Denbigh Castle & Town

Now this is a nice quiet little town steeped in history, from the castle to the streets below.

The castle is more than reasonably priced, with lots of Welsh hospitality.

follow the links below to see more

http://www.castlewales.com/denbigh.html

http://www.castlexplorer.co.uk/wales/denbigh/denbigh.php

http://www.denbigh.com/

http://www.denbighweb.co.uk/

If you want to leave a comment or review of Denbigh Castle And Town please do so at the above e-mail link.

Seaqarium

Family fun and learning all in one, one of the better sea aquarium attraction in North Wales.

The prices are very reasonable with discounts for disabled people, and Senior citizens.

clean friendly restaurant, and gift shop.

see the link below.

http://www.seaquariumrhyl.co.uk/

If you want to leave a comment or review of Seaquarium please do so at the above e-mail link.

Anglesey Circuit

One for the motor enthusiast, this is one of the most attractive motoring events in the uk.

its got lots to offer for the 2 wheeled and the 4 wheeled fan.

Prices are reasonable,and affordable.

follow the link below

http://www.angleseycircuit.com/index.htm

If you want to leave a comment or review of Anglsey Curcuit please do so at the above e-mail link.

Laugharne town

This south west Wales town which over looks the river Taf has a castle dating back to 1116 and was home to one

of Wales most famous sons Dylan Thomas.

The Boathouse, Dylans main home, now a museum.

Dylans most favourite pub, Browns Hotel.

Dylan Thomas' grave.

Dylan Thomas was born on October 17th 1914 in Swansea and died on November 9th 1953 in New York

Laugharne Castle.

Follow the link below:

http://www.walesdirectory.co.uk

If you want to leave a comment or review of Laugharne Town please do so at the above e-mail link.