Waterloo Conference in Gwynedd is the ideal destination for personal development and team building events. North Wales boasts an abundanct and numerous orienteering locations and exhilarating activities including treetop adventure rope centre, mountain biking, golf, white water rafting, go karting , dry slope skiing and toboggan run.READ MORE

South Caernarvonshire Yacht Club is fortunate that Abersoch, in Gwynedd, is perfectly situated and designed to host the whole range of Sailing Events, with accommodation to suit everyone from luxury hotels, self catering houses, bed and breakfast and camp sites. The beach is one of the safest in the country and has proven to be an ideal spot from which to launch and view the racing.READ MORE

Located in a self contained part of the building is the Fisherman's Bar in Gwynedd, where locals and visitors alike congregate to enjoy traditional ales, fine wines and imaginative bar food, some locally caught.READ MORE

At Penmaenuchaf Dining in Gwynedd, bass, lobster and crab, Welsh lamb, black beef and game, fresh fruit, vegetables and Welsh dairy products are all prepared with the authority and flair of an award-winning chef and dinners are always imaginative and seasonal.READ MORE

The George III Hotel is situated on the banks of the Mawddach Estuary, just 6 miles inland from Barmouth, Gwynedd, and was originally two dwellings built in 1650, now a characterful hotel with restaurant and bar.READ MORE

With its spectacular location, Padarn Conference in Gwynedd is ideally suited to social events and special occasions that include outdoor pursuits. With your confidence in our experienced management, trained to manage the most prestigious events and our chef's creative culinary flair, you will be planning your next event already.READ MORE

Plas Tan-Yr-Allt is an elegant country house hotel on the doorstep of Snowdonia, Gwynedd, with glorious views of the Glaslyn Estuary, and some rather well known former residents such as the romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley. If you're struggling with the pronunciation, follow the lead from the owners, who affectionately call the place Tanny. READ MORE

Bron Y Graig in Gwynedd provides superior accommodation, enabling our guests to enjoy a relaxing break from the every day pressures of life, with the opportunity to be pampered in a style that was thought to have long since disappeared.READ MORE

Situated on the beautiful Lleyn Peninsula, famous for it's magnificent coastline and close to the Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd, The Egryn is an Edwardian house in the centre of Abersoch, well known as a centre for water sports, walking or just relaxing.READ MORE

Garth Dderwen is a delightful Victorian guest house located in a quiet position near the centre of Betws-y-Coed, Gwynedd, and close to all local walks, fishing and mountain bike routes.READ MORE