Want to dine to the sound of mellow jazz, an angelic harpist or perhaps a want a piper to welcome your guests, at Royal Weddings in Gwynedd, we have a whole range of ideas and contacts to help you create your perfect day.READ MORE

Staying at Garthyfog Camping in Gwynedd offers campers extensive views of Mawddach Estuary, Barmouth and Fairbourne beaches, against the backdrop of the Cader Idris and Surrounding Ranges.READ MORE

Pale Hall Country House in Gwynedd is a lavish Victorian mansion set in acres of parkland and was built in 1870 for a wealthy Scottish gentleman and railway engineer. No expense was spared on the building's design.READ MORE

While staying at Brochwel Cottage in Gwynedd, you may wish to explore the unique landscape by enjoying one of the many coastal walks (longest coastal walk in the UK is from Clynnog Fawr to Bardsey Point)READ MORE

Llandudno in Gwynedd, is one of the finest traditional seaside resorts in the world and Can-Y-Bae Hotel is the ideal base to explore it all from.READ MORE

National Slate Museum in Gwynedd is not so much a museum as a pocket of history, it is as though the quarrymen and engineers have only just put down their tools and left the courtyard for home.READ MORE

Ffestin?s Victorian Sweet Shop in Gwynedd offers a mouthwatering selection of tasty sweets made to Victorian recipes. The village sweet shop is a must for anyone with a sweet tooth, with its shelves laden with childhood favourites.READ MORE

Tyn Dining in Gwynedd has a lovely dining room with wonderful views across farmland to the Isle of Anglesey. This is where award-winning executive chef Martin James and his brigade present high quality dishes using the finest fresh ingredients sourced locally or straight from the garden, promoting a true Taste of Wales. READ MORE

Over the years Swallow Falls Hotel in Gwynedd has been developed into a holiday complex with the addition of a campsite and youth hostel offering the best in facilities.READ MORE

Cartref Guest House is a friendly and relaxing place to stay and is well positioned for you to explore Wales including Cardigan Bay's coast as well as the beautiful mountains of the Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd. READ MORE