This natural headland peninsula is joined to the mainland by a low strip of land on which the resort town of Llandudno has grown.  The Orme is a truly magnificent sight and many walks cover its faces.  The Orme is steeped in history with a bronze age mine that you can visit, and when discovered redefined when we know the bronze age began!  There are also tales of caves with links to the Templar knights, beautiful gardens to stroll through, a cable car to take in the breathtaking views, and for the active among you there is a fantastic dry ski slope.

Bodnant Gardens is part of the National Trust and are amongst the most spectacular in the whole of the UK. 

For anyone wanting to observe some wonderful birdlife.  Both native and migrating birds use this sanctuary as a place to live or to stop off and recharge before continuing their journey.  Purpose built hides and a visitor centre provide fantastic views as well as wonderful information all about the wildlife you might see.  A stroll along the banks of the Conwy estuary is also a lovely way to spend a couple of hours.

"Tideways" is situated close to no less than 4 superb golf courses, including an 18 hole championship standard links golf course just a few minutes walk from us.

Snowdonia is perhaps the most magnificent mountain range in all of England and Wales.  Of course the "crown" of the whole area is mount Snowdon (or "Y Wyddfa").  The Highest mountain in both England and Wales, has numerous routes to it's summit that cater for all ranges of ability from a long but relatively easy stroll, to extreme scrambles and climbs to challenge any mountaineering enthusiasts.  For those looking for a restful way up there's even a train!  There are literally hundreds of walks through the other mountains and lakes with beautiful villages to stop in as well.

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