Springtime is a very special time to visit North Wales. The woods, cliffs, lanes, footpaths and hedgerows are alive with wild flowers – bluebells, daffodils, buttercups, and gorse to name but a few.
For walkers and botanists, Springtime is probably the very best time to visit our unspoilt little corner of Wales – the weather is mild, the summer throng of visitors is yet to arrive and everywhere is open to greet guests with the best of Welsh hospitality. It’s quiet and yet there is a fantastic choice of places to stay and things to do.
As an added bonus, the Glaslyn ospreys - the only pair of breeding ospreys in Wales - have returned for yet another year, and a trip to the RSPB visitor centre and hide is an absolute must.
We still have availability for the May Day Bank Holiday as well as the main Spring Bank Holiday, so why not visit our website and take a closer look at some of our delightful country cottages.
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