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LLandudno

Discover north wales at its finest.

Llandudno is one of the most popular seaside resorts in North Wales. Situated between the Great and Little Orme headlands, this beautiful seafront is perfectly framed. To complement the view there is a wonderful promenade along the Blue Flag beach and the longest pier in Wales.

While in Llandudno itself you can ride the cable car to the top of the Great Orme. The longest passenger cable car system in Britain, this unique experience continues to be one of the town’s most popular attractions. Check out our list of the Top 10 Things to do in Llandudno to see what you could do on your holiday.

You can choose whether to travel on one of our coach holidays from a local pickup point or a self drive break, there is free parking available for our guests at the rear of the Somerset Hotel.

We specialise in coach holidays for the over 60s and coach holidays for singles over 50.

The Somerset Hotel

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Day Trips from Llandudno

Betws-y-coed & Llanberis

Explore these two beautiful villages in the heart of Snowdonia.

£12 per person

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Chester shopping day trip

Pop over the border to visit a shoppers paradise! This historical city has plenty to offer everyone

£12 per person

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Conwy & Anglesey

See all that Conwy and Anglesey have to offer, historic castles, a tiny house and the longest place name in Britain.

£12 per person

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Llanberis Lake Railway excursion

Take in the majesty of Snowdonia aboard the fully restored steam railway.

£12 per person

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Local Attractions to Llandudno

Walk the great orme

If you enjoy history, bird watching, natural history or walking and enjoying the view then visit the Great Orme.

1 mile drive

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Welsh mountain zoo

There are plenty of exotic creatures to admire at one of Wales' most popular zoos, with plenty going on all year round.

7 mile drive

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Snowdonia National Park

Both the scenery and the activities that can be done here are so diverse that there is something for everyone.

20 mile drive

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Discover portmeirion

I am not a number. I am a free man! Explore the world of The Prisoner in this idyllic village created by Clough Williams-Ellis.

40 mile drive

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Llandudno FAQ's

What Can I See and Do in Llandudno?

When you visit Llandudno, you’ll never run out of things to do. If you want to get in touch with nature, you can explore Betws-y-Coed and Llanberis, two of the most beautiful villages in Snowdonia. You can see some of the biggest castles and tiniest houses. If you want to get around in a fun and unique mode of transportation from the past, you can even take an excursion on the Llanberis Lake Railway, a fully-restored steam railway.

Is Llandudno Beach Dog Friendly?

Many beaches in Llandudno will welcome you and your dog. Some beaches will even allow you to walk your dog without a lead. However, many beaches have seasonal restrictions. The small sandy beach at Rhos Point prohibits dogs all year, but many local beaches do not allow dogs between the 1st of May and the 30th of September.

How Long Is Llandudno Pier?

Built in 1886, the Llandudno Pier extends from the north shore Victorian promenade 700 meters into the Irish Sea. This makes it the longest pier in all of Wales and the fifth-longest pier in the entire UK.

What’s on at the Llandudno Theatre?

The local theatre, Venue Cymru, is a 1,500-seat, tiered auditorium that holds various events and exhibitions. You can find musicals, operas, comedy shows, and more at the theatre all year long.

Are Dogs Allowed on Llandudno Pier?

While many beaches in Llandudno have season restrictions on dogs, the pier and promenade are great places to take your canine companion for a walk. If your dog is controlled and on a lead, you can walk them along the pier or promenade. You cannot take them into buildings or businesses, though.

How Can I Book a Llandudno Cable Car?

The Llandudno Cable Car stretches 1.6 km long and is the longest cable car line in Britain. No prearrangements are necessary. Although, potential passengers may want to consult the schedule to ensure the cable car is running that day. It shuts down during the winter and cannot run on especially windy days.

When Is the Llandudno Christmas Market?

Each year, Llandudno constructs a Christmas Market that offers visitors a chance to kick off the holiday season as a community. Typically held in the middle of November, the event lasts three or four days and features such things as music, drinks, dancing, a funfair, and more.

Where Is Llandudno?

Llandudno sits on the coast of the Irish Sea in Wales’s Conwy county. It is approximately 57 miles west of Liverpool. As one of the area’s most popular seaside resort towns, it has been called the ‘Queen of the Welsh watering places.’

Is Llandudno in North or South Wales?

Llandudno is a small seaside resort town located in North Wales along the coast of the Irish Sea. With a small population of about 20,000 people, the town is most popularly known as a holiday location. Millions of visitors come to Llandudno each year from all over the world.

How Far Is Colwyn Bay From Llandudno?

The drive from Llandudno to Colwyn Bay typically takes between 15 and 20 minutes, depending on traffic. There is a train from Llandudno to Colwyn Bay which also takes about 15 minutes and costs between £11 and £16.