Snowdonia
Natural Beauty at its Finest
Eryri. Snowdonia. Wales' largest national park. Maybe you've been drawn here to wander the ancient Abergwynant woodland. Perhaps it's Eryri's unrivalled peaks that have caused your heartrate to spike. Or maybe it's the incredible coastlines that you're dying to see.
With 823 square miles to choose from, this landscape lures in nearly 4 million people every year. It breathes life to your inspiration. It plants itself in your memories for the rest of your life. It becomes a special place to you.
What's more... you'll be treated to a wealth of cultural, historical, and gastronomic delights. And when you step away from this majestic landscape, the beating heart of Wales will stay with you long after you're gone.
Why you'll love Snowdonia
Arthurian Legends
All over the land of Eryri, tales are told of King Arthur, Merlin, the mighty Excalibur, and the Knights of the Round Table.
Wales’ Highest Peak
When an entire national park is named after its highest peak, you know it must be spectacular. Gaze up at the towering form of Snowdon and hear the captivating tale behind its name.
Breathtaking Scenery
You don’t have to climb a mountain to uncover Snowdonia’s stunning landscape. From glassy lakes to rolling valleys; the scenery is varied, unique and spellbinding.
Traditional Welsh Towns
Explore quaint coastal villages and towns surrounded by magnificent peaks. Settle yourself with a slice of Bara Brith and listen to the mesmerising sound of locals speaking Welsh.
