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Discover the best top things to do in Caernarfon, United Kingdom including Snowdonia Riding Stables, Gaia Adventures, Adventures with Bob, Celticos, Pant Du Vineyard, Gelert's Grave, Beddgelert, Parc Glynllifon.
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1. Snowdonia Riding Stables
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 266 reviews
Reviewed By Flaire_d - Manchester, United Kingdom
Had an amazing time! I’m an absolute novice whilst my partner has had some previous experience riding. I was super nervous but the instructors where fantastic and really helpful with tips and advice for when my horse (Jaycob) thought he could stop for a grass snack at any given opportunity haha. I felt more confident as the time went on! It really exceeded my expectations and we would definitely do it again! Highly recommend for anyone wanting a different experience whilst visiting wales :)
2. Gaia Adventures
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5.0 based on 56 reviews
We love going to cool places, having adventures, and spending time with fun people. If this sounds good, you're in the right place. Join us for a tailored adventure or course. Check our website, and feel free to give us a buzz - we're always happy to chat about making things happen!
Reviewed By nickmchugh
You haven’t lived until you’ve slept on a portaledge on a cliff face in beautiful Wales! This experience was run by Sam - our awesome guide and one of the nicest blokes we’ve met - for my girlfriends birthday. After we arrived at the set up spot, we were able to do some rock climbing (neither of us experienced, so totally fine for beginners) and had a walk round the area which was beautiful. We were them lowered down to our ‘bed’ and fell asleep to the sound of the waves below. Whilst it’s a terrifying concept, you feel weirdly safe after a few mins and Sam showed us how it was all secured so you know how it works. Can’t recommend highly enough for a crazy, unique experience!
3. Adventures with Bob
4. Celticos
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 150 reviews
Private guided sightseeing tours in Snowdonia, North Wales and all of Wales. Celticos is a small, specialist registered company who offer a range of private, customised guided tours and services to meet all the specific needs and requirements of our clientele. Our driver guides Alwyn & Carl are both Welsh-born & bred so are able to offer you a truly authentic experience of their Welsh heritage and upbringing. Welsh being their first language enables them to talk about and explain Welsh place names and maybe even teach you a bit of their mother tongue. They are both extremely proud of their country and they will, without doubt, enthral you with many myths, legends and other tales. We are based in the heart of North West Wales and ideally positioned on the shores of the Menai Strait, between the mountains of Snowdonia and the Isle of Anglesey.
5. Pant Du Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 136 reviews
Pant Du Vineyard and Orchard is situated on the stunning slopes of the Nantlle Valley, Snowdonia, North Wales. The vineyard and orchard has been planted on the south facing glacial slopes of the valley, at the foothills of Snowdon. Pant Du is a family run cafe, shop, vineyard and orchard business. With spectacular views of the magnificent Snowdonia mountain range to the North East, and panoramic views of the sea to the West, Pant Du is an idyllic location to enjoy the spectacular natural beauty Snowdonia has to offer. Since producing the first bottle of wine in 2010 the company has established a reputable name for themselves in producing award winning wines, and high quality cider and apple juice. The company's latest venture is premium still and sparkling Bottled Water. The project arose back in January 2013 following the discovery of spring water under the land at Pant Du. Visiting Pant Du Vineyard and Orchard is a great experience for the family, for local and tourist visitors alike, as pd is the first commercial Vineyard in Gwynedd. Or why not organise a group visit to Pant Du, and take a guided educational tour around the vineyard and orchard. Come and visit us and see our vines and orchard for yourself in this scenic part of North Wales. Why not relax and have a glass of Pant Du Cider or a glass of our very own Wine in the tranquillity of the vineyard, or try our specially selected wines from across the world while taking in the scenic view around you.
Reviewed By Happychick42 - Ruthin, United Kingdom
Lovely fresh food, we enjoyed a lite bite. Options of buying there home made wine or cider. We opted for the wine. Also enjoy a walk around the vineyards.
6. Gelert's Grave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 530 reviews
Reviewed By mchapman04 - Canterbury, United Kingdom
Small pretty village with an authentic mountain vibe. Peaceful 10 minute stroll through the gate and along the river to the outcrop of trees surrounding the scenic grave of the mythical Gellert’s grave. Grab an ice cream on the way back to the car park!
7. Beddgelert
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By Travelcrow - Woodstock, United States
We stayed three days in this beautiful village near Mt. Snowdon and enjoyed every minute of it. Took great hikes in the area, met lovely people and enjoyed great food and drink, especially in Prince Llewelyn Hotel.
8. Parc Glynllifon
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 178 reviews
Croeso - welcome! Take a wander around the historic grounds of Glynllifon - perfect for taking your dog for a walk or exploring with your children. Enjoy the rustic woodland walks which feature many historical follies of Plas Glynllifon mansion as well as contemporary sculpures - we even have our own amphitheatre! A perfect family day out. The Grade I listed park is home to some of the rarest flora and fauna in the country. A designated site of Special Scientific Interest (SSI) the grounds are rich in wildlife and home to the endangered Horseshoe Bat. Ample free parking - gift shop - cafe - children's play area - craft workshops
Reviewed By Ursosarctos
We have driven past this place, and been impressed with the scale of the estate as indicated by the outside walls. This time we visited, and were very glad that we did. The gardens and woodland are extensive, and somewhat unkempt, which gives them a faded charm. It is remarkably easy to get away from other people, and we found that by judicious use of the map we could see every inch of the paths in a full afternoon. The architectural follies are not really our thing, but added to the character overall. The house is looking sad, and is fenced off with ugly metal panels, but this is not the fault of the country park. It does not detract from what is a very enjoyable visit. Highly recommended.
