Llandudno

LLANDUDNO

With it’s immaculate seafront framed by the two headlands of the Great and little Ormes, it’s safe to say that Llandudno is North Wales’ most popular resort. A classic seaside town that still retains much of its Victorian character and charm, it offers a wealth of attractions both modern and traditional including the pier and Punch and Judy and is the perfect destination for all ages. One of the most popular attractions is the Llandudno Cable Car which was opened in 1969 and is still the longest passengers cable car system in Britain.

Tynedale Hotel

With an enviable position on the iconic Victorian Promenade the three-star Tynedale Hotel is just twenty metres from the golden beach and a short walk to the high street and pier. The modern, airy bedrooms are all equipped with modern en-suite facilities, digital TV, hairdryer and drinks making facilities and are all furnished to the highest of standards. The stylish restaurant offers a good selection of modern and traditional meals with the emphasis on quality and there is nightly entertainment. The passenger lift serves most bedrooms.

Price Includes

Return executive class air-conditioned coach travel

Dinner, bed & breakfast at the Tynedale Hotel

Visit to Liverpool (en-route)

Visit to Chester (en-route)

Visit to Portmeirion (June only)

Visit to Caernarfon

Free time in Llandudno

Door to door pick up service (subject to area)