Llandudno & The Spectacular North

1. Llandudno & The Spectacular North 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 (2295 feet, 700 metres). 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. Itinerary Day 1 – Travel to Llandudno stopping for lunch en-route to arrive this afternoon at your hotel for 4- nights. Dinner, bed & breakfast. Day 2 -4 At leisure with two included excursions and one optional Included Excursions Coastal Forts and The Isle of Anglesey First to Caernarfon, where the Prince of Wales was invested, before crossing the Menai Straits to 'Ynys Mon' (the Isle of Anglesey), where for a stop at Llanfair PG and visit the elegant town of Beaumaris, fronted by its superb moated castle.

2. Spectacular Snowdonia Full day tour to include a visit to the mountain village of Betws-y-Coed and then into the mountains to the slate mining town of Blaenau Ffestiniog. You may like to take a trip on the Ffestiniog mountain Railway to Porthmadog (not included). Optional Excursion Sheep Dog Trial Demonstration Here’s your chance to see a sheep dog trial demonstration with one of Wales’ award winning trainers. Based in the beautiful Welsh countryside, approximately one mile from the famous Horseshoe Pass, Gwyn Lightfoot invites you to his farm where he trains pedigree Border Collies. His working dogs compete nationally in Sheepdog trials and Gwyn gives an interesting insight into breeding and training with voice and whistle commands as well as how sheep farming has changed over his lifetime. Day 5 – Head back home via interchange. More Detail Pls visit: http://www.crusader-holidays.co.uk