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Even after dusk, some cities are abuzz with activities. North Wales is one of them, and is known to have the best nightlife in the country. There are plenty of clubs, pubs and spectacular cabarets to help you prolong your night. Here are some activities that visitors should consider partaking in at night. Paddleboarding For…
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North Wales isn’t just about glorious landscapes, stunning seafronts and sore feet after a long day’s walk, there are plenty of quiet cafe’s and coffee bars to keep your energy up throughout the day. From cosy seafront coffee shops to quaint tea rooms, here are five local (non-chain) coffee shops to try when you are…
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Why not celebrate National Ice Cream Month this July in a Lyons Holiday Park static caravan in North Wales? The range of Lyons Holiday Park locations mean you are never more than a stone’s throw away from not only an amazing choice of beautiful beaches, but some fantastic ice cream parlours as well. What could…
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One of the perks of owning your own caravan in one of our holiday parks is that you can enjoy some cheap holidays. Not having to spend money on flights and accommodation each year means that you should have a bit of extra spending money to really spoil yourself while you are away from home.…
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North Wales is an amazing part of the world to holiday in with its beautiful scenery and friendly people. Lyons Holiday Parks know this and that’s why they operate nine holiday parks in the area. Each park is staffed and run by local people who know where to go and what to see. They’ll tell…
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North wales is the ideal and favourite place for thrill stimulation for you, your family and friends. Whether you want to explore not only the world-class adrenaline activator or what North Wales offers, it is these in erasable experiences that you would like to encounter. Go for an expedite of the secret war bunkers of…
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North Wales is one location that attracts visitors from all around the world. The region is well endowed with natural resources such as mountains, forests, and water bodies. It also has a variety of hotels, some of which require self-service. You will be surprised to find out that it is possible to live in a…
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North Wales is unique in so many ways such that both locals and visitors are always left amazed after they explore the goodness of the region. There are a myriad of activities you can carry out and many awesome places to visit. When it comes to food, North Wales has got it all for family-friendly…
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There is much to explore and see in North Wales, from castles to tiny houses and ancient monuments to breath-taking landscapes. If climbing Snowdon Mountain is not what you are looking for, you may want to start your day in the charming village of Betws y Coed. Snowdonia and the Conwy Valley has something for…
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Wales has a rich history of unique winter and Christmas traditions, stemming from old pagan, Celtic and Christian customs. From Mari Lwyd in South Wales to Wassailing across the region, many of these customs have experienced a folk resurgence, being performed in cities, towns and villages across the country. Together, these traditions make fantastic wintry…
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