Llandudno, Wales
£849.00
UK Breaks
3 nights in Wales | Solos Board
What to expect
Conwy Castle
UNESCO-listed medieval fortress
Great Orme Tramway
Ride to the Great Orme’s summit
Bodnant Gardens
Visit one of Wales's finest gardens
Betws-y-Coed
Explore the village at leisure
About this trip...
Discover the stunning North Wales coast with a three-night stay in the charming Victorian seaside town of Llandudno, the largest resort in Wales. Nestled between the Great Orme and Little Orme headlands, Llandudno is known for its elegant promenade, sweeping bay, and beautifully preserved 19th-century architecture.
Explore the nearby medieval town of Conwy, strolling along its historic walls and taking in the impressive Conwy Castle, with its towering battlements and panoramic river views. Then board the historic Great Orme Tramway, ascending to the summit for spectacular vistas of the coastline and surrounding mountains. Venture into the scenic Conwy Valley, passing through rolling countryside and visiting the beautiful Bodnant Gardens, where colourful terraces, wild gardens, and woodland glades await. Continue inland to the charming villages of Llanrwst and Betws-y-Coed, set among forests, rivers, and waterfalls that showcase the best of Snowdonia’s natural beauty.
With its blend of coastal scenery, Victorian elegance, and easy access to Snowdonia National Park, Llandudno is the perfect base for exploring the treasures of North Wales.
What's included?
Double/twin room for sole occupancy
Half Board: Daily breakfast & dinner with a glass of wine
Welcome drink
Conwy Half Day Tour-
Conwy Valley Full Day Tour
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Entrance to Conwy Castle
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Return journey on the Great Orme Tramway
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Entrance to Bodnant Gardens
Blue Badge Guide for Wales-
Accompanying Solos Tour Leader
Fully Financially Protected
What's extra:
- Insurance click here
Itinerary
- Arrive in Llandudno
- Conwy, Castle & The Great Orme Tramway
- Bodnant Gardens & The Conwy Valley
- Departure from Llandudno
What you'll be doing
Day One: Arrival Day
- Dinner included
Day Two: Conwy & The Great Orme Tramway
After breakfast, we travel to nearby Conwy. Known for its medieval charm, this historic walled town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We’ll visit Conwy Castle, one of the most magnificent and well-preserved medieval fortresses in Wales. Walk along its battlements for panoramic views of the town, river and surrounding hills. We’ll then take a leisurely stroll along the town walls and cobbled streets. Browse local shops and stop at a café for a morning coffee or traditional Welsh treat.
On our return to Llandudno in the afternoon, we board the Great Orme Tramway, Britain’s only cable-hauled street tramway. Ride to the summit of the Great Orme for spectacular views of the North Wales coastline and Irish Sea. Enjoy some time at the top exploring the visitor centre or walking trails before returning to town for a seaside stroll along the promenade.
- Breakfast & dinner included
Day Three: Bodnant Gardens & Conwy Valley
Today, we enjoy a full day tour of the scenic Conwy Valley, stretching from the coastal town of Conwy inland through rolling countryside and dramatic mountain landscapes toward Betws-y-Coed and the Snowdonia National Park. Carved by the River Conwy, the valley is a tapestry of lush farmland, ancient woodlands, and charming stone-built villages. Along the way, we’ll find historic sites, traditional Welsh culture, and stunning natural beauty. Our first stop is the beautiful Bodnant Gardens, one of the most celebrated gardens in Wales, renowned for its breathtaking design, rich plant collections, and stunning views over the Conwy Valley towards the Snowdonia mountains. Managed by the National Trust, it spans around 80 acres and offers a remarkable blend of formal terraces, wild gardens, and woodland glades.
We continue to the picturesque market town of Llanrwst, with its iconic three-arched bridge and the ivy-clad Tu Hwnt i’r Bont tearoom. A short drive takes us on to Betws-y-Coed, often referred to as the Gateway to Snowdonia. The village dates back to the 14th century and its Victorian and stone-built architecture gives it a timeless charm. Filled with outdoor shops, cafés and local craft galleries, the afternoon is at leisure to explore before returning to Llandudno. In the evening we'll gather for our farewell dinner.
- Breakfast & dinner included
Departure day
After a leisurely breakfast we check out and say our goodbyes to our fellow solo travellers.
- Breakfast included
Accommodation
The Esplanade Hotel
Facilities Include
Room Includes
Dates & Prices
Essential Information
From the North
There’s quick, straightforward access from the North West along the M56 and A55.
From the South
Motorway links with the Midlands are good too, and the same roads the M6, M5 and M1 - also bring North Wales within easy reach of the South of England.
Address: Esplanade Hotel, Glan Y Mor Parade, Llandudno, LL30 2LL
Parking
The hotel offers complimentary parking spaces at the rear, available on a first-come, first-served basis. If the car park is full on arrival, there are plenty of alternative car parks for parking in Llandudno town should you need to use them. Additionally, there are lots of parking spaces in front of the hotel along the Llandudno promenade.
By Rail
Take the Avanti West Coast route to Llandudno, you might have to change at Llandudno Junction and take the 10-minute journey to Llandudno. Llandudno train station is a 10 minute walk to The Esplanade Hotel.
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