Holiday rentals and lettings in Llanberis

Are you looking for the ideal holiday destination for a long break? Llanberis, a small and friendly village on the island of Anglesey, is located in the north-west of Wales, close to the Lleyn peninsula. On Holidu you will discover holiday rentals to suit your budget and size, offering you five-star service where you don't have to worry about a thing, you can just relax. Our holiday lettings are located in a variety of locations throughout the area, giving you the opportunity to get to any location without any hassle.

These are the ideal rentals for families seeking a place that requires space for 2 to 10 people. If you are going on a romantic trip and want to surprise that special someone, there is nothing more beautiful than an evening on the terrace in the moonlight and let yourself be embraced by the typical freshness of the locality. Children and domestic pets are also welcome to play in the extensive gardens. Each of our holiday rentals has parking, comfortable and spacious rooms, air-conditioning, heating, internet service, television and washing machine.

Located in the Snowdonia National Park, Llanberis is now a major tourist attraction. From this beautiful village, you can hop on the train to the highest mountain in England and Wales or enjoy a long walk on different routes to the summit at over three thousand feet. Being situated on the shores of the lake and beneath Mount Snowdon makes it a place of peace and tranquillity. The twin lakes of Llyn Padarn and Llyn Peris cut through the whole of the mountain, allowing passage through Llanberis, a marvellous work of nature. The vast majority of tourists who have visited agree that this Welsh town is a place steeped in history and still retains its peaceful essence.

Llanberis is the ideal area for endurance runners in summer. In July, this welcoming village hosts the Snowdon Race, the world-famous 10-mile race, where runners compete to see who can make it to the top of the mountain and back. The record time so far is just under an hour.

Snowdon Honey Farm & Winery Shop is a family run business that was established over 30 years ago in the village of Llanberis. All the products are locally produced, with all their support going into nurturing local talent, and they stock a wide range of mead, honey, chutneys, fruit wines and some locally produced preserves such as Celtic jewellery. You can also spend some quality time in the tearoom or sample delicious dishes in the garden.

Zip World Penrhyn Quarry is located in the Snowdonia National Park, a place dedicated to the most exciting activities with delicious food and locally produced drinks. You will have the opportunity to see the fascinating sights that North Wales has to offer. Velocity 2 is the fastest zip line in the world and the longest in Europe, making it a favourite activity at Zip World. It's a perfect adventure for groups of friends as they compete to see who can get to the other side first.

A fortress built by the Prince of Wales Llywelyn in the early 13th century. For many years, the castle was used as a residence, before falling into ruin. During the 18th and 19th centuries, it was the favourite home of painters interested in sublime philosophy and different landscapes. It is now managed by the Cadw as a tourist attraction and is a Grade I listed building.

Slate has shaped the landscape and history of Wales for over 2000 years. The museum is located in the Victorian workshops that once held the Dinorwig slate quarry. On-site attractions include the introductory film, Stealing a Mountain, strolling through the quarrymen's houses and the workers' canteen.

It's a space suitable for people of all ages and the paint pots become a really relaxing activity for those who put it into practice. Bring out your creative side and create a gift for yourself, a souvenir of a trip, or a unique present for a special person. The place is open 6 days a week and all year round offers you different ceramic items to paint, such as shapes for Christmas, Valentine's Day, Easter or Halloween. Visit the café for delicious snacks, ice cream and hot or cold drinks, as well as the gift shop and picnic area.

The childhood home of novelist and short story writer Kate Robers, Wales' literary queen represents the strong women who fight tirelessly against the danger and poverty of communities in the north-west of the country. A small, humble cottage that belonged to a stonemason on the hillsides near Caernarfon, this place shaped the Queen's creativity and imagination for many, many years, even after she moved out at 18. In 1965, she discovered that her childhood home was ruined and campaigned to have it saved. Finally, in 2007 it was restored, and now you can visit the place where books, voices from the past and small rooms remind you of the world Kate explored to become a queen.

A beautiful children's playground that's full of magical fun and mischief, set under the trees of the great Snowdonia National Park. Swim in the UK's only solar-powered water ride, ride down the longest toboggan run in Wales and ride the world's first human-powered rollercoaster.