This 'Wales Way: North Wales Way' themed campervan or motorhome road trip tour guide includes:-

The North Wales Way ​

This tour begins in Anglesey – the furthest away point but what a fantastic place to start to make your way along the rugged North Coast of Wales before heading back through traditional Welsh towns back in to England.
Wake up in stunning Anglesey ready to start a full day of exploring for a feeling of being ff the beaten track. There are viewpoints galore and fantastic photo opportunities from the Menai Straits bridge and the South Stack Lighthouse, for example. For those interested in wildlife, how about spotting guillemots, puffins and razorbills? Anglesey is home to a World Heritage Site, interesting museums and pretty towns and villages.
Crossing back to the mainland you can choose to detour slightly off the route to visit Caernarfon Castle – Wales’ most famous castle. It’s a soaring medieval monument that served as a royal palace for Edward I. If castles are your thing, there are more options here and along the way.
However, if adrenaline is your thing, don’t miss the opportunity to have a go on the world’s fastest zip line at 100mph / 160kmh!
Enjoy the Victorian sea-side resorts along the coast offering lovely bays, walks along the coast or pier and fantastic viewpoints and an Alice in Wonderland town trail. Don’t miss the opportunity to ride on Britain’s only cable-hauled street tramway.
Along the route, you can choose from additional stops of National Trust Properties, beautiful gardens, traditional Welsh food centres and traditional fishing villages where mussels. the local delicacy are available to try.
Conway – a World Heritage town and Colwyn Bay area offer opportunities to see a medieval castle and several historic buildings, such as Elizabethan manor house and a 14th century merchant’s house. By contrast, view the smallest house in Britain too!
If you’re looking for water-based activities, take up the opportunity for watersports activities as well as tuition.
Heading east to enjoy traditional border towns. Stop at Mold to enjoy a traditional border town. Here you can visit a bird park and gardens and stop for local food and drinks at a traditional farm shop. If you’re after a treat, how about afternoon tea at a Jacobean manor? The route will take you through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to the historical and cultural town of Ruthin.
Ruthin offers a mix of red-bricked and black-and-white half-timbered buildings from medieval, Tudor and Georgian times.
Complete your tour at beautiful Llangollen, which nestles between the Berwyn Mountains and the River Dee. Here you will find plenty of fabulous things to see and do, including a Museum, a heritage railway, a horse drawn canal or cruise trip.
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With walks galore, ruins and a historic home in the area you will be spoilt for choice for things to d
Our 7-night tour takes you along the coast with an opportunity to experience the highlights as you go or choose to de-tour as you go. A 5-night itinerary could be selected by bypassing a coastal town or the border towns.  

Photos © Hawlfraint y Goron / Crown Copyright

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Self-drive tour 

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About Self-drive tour

• Over 25 pages of useful information in one place
• Options for 3-10 days touring
• Downloadable APP and digital walks
• Up-to-date embedded links and contacts
• 12 cities, towns and villages included
• 22 adventurous things to do!
• Things to do and Hidden Gems
• 11 Selected campsites 
• Secret Stays
• ​Cultural centre days out
• Save hours searching and checking
• Easy to download format - print or save on mobile
• Useful suggestions for your chosen timeframe
• Updated regularly​​

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