Sam's Guidebook

A walk up from the house for 10 minutes leads you to a carpark and stone bridge, you then take a path beside a river to the waterfall. Take a picnic have a paddle in a safe area some like to swim at the bottom in the pools to cool off in summer.

A ten minute drive away is Conwy, Here offers lots of sightseeing, castle, walls to walk on, harbour front, bridge independent high street shops and cafes. The UKs smallest house is on the harbour. You can also take an estuary boat ride.

This is a 10 minute walk from the Chapel or a 2 minute drive. CAFE Open Thursday – Monday 10am – 6pm Open Tuesday – Wednesday 10am – 6pm – serving Coffee & Cake Sit alongside the river and enjoy a range of Welsh food and drink, including our award winning gins and liqueurs. High chairs are available for babies.

The Great Orme The Great Orme is about 30 minutes drive. This limestone and dolomite headland that enters the sea right next to the popular Victorian resort of Llandudno is guaranteed to wow you with its unforgettable views. This 2.5-mile walk will take you from this picturesque town all the way up the Great Orme’s 679 ft summit: perfect for some postcard-style photos! You can also learn more about the origins of this natural wonder in their visitor centre, as well as the interesting part that it played during World War II thanks to its Royal Artillery and the Aerial Defence Research and Development Establishment. After a long walk uphill, why not reward yourself with a cable car or tram ride back to Llandudno?If you want to explore the area even more or prefer a shorter walk instead, we recommend that you consider the Little Orme, too.