Discover the Hidden Gems of the Welsh Coast: A Road Trip Adventure

The Welsh coast is a treasure trove of hidden gems, from secluded beaches and charming villages to ancient castles and stunning coastal views. The best way to explore this beautiful region is by taking a road trip.

The Great Orme, Llandudno offers a wonderful drive around the headland.

Must-Visit Destinations

Caernarfon: A walled town with a stunning medieval castle at its centre as well as many restaurants and shops

Porthmadog: A bustling harbour town and home to the Ffestiniog and Welsh highland railway

Portmeirion: This unique Italianate village is a popular tourist destination close to Porthmadog.

Harlech: This historic town is home to a beautiful castle and stunning views of Snowdonia and the incredible coastline.

Aberdaron: This charming village is located on the end of the Llŷn Peninsula and is known for its beautiful beaches and coastal walks.

Abersoch: A lively village with desirable shops and restaurant and a popular sailing location. Home to many sailing regattas.

Porthdinllaen: This secluded beach is located on the Llŷn Peninsula and is known for its white sand and crystal-clear waters.

Criccieth: This charming town is home to a beautiful castle and stunning views of Cardigan Bay.

Newborough Beach and Llandwyn Island in Anglesey: This nature reserve is home to a variety of wildlife, including red squirrels, otters, and a variety of bird species.

Penmon: This small village is located on the Isle of Anglesey and is home to a beautiful priory and stunning coastal views.

Llandudno: This Victorian seaside resort town is known for its beautiful beaches, pier, and promenade.

Conwy: This historic town is home to a magnificent castle and medieval walls.

💡 Tips for a Welsh Coast Road Trip Plan your route in advance, but be flexible in case you want to explore somewhere new. Pack for all types of weather, as the weather on the Welsh coast can change quickly. Bring plenty of snacks and drinks, as there may not be many places to stop along the way. Be aware of the local wildlife, including sheep, deer, and adders (yes, really!).

The Welsh coast is a beautiful and diverse region, and there's no better way to explore it than by taking a road trip. So pack your bags and start your adventure!

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Camping along the Welsh Coast

There are a number of campsites located along the Welsh coast, making it easy to base yourself in the heart of the action.

Bryn Ifan Camping

Bryn Ifan Camping is our small, family-friendly campsite which is located between the two bustling Welsh coastal towns of Porthmadog and Caernarfon. The campsite offers stunning views of Snowdonia and easy access to the Welsh coast.

What our campers say

"Bryn Ifan Camping is the perfect base for exploring the Welsh coast. The campsite is clean and well-maintained, and the staff are very friendly and helpful. We would definitely recommend this campsite to other campers."

"We had a wonderful stay at Bryn Ifan Camping. The views from the campsite are amazing, and the facilities are excellent. We especially enjoyed the hot showers after a long day of exploring. Would definitely stay here again!"