North Wales has so much to offer Things to do and see

Found on the coast of North Wales, within the grounds of Gwrych Castle, is the lovely Abergele Golf Club. You will find the course just a little way west of the town from which it takes its name, so you should make sure to pay a visit to the club after you’ve enjoyed the many pleasures of Abergele itself.

Abersoch has a few beaches near its lovely village, all of which lie on the beautiful Llyn Peninsula, which means that they afford you some pretty views over Cardigan Bay and the Irish Sea.

This walk makes up a total distance of around 8 miles, and apart from the occasional trial of walking over soft sand, is not particularly challenging at all. There is a bit of a climb, but nothing that should give you any cause for concern.

Adventure Park Snowdonia (previously known as Surf Snowdonia) was the world's first artificial wave lagoon for surfing. As well as surfing there are a number of other attractions including climbing walls, indoor assault course, indoor caving, high ropes, zip lines, soft play and bike track. There is also a bar, restaurant and cafe. Definitely worth visiting if you are in the area.

For any budding pilots or anyone who occasionally looks to the sky in wonder, the Airworld Aviation Museum in Dinas Dinlle, Caernarfon, makes for a good day out.

The Isle of Anglesey is a beautiful part of Wales, set apart from the Welsh mainland by the Menai Strait, and it is well worth spending at least a few days on in an effort to see and experience as much of its natural beauty as possible.

On the beautiful Isle of Anglesey you'll find the appropriately named Anglesey Golf Club, a golf club which offers up a seriously fine game. Dating back to 1914, the club has a real heritage, having originally been designed by the double Open Champion, Harold Hilton.

If you are looking for a fun way to spend the day with the kids in Anglesey, then look no further than the Anglesey Sea Zoo! It is the biggest aquarium in all of Wales, with a truly staggering amount of marine life – all of which are found in and around the United Kingdom – just waiting to be seen.