Fun for everyone Family Friendly Attractions

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.

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.

If you are in Talacre, then you are probably enjoying the delights of the beach. Maybe you’re soaking up the sun and enjoying an ice cream while the kids splash about in the shallows. But what can you do if it starts to rain? Here is one solution: DangerPoint!

For over three decades, this farm has been a family favourite, so now it’s your turn to enjoy the lovely little place! Near to Porthmadog and Pwllheli, the Dwyfor Ranch is situated on the beautiful Llyn Peninsula, close to the beautiful blue waters of St George’s Channel.

Foel Farm Park on Anglesey offers up a great family day out, where you and the kids can experience all of the sights and sounds (and, of course, smells!) of a real working farm. Not only can you see the farm as everyone goes about their daily routines, but you can also meet and feed the many different animals whilst enjoying the beautiful scenery – there are phenomenal views over the Menai Strait and out to Snowdonia.

Glasfryn Parc can be found just outside the town of Pwllheli in North Wales, and offers a wide range of different (but all fun) activities for children (and big kids!) of all ages. There are all sorts of things to do here – everything from ten pin bowling to quad bikes!

One of the most impressive sites of its kind in the world, the mines found within the Great Orme in Llandudno date all the way back to the Bronze Age, making them a whopping 4000 years old.

The Great Orme in Llandudno is a famous attraction in its own right – there’s the Bronze Age caves, the nature reserve and, of course, the old tramway and its museum. Everyone knows about the tramway, but less well-known are the aerial cable cars. They are no less spectacular, so if you’re in Llandudno, it’s well worth hitching a ride on one of them.