Around and About

By coming to North Wales you can enjoy nature in all its glory as you explore the mountains, lush valleys, islands and wonderful coastline.

The whole area is alive with much beauty and variety not found in other parts of the country, and it all changes season by season. In the middle of all this we have Beechwood Court, with wonderful views and an excellent situation.

Llandudno is situated between Rhos on Sea and Conwy. Many people regard it as Britain’s best seaside resort, so much so they go back year after year. Its setting is perfect - a splendid promenade spans a gently flat curving bay between the headland of the Great and Little Orme, another large beach is to be found at the west shore where glorious views of Snowdonia and Anglesey can be seen across the breathtaking Conwy estuary.

North Wales has thousands of years of turbulent history and heritage; castles are dotted throughout the area, Conwy (13th Century), Caernarfon, Beaumaris and many more. There are mountains to climb, some on the doorstep of Beechwood, or you can take a train ride to the summit of Snowdon, 3560ft, and one of the great scenic train rides in the country.

If you want high street shopping, theatres, castles, gardens, museums, beaches, wildlife, cricket, deck chairs to sit on, or walking, fishing trips, a zoo plus many other attractions, then North Wales is a place for you to visit. What’s more it’s so easy to get here by road, train or coach.

Local Attractions and Places of Interest