- Snowdonia National Park & Yr Wyddfa (Mount Snowdon) — Wales’s highest peak offers a range of walks from gentle to challenging, plus the Snowdon Mountain Railway for summit views and panoramic scenery across the park.
- Conwy Castle and Town Walls — a remarkably well-preserved medieval fortress with walkable town walls, towers and a picturesque harbour in a compact UNESCO-listed walled town.
- Caernarfon Castle — an imposing Edward I stronghold with dramatic polygonal towers, museum displays and a rich history linked to royal investitures and Welsh identity.
- Portmeirion Village — an eccentric Italianate village on the coast designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, known for its colorful buildings, gardens and striking seaside setting.
- Llandudno & the Great Orme — a classic Victorian seaside resort with a long promenade and pier, plus tramway and cliff-top walks on the Great Orme with great views and wildlife.
- Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways — heritage narrow-gauge steam railways offering scenic rides through mountain passes and coastal landscapes between Blaenau Ffestiniog, Porthmadog and Caernarfon.
- Harlech Castle — a dramatic cliff-top medieval fortress with sweeping views over sandy beaches and countryside, and a fascinating military history to explore.
- Anglesey (South Stack, Beaumaris & beaches) — the island boasts rugged coastal scenery and seabird colonies at South Stack, the elegant Beaumaris Castle, and long sandy beaches perfect for walks and wildlife watching.
