Colwyn Bay to Llandudno Walk via Little Orme 5.5 miles / 9 km
A popular sea-front walk with great wildlife viewing opportunities as you pass over the Little Orme. Then on towards Llandudno and discover the seaside town which is unique in keeping it’s original Victorian charm.
In this 'you may also like' section we attempt to answer what else can I do? Here you have a list by order of being the closest some more beaches, things to see and do, places to eat and upcoming events.
The Picture House, Wetherspoon is located in Colwyn Bay and is a pub that is child-friendly and has a great selection of Cassic Pub Food, Ales, Lagers and Wines. Read more…
West Colwyn Bay beach section of Colwyn Bay beach spans from the pier up to Rhos-on-Sea. The beach all but disappears at high tide but when the tide goes out you have a large flat expanse of sand. Parking on the road, pier and selection of places selling food and odd bits. Read more…
The East section of Colwyn Bay beach spans from the pier down to Old Colwyn Bay. The beach all but disappears at high tide but when the tide goes out you have a large flat expanse of sand. Parking on the road by the beach, slipway and the promenade is dotted with cafes and shops. Read more…
Porth Eirias Beach sits in the heart of Colwyn Bay. Porth Eirias offers a sandy beach, promenade, outdoor children’s playground, car parking and changing facilities. Read more…
Rhos-on-Sea beach is at the west end of the long stretch of beaches within Colwyn Bay. The beach is mainly sand with rocks and boulders in various locations and includes a small picturesque harbour. Parking on the road by the beach, promenade has a wide selection of cafes, coffee bars, seaside kiosks and restaurants. Read more…
Colwyn Bay Pier is a Victorian Pier but was closed at the time we visited in August 2010. It seemed to be part restored but with no indication as to what was happening. If this statement is out of date please update or drop us an email! Read more…
Bodnant Garden created over 150 years has 80 acres of sweeping lawns, grand terraces and woodland within Conwy valley noted for its botanical collections. Read more…
