Portmeirion Village, Caernarfon and Conwy Castles, Snowdonia National Park Day Tour
by Adventure Tour Snowdonia
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This full-day bus tour starts with a meeting point at Llandudno Railway Station before heading to Great Orme. The minibus makes a scenic drive around Great Orme’s one-way road, where passengers can see limestone cliffs, caves, wild goats including Kashmir wild goats, and sometimes seals and dolphins. After this, the tour continues to Conwy, where there is time to walk through the medieval town and view Conwy Castle’s large walls and towers. The world’s first suspension bridge, built in 1819, can also be seen here. A brief stop follows at the Smallest House in Britain, a tiny house built into Conwy’s castle walls that visitors can view from outside or enter for a small fee. Next is Caernarfon, where guests walk around the fortress walls, the twin-towered gatehouse, and the narrow streets, as well as the redeveloped Menai waterfront. The tour then proceeds to Portmeirion Village, spending over two hours wandering the Italian-style coastal village with its colorful buildings, gardens, shops, cafés, and restaurants. This village is noted for its unique architectural relics and artistic layout. On the return journey, the minibus passes through Snowdonia National Park, driving past mountains, lakes, and Welsh mountain villages. There are stops at the Snowdon viewpoint for panoramic photos, and at the Ugly House beside a river to learn its unusual story. The route also includes Swallow Falls, a waterfall visible from three levels (entrance fee required), and Llanrwst, where guests visit Tu-Hwnt-I'r Bont, a well-photographed riverside spot with an iconic bridge. The tour lasts about nine hours and includes transportation by a 16-seat minibus and a guide with local knowledge. Entrance fees, snacks, and gratuities are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Llandudno
The tour begins at Llandudno Railway Station at the red bus stop on Augusta Street (LL302AD), directly outside the station's main entrance. Departure is prompt at 8.30am, so early arrival is necessary.
10 min
Great Orme
The minibus drives around the one-way road of Great Orme, offering views of cliffs dropping into the sea. Wildlife including wild goats, Kashmir wild goats, birds, seals, and dolphins may be seen. The route also passes limestone caves and offers views toward Snowdonia.
30 min
Conwy
Visitors walk through the medieval town of Conwy, viewing the large castle walls and towers that overlook the estuary. The tour includes a visit to the first suspension bridge ever built in 1819. Entrance to the castle requires an additional fee.
105 min
Smallest House in Britain
This tiny house, set on the estuary bank and built into Conwy’s castle walls, can be viewed from outside and touched on both sides with outstretched arms. Entry inside the house requires a small fee.
10 min
Caernarfon
The group walks around Caernarfon Castle, a large fortress known for its strong walls and twin-towered gatehouse. The tour also covers the narrow town streets and the redeveloped Menai waterfront.
45 min
Portmeirion Village
Guests spend about two hours exploring Portmeirion, an Italian-style coastal village known for its colorful buildings, gardens, shops, cafés, and restaurants. The village features a collection of architectural relics and a playful layout.
140 min
Snowdonia National Park
The return journey passes through Snowdonia National Park, traveling past dramatic mountains, lakes, Welsh mountain villages, canyon gorges, and rivers, while the guide shares local history.
90 min
Snowdonia-Eryri National Park
A stop is made at the Snowdon viewpoint to take photos of the 360-degree views of the horseshoe and Nant Gwynant pass with lakes in the valley.
30 min
Ugly House
The tour pauses at the Ugly House next to the river. Visitors learn the story behind this unique building and decide for themselves if it is ugly or beautiful.
15 min
Swallow Falls
This stop features Swallow Falls, a waterfall where mountain water cascades down and can be viewed from three different levels. Entry requires a small fee.
30 min
Llanrwst
The last stop is at Tu-Hwnt-I'r Bont in Llanrwst, a riverside location with an iconic bridge and one of the most photographed scenes in Snowdonia.
20 min
Meeting point
We meet at the bus stop pick up point (stop H) directly outside the entrance to the station.
End point
We meet at the bus stop pick up point (stop H) directly outside the entrance to the station.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Additional info
Portmeirion Village, Caernarfon and Conwy Castles, Snowdonia National Park Day Tour
by Adventure Tour Snowdonia
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£130Overview
This full-day bus tour starts with a meeting point at Llandudno Railway Station before heading to Great Orme. The minibus makes a scenic drive around Great Orme’s one-way road, where passengers can see limestone cliffs, caves, wild goats including Kashmir wild goats, and sometimes seals and dolphins. After this, the tour continues to Conwy, where there is time to walk through the medieval town and view Conwy Castle’s large walls and towers. The world’s first suspension bridge, built in 1819, can also be seen here. A brief stop follows at the Smallest House in Britain, a tiny house built into Conwy’s castle walls that visitors can view from outside or enter for a small fee. Next is Caernarfon, where guests walk around the fortress walls, the twin-towered gatehouse, and the narrow streets, as well as the redeveloped Menai waterfront. The tour then proceeds to Portmeirion Village, spending over two hours wandering the Italian-style coastal village with its colorful buildings, gardens, shops, cafés, and restaurants. This village is noted for its unique architectural relics and artistic layout. On the return journey, the minibus passes through Snowdonia National Park, driving past mountains, lakes, and Welsh mountain villages. There are stops at the Snowdon viewpoint for panoramic photos, and at the Ugly House beside a river to learn its unusual story. The route also includes Swallow Falls, a waterfall visible from three levels (entrance fee required), and Llanrwst, where guests visit Tu-Hwnt-I'r Bont, a well-photographed riverside spot with an iconic bridge. The tour lasts about nine hours and includes transportation by a 16-seat minibus and a guide with local knowledge. Entrance fees, snacks, and gratuities are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Llandudno
The tour begins at Llandudno Railway Station at the red bus stop on Augusta Street (LL302AD), directly outside the station's main entrance. Departure is prompt at 8.30am, so early arrival is necessary.
10 min
Great Orme
The minibus drives around the one-way road of Great Orme, offering views of cliffs dropping into the sea. Wildlife including wild goats, Kashmir wild goats, birds, seals, and dolphins may be seen. The route also passes limestone caves and offers views toward Snowdonia.
30 min
Conwy
Visitors walk through the medieval town of Conwy, viewing the large castle walls and towers that overlook the estuary. The tour includes a visit to the first suspension bridge ever built in 1819. Entrance to the castle requires an additional fee.
105 min
Smallest House in Britain
This tiny house, set on the estuary bank and built into Conwy’s castle walls, can be viewed from outside and touched on both sides with outstretched arms. Entry inside the house requires a small fee.
10 min
Caernarfon
The group walks around Caernarfon Castle, a large fortress known for its strong walls and twin-towered gatehouse. The tour also covers the narrow town streets and the redeveloped Menai waterfront.
45 min
Portmeirion Village
Guests spend about two hours exploring Portmeirion, an Italian-style coastal village known for its colorful buildings, gardens, shops, cafés, and restaurants. The village features a collection of architectural relics and a playful layout.
140 min
Snowdonia National Park
The return journey passes through Snowdonia National Park, traveling past dramatic mountains, lakes, Welsh mountain villages, canyon gorges, and rivers, while the guide shares local history.
90 min
Snowdonia-Eryri National Park
A stop is made at the Snowdon viewpoint to take photos of the 360-degree views of the horseshoe and Nant Gwynant pass with lakes in the valley.
30 min
Ugly House
The tour pauses at the Ugly House next to the river. Visitors learn the story behind this unique building and decide for themselves if it is ugly or beautiful.
15 min
Swallow Falls
This stop features Swallow Falls, a waterfall where mountain water cascades down and can be viewed from three different levels. Entry requires a small fee.
30 min
Llanrwst
The last stop is at Tu-Hwnt-I'r Bont in Llanrwst, a riverside location with an iconic bridge and one of the most photographed scenes in Snowdonia.
20 min
Meeting point
We meet at the bus stop pick up point (stop H) directly outside the entrance to the station.
End point
We meet at the bus stop pick up point (stop H) directly outside the entrance to the station.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.