Bay Tree Hotel, Llandudno, 2016

Llandudno lies on a peninsula between two limestone headlands, the Great Orme and the Little Orme. Its beautiful location with the Irish Sea on one side and the estuary of the River Conwy on the other, nestling between the two Orme's and its two waterfronts and fine bay are what give Llandudno such a special appeal. The fine Victorian Pier is the longest pier in Wales at an impressive 2295ft long and the inviting Victorian town centre is only a short, level walk from the hotels and sea front making Llandudno the perfect holiday destination.Arrival Day: After joining the coach via one of our departure points or our executive Door2Door service, you will be introduced to your professional driver and whisked away in comfort to North Wales' premier resort, Llandudo. We aim to arrive between 3-4pm so that you can relax before your evening meal and settle down for your first night.

Full Day Excursion: Today we head out for a drive along the North Wales coast, taking in breathtaking views across the Irish Sea, as we journey to Caernarfon. Caernarfon is the county town of Gwynedd and home to Wales' most famous Castle, towering over the banks of the River Seiont. Take a stroll down Caernarfon's majestic, narrow, cobbled streets and peruse the array of shops, grab some lunch in one of the many eateries or visit the stylishly developed waterfront.

Free Day in Resort: Free time to explore and enjoy your holiday resort, Llandudno. Stroll along the immaculate seafront, visit the Victorian Pier with its traditional Welsh gifts, amusements and arcades or the vibrant town centre. Alternatively, why not take a tram ride up the beautiful Great Orme and marvel at the different habitats, rare and varied wildlife, sheer sea cliffs and spectacular views.

Full Day Excursion: Our first port of call is the gateway to Snowdonia - Betws-y-Coed. This magical village has a distinctly alpine feel thanks to its surroundings of the dense Gwydyr Forest. From here we journey right through the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, a truly stunning area of diverse landscapes, mountain ranges, the largest natural lakes in Wales. Our next stop is Llanberis, a pretty village situated at the foot of Snowdon, the highest mountains in Wales and on the shores of Lake Llyn Padarn providing spectacular, mystifying views. Take a walk around the shores of lake or the slate quarries or take a train ride around the lake or up Snowdon to the make the most of the beauty that this area has to offer.

Departure Day: Make the most of the wonderful food that is on offer for breakfast this morning. After a fabulous holiday, it's time to bid farewell to your hosts and Llandudno for your journey home, taking wonderful memories with you.Wonderfully located on the Grand Parade opposite the Victorian Pier

Only a minute's walk from the town centre

Two dining suites, each with its own distinctive character, will allow guests to savour a varied cuisine served

Live entertainment is offered on many nights and the Ballroom with a fitted wooden dance floor

Two well stocked bars and an elegant lounge provide guests with areas to relax

Beautifully and airy en-suite guest rooms with all the modern facilities