North Wales
- Joel Bond Travels
- May 13, 2019
- 1 min read
Don't let the rain put you off a visit Wales: the slate-stone buildings glisten and shine in wet, and long-hanging mist kisses the mountain valleys long into midday. You would be forgiven for mistaking this as some unknown corner of Middle Earth. And at times, the shrouded Celtic history makes you wonder if you haven't actually been transported there. Home to castles, coastlines and Celtic character, Wales never disappoints.
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Pristine views along the ridge to Snowdon's summit Llanfair P-G train station Aerial view of Caernarfon Castle Why not charter a flight over the northern Welsh coast for some fantastic views? View of North Wales from Snowdon's shoulder The remains of Dolbadarn Castle overlooks Llanberis, North Wales The Porthmadog train line steams across the Welsh countryside Classic train carriage in north Wales Rainy days only enhance the atmosphere in north Wales Llanberis high street, with its colourful shops Beautiful sunset views across Llanberis




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