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Canadian Log Cabin with Hot TubOur BRAND NEW traditional Canadian Log Cabin sits at the top of the mountain overlooking the Ceiriog Valley and Berwyn mountains. It is ideal for romantic breaks or just to relax and unwind making use of your own private hot tub after long walks in the hills. A mere four miles from Llangollen you'll find a great base to make the most of all the fantastic outdoor activities and places to visit that we have to offer in the local area and further afield in North Wales, Cheshire and Shropshire.
Famau (Cabin 1)Famau Cabins are the perfect retreat for those looking to explore North Wales. Located on a family-run farm, just at the foot of Moel Famau, our cabins are stated in the perfect spot for scenic views and outdoor walks a plenty. Whether you are looking for somewhere in the peace and tranquillity of the North Wales countryside, or are looking for somewhere to tour local Welsh towns, castles, and other attractions; Famau Cabins are the perfect retreat for your Welsh staycation.
The Boathouse at the Fisheries, Afonwen, N. WalesUna casa de botes pintoresca i apartada situada al costat d'un llac de 18 hectàrees en una ubicació impressionant. El casal de botes va ser reconstruït el 2018 i està totalment equipat per a que un parell de persones puguin gaudir d'unes vacances còmodes i relaxants amb cuina autònoma. Situat a només 10 minuts de la A55 a la vora d'una zona de bellesa natural excepcional al Vale de Clwyd, amb la majoria de les atraccions de Gal·les del Nord i Chester a poca distància en cotxe. Rebràs avaluacions excel·lents dels nostres hostes més feliços.
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- Drive through CWM Penmachno, pass the quarry to the end, meeting point on the left, oppersite chapel. Come in wellies. The reviews capture the experience, please read below as written by people's experience: Imagine driving over a single lane mountain track to a tiny hamlet, hiking up to mine shaft hidden in a forest. The host then unlocks the rusting bars & you walk in a dark tunnel dug 160 years ago, as fresh water streams out, taking you with head torches deep under the Welsh mountains & into abandoned caverns & waterfalls. It's magic, Alice can unlock. Hearty, wet, exciting & magical. We really enjoyed this experience. It’s a fair trek to the mine but a beautiful one through the woodlands walking up a stream... uphill! The views were amazing!! The mine itself was great and very wet. There’s one part where you climb up a waterfall/steep stream! This was lots of fun but quite challenging and exhausting. Once out the mine, there’s another steep uphill walk. Alice is lovely, very chatty! She isn’t a fountain of knowledge on the mine like her husband, but clearly very experienced walking this route! It took nearly 3 hours as no rushing, no issues waiting for group, we looked around an abandoned village. No phone network here.Highly recommend this trip, very good value for money. Other things to note Wellies and water proof coat needed. Bring snacks and water.Des de Preu:€38 per persona
- We will be painting with watercolours in some of the most dramatic and beautiful locations in the Snowdonia National Park. Many of the locations require a bit of walking but nothing too strenuous. I will demonstrate my approach to watercolour sketching and guide you through the whole process to produce your own watercolour masterpiece. Betws-y-Coed will be our central meeting place before setting out on our adventure. Other things to note We may be traveling to local areas once we have met up.Des de Preu:€53 per persona
- I am offering an advanced session to learn the process of creating a coloured borosilicate glass pendant art work. This is a workshop session for maximum 3 people and lasts 3 to 3.5 hours with a few breaks. During the session each participant makes minimum two ornaments and often more.. I teach how to blow a glass bubble into a head shape and add a face and hair with coloured glass rod. Towards the end of the session I will create a several demo pieces to show tricks and techniques. The participant will get to keep the demo pieces as well. Please note the pieces made need to be annealed in the kiln for 6 hours after the session end so they will not be ready to take home. I will post them safely or they can be picked up. Can take up to three weeks. I also issue a little self made named certificate as a memory. Not suitable for children under 10 years of age. Under 18's need to be with an adult. Welcome and Health and Safety instruction Glass Basics and tools Learning to handle a glass rod/tube Learning to create a button (maria) out of glass rod Learning to add colour to clear glass Moulding the shape Shaping the final glass artwork Other things to note Please call me on 07870738399 if you cannot find my glass workshop on the industrial site.Des de Preu:€106 per persona
- 1. We start at the Baltic Fleet pub were I'll set the scene for our tour, detailing a bit of the pub history - and we'll see if you can spot unique architectural clues 2. Liverpool Tea Warehouse for a tea tasting session with the lovely Debbie. 3. Story of the Nordic Church. One of only four octagonal churches in the whole of England. 4. Café's are sometimes off the beaten track, I'll take you to the best. 5. Public Art and murals. Almost as famous as the Liver Birds themselves, Paul Curtis's Wings is great for a selfie and it's our cover photo! 6. Vintage Indoor Market and Cains Brewery Village. We'll explore the many cool bars, stalls and maybe meet an artist or two! Other things to note The tour will be approximately 1 mile of walking but we stop frequently. There are opportunities to buy unique gifts and artisan food.Des de Preu:€18 per persona
- We supply the bikes, you provide the pedal power! We'll explore Chester's most fascinating places with views and landmarks you won’t see on a typical bus or walking tour. Travelling mainly on cycle friendly paths, at a leisurely pace, you’ll get a factual but good-humoured look at Chester's fascinating history and attractions. Tours take about two hours with an average travelling speed of 1,000 years an hour! Other things to note We'll be travelling in a small group - often 4 or less (but no more than 10), travelling mainly on cycle paths or cycle friendly roads with plenty of stops for me to give you a brief history and tell interesting storiesDes de Preu:€34 per persona
