Conwy
Conwy is a walled town in North Wales and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors are drawn to its magnificent medieval castle, a nearly complete ring of town walls, and one of Britain's smallest houses. The destination also features a charming harbour and offers easy access to the coast at Llandudno and the wilds of Snowdonia.
Take a coach trip to Conwy and discover one of North Wales' most stunning walled towns. Dominated by a magnificent medieval castle and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it’s a truly captivating place to explore—from the nearly complete ring of town walls to the charming harbour and one of the smallest houses in Britain.
You can spend your days strolling along the quayside, touring the mighty castle, or walking the historic walls before heading into the wilds of nearby Snowdonia or visiting the coast at Llandudno. It’s the perfect blend of history and scenery in one unforgettable getaway. Explore our coach holidays to Conwy and let us take care of the journey for you.
Places of Interest
Bodnant Garden
Bodnant Garden is a hillside estate above the River Conwy in Wales, offering views of the Snowdonia peaks. Visitors are drawn to the Laburnum Arch, believed to be Britain's oldest and longest. The grounds feature formal Italianate terraces with lily ponds, a wooded valley with a stream, and seasonal displays of rhododendrons, magnolias, and camellias.
Bodnant Garden is one of Wales' finest treasures, stretching across a hillside above the River Conwy with stunning views of the Snowdonia peaks. Started in 1874 by industrialist Henry Pochin, the estate was shaped by sweeping terraces and rare woodlands, with later generations of his family continuing the work until the National Trust took over in 1949. Over a century of dedicated planting has created a space of incredible beauty and diversity.
The garden's standout attraction is the Laburnum Arch, a 55-metre tunnel of golden flowers thought to be the oldest and longest in Britain, which draws huge crowds every May and June. Beyond the arch, you'll find formal Italianate terraces with lily ponds, a wild wooded valley known as the Dell with a rushing stream, and brilliant displays of rhododendrons, magnolias, and camellias, ensuring there is something wonderful to see in every season.