September is a fantastic time to visit North Wales, offering many of the benefits of summer without the big crowds. When the school holidays are over, popular attractions and beauty spots tend to be quieter, while the weather is often cooler without it being very cold, making it much more pleasant for exploring. The countryside has also started to take on the beautiful colours of early autumn.
Here are some of the best places to go if you are looking for a break in North Wales at this time of the year…
Conwy
The historic town of Conwy is most famed for its amazing castle which is a must for any history lovers looking to explore this medieval building. In the town itself, you can wander along the little streets and visit the cafes and browse the independent shops, which isn’t as busy as it is in the height of summer.
Llandudno – If it’s a seaside destination you want then Llandudno is perfect. There are plenty of places to stay including this luxury hotel Llandudno https://stgeorgeswales.co.uk/ and you can enjoy the beautiful views and walks along the beach and the promenade.
Anglesey – If you want the wild coastlines of North Wales and are a keen wildlife spotter then the Isle of Anglesey is the place to go, where you can see seabirds along the rugged cliffs and further inland you may even catch sight of one of the native red squirrels that live on the island.
