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    Pwllheli Beach

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    Hilbre Island - HILBRE ISLAND Rocks

    Hilbre Island

    5.0(3 reviews)
    60.4 mi

    If you're in Liverpool or Chester visiting, it's a must that you get the train across to West Kirby…read moreto see some of the stunning scenery that it has to offer. Not only does it have the Wirral Way, an old railway track that is not a country walk the length of Wirral, but it has the marine lake, the beach and Hilbre Island. Great for a family walk and a day out, Hilbre island is the biggest of three islands that lie between West Kirby and Wales. There's, 'Little I', the smallest, 'Middle I', the next biggest, and the 'Hilbre Island', the biggest! When the tides out loads of people flock over to Hilbre Island, about 40 mins walk from the beach! Here you can climb up and see great views and even a small house in which people live. Be sure to check the tides though as it's not uncommon for people to get stranded on Hilbre Island and it gets bloody cold at night in the middle of the sea!

    This has to be a must. I never thought that I would have to book to access Hilbre Island Nature…read moreReserve (the three tidal islands lying at the mouth of the Dee Estuary, Little Eye, Middle Eye and Hilbre). It's totally free of charge but groups are restricted to 50 people and permits are required in advance for any group of 6 or more persons. The permits are allocated on a strictly first come basis, so you may find that your chosen day is already booked. This makes it all the more exciting when you do actually get a permit and manage to go! Permits are available from the Visitor Centre, Wirral Country Park. The islands are cut off from the mainland by the tide for up to four hours out of every twelve. So not get stuck! The views, birds and plants are amazing. I might apply for the Dee Estuary Ranger job as he is the only permanent resident on the islands and lives in Telegraph House.

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    Hafan Y Mor Holiday Park - Crazy golf

    Hafan Y Mor Holiday Park

    4.0(2 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    Last year when myself and my merry band of Metallers went to Hammerfest we stayed in the centre of…read morePwllheli,this year however we added another 2 reprobates to our group so we decided to spend it on the camp itself,and we're really glad we did. The last time I stayed on a holiday camp was Pontins Prestatyn (Where Hammerfest used to be held) in 1987,and my have they changed! Our accommodation was a decent sized 3 bedroom static caravan that was fully kitted out for a self catering holiday,but seeing as how this was a metal fest,the kitchen was only used for bacon butties on the first morning and keeping the booze cold in the fridge. The camp is massive! With 2 bar/stage areas,an indoor pool with big slide,go-cart track,boating lake,paint ball and laser quest,a big pub that does a good brekkie and at least 4 Spar shops. It also has a Papa Johns,A Burger King,A Starbucks and a fish and chip shop. All of which did a roaring trade with several hundred hungry Metal folk drinking all weekend. If I was the British holiday maker type of person that i'm obviously not,then I could easily spend a week here (Probably not in cold March though!),it is a really nice place,in a really nice part of these isles of ours.....

    About twice a year we take the offers in various newspapers for a short break around the UK. This…read moreyear it was the turn of North Wales. We decided on the Haven Hafen y Môr Holiday Park. Arriving in the pouring rain, thank goodness that changed, reception went through very swiftly. Our accommodation was a ground floor apartment with patio area. Two bedrooms, sitting area/kitchen and a nice bathroom with shower cubicle. Very, very clean throughout. As we are an 'older' couple we didn't use any of the parks facilities so cannot comment, or it would be unfair to do so. But seeing the enjoyment the 'ankle biters' were having, it was obvious that there was plenty for them to do. The bonus of this was that, at night, the park was extremely quiet taking into account the number of families around. A very large holiday park to what we were used to but very pleasant. A park that I would certainly recommend to any families with any size children. One bugbear, and not the parks fault. The roadways are very good but are crammed with people and children making it difficult and dangerous to drive around. Why is this? Holiday makers, lazy ones, park along the roadways on the double yellow lines while there are sufficient parking areas throughout the park.

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