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Pristine beaches, striking Victorian architecture and nostalgic amusements make self-catering holidays in Llandudno special. The ‘Queen of the Welsh Resorts’ lies on the rugged Creuddyn Peninsula in the northwest corner of Wales. Whether you want to walk the spectacular coast path, catch a few waves or explore the mountains and lakes of Snowdonia National Park, Llandudno holiday cottages have plenty to offer. Framed by a pair of headlands and overlooked by a Medieval castle, the town’s seafront is not to be missed, with Punch and Judy shows, penny arcades and crazy golf.

A sweeping promenade backs the town’s two-mile sand and shingle beach. There’s no better spot for donkey rides, ice cream, sandcastles or a bracing dip in the water. In the middle of the bay, Venue Cymru hosts a variety of live shows. Jutting into the Irish Sea, the award-winning Llandudno Pier is home to Deck Arcade, Leisure Island, funfair rides and a café with breathtaking views along the coast.

Exterior of a 3-storey Victorian townhouse in Llandudno with large bay windows.
Lisboa
Llandudno
Wales
Sleeps
16
Bedrooms
6

Standing close to Llandudno's pier and beaches, Lisboa is a large Victorian holiday home on the North Wales Coast that accepts pets. This nicely presented mid-terraced house sleeps 16 in 6 bedrooms. It is perfect for a traditional seaside holiday or for days out exploring Snowdonia.

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Don’t miss Llandudno’s Happy Valley, an outdoor theatre, putting green and miniature golf course surrounded by stunning gardens. While there, ride on the Great Orme Cabin Lift, the UK’s longest aerial cabin lift. The beautifully preserved castle walls loom over the town centre’s maze of narrow streets. Some of the best shopping can be found on Mostyn Street and Mostyn Avenue. The most scenic route out of Llandudno is Great Orme Marine Drive, carved into the rock between the sea and towering cliffs. Nearby, the West Shore is a tranquil beach on the estuary of the River Conwy. Some of northwest Wales’ prettiest villages, towns and cities will be a short drive from your holiday cottage in Llandudno, including Bangor, Llanberis and Caernarfon. Wales’s highest mountain, Snowdon, is a spectacular one-hour drive southward.