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With spectacular and panoramic views across the bay, The Imperial boasts an outstanding reputation for food and service and an award winning A la Carte restaurant as well as being the only hotel in the resort to offer a health and fitness centre including swimming pool and two gyms, so guests are assured of a stylish and memorable stay.

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Open late March to late October.

North Wales Fitness Showcase is a jam-packed day of fitness and fun with some of North Wales’s top fitness presenters who will entertain and motivate you. There’s something for everyone from complete beginners to fitness enthusiasts so you can make your day as challenging or relaxing as you wish. This is your chance to see what North Wales has to offer. Join us for this exciting event where you will discover new ways to be fit and healthy!

Who are we? The LMMR Company Ltd. was incorporated on the 15th April 1999 as a non-profit making company limited by guarantee (with no remuneration paid to its Directors). The primary objective of the Company is to reinstate a railway on this historic line which is recognised as Britain's first operating public railway authorised by the Act of Parliament in 1802 and which began traffic in May 1803 as the Carmarthenshire Tramroad. A heritage centre will also interpret the history of coal mining in the area and in particular the industry which the railway served.What does the Company Plan To Do? Our scheme is utilising derelict land on the site of the former colliery at Cynheidre which is completely owned by the LMMR outright. In the long-term the railway, which closed to rail traffic in 1989 will be re-instated where possible.

Looking to take a short or longer holiday in South Wales and would like to try some fly fishing. Let us help you add this activity to your holiday or assist you organise things.

Cerrig y Barcud offers eight exceptional holiday cottages in an idyllic setting set well back from a quiet country lane with uninterrupted panoramic views of the surrounding countryside including the mountains of Snowdonia and the Lleyn Peninsula from which the cottages take their names. Beautifully furnished, well equipped and perfectly located on the southern corner of Anglesey, with stunning scenery, and walks from the front door Cerrig y Barcud is an extremely friendly, family run business, and whatever your choice of cottage, you’ll feel at home from the moment you open the front door. Once our guests have discovered Cerrig y Barcud, many return again and again. We pride ourselves on the cleanliness of our cottages, and you will find your cottage contains high quality furniture and equipment in immaculate condition, which has been carefully prepared for you. We have cottages sleeping from two to six guests, all of which have been recently completed, or refurbished. We also provide an outdoor play area as well as a games room which includes pool, table tennis and table football as well as books, dvds and games for your use during your stay with us. A laundry is also available throughout your stay

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Crest Narrowboats are a family run boat hire business with some members having over 30 years experience in hire fleet management. All of our staff are extremely experienced in the Canal Hire Boat industry and we pride ourselves that our knowledge and expertise is second to none. We have two ideally situated hire bases. Chirk Marina on the Llangollen Canal is situated in the middle of a UNESCO World Site and is inbetween the two famous aqueducts of Pontcysyllte and Chirk. Our second base at Festival Park in Staffordshire is perfectly positioned on the Trent & Mersey Canal, allowing you to discover the wonders of the midlands waterways all around.

Chapel House CL Site is suitated on the outskirts of Treuddyn, approx 7 miles from the beautiful historic town of Mold, with all local amenities, including good food, pubs, the infamous Theatre Clwyd. Just on the door step of Moel Famau, Llangollen, Wrexham and Chester, you will be spoilt for things to do. On the other hand, if you wish to do nothing the only thing that may disturb you is the odd sheep or bird!

Two farm steading conversions, "The Byre" & "The Dairy" both cottages accommodate 4 comprising of 1 double and 1 twin room