Llandudno Reviews

Llandudno is one of the places I managed to enjoy whilst visiting my girlfriend recently in North Wales. Situated by the sea, Llandudno is a delightful coastal town with a number of great attractions that would keep any visitor occupied for days. We decided to take a tram ride up the Great Orne which was a little costly but was worth it ...  Read the complete review

Llandudno is a town / holiday resort on the North Wales coast . It is relatively easy to get to via the a55 or down the old coast road , it also has a railway station which is served by arriva trains wales holyhead (anglesey) to cardiff service . Some of the main attractions are - the pier , the great orme , the promenade and the ski centre ...  Read the complete review

Llandudno is a gorgeous costal town in North Wales. Can be arrived at from the A55 and is very easy to find. There are plenty of parking areas including along the sea front but this is sometimes more expensive than elsewhere. There are also car parks set about a 5 min walk from the sea front but they are much cheaper. The sea front at Llandudno is ...  Read the complete review

TRAVELLING Not having a car, our family find it hard to find nice places to go on holiday to. My mums friend has a sister that lives in Llandudno and he visits every year in the May bank holiday. It is very easy to get to. We live in Liverpool and Llandudno is in North Wales so it is not far away at all. We get the train from Liverpool to ...  Read the complete review

NAME OF LOCATION: Llandudno, North Wales BACKGROUND Gee Vee Travel were doing a March trip to Llandudno and my mother decided to book this particular holiday for her, my father, and myself. Although I have visited Llandudno many times, they have usually been day trips from home (Chesterfield) or from other North Wales ...  Read the complete review

We all like to go on a cheap holiday once in a while, somewhere where you can relax or explore or play games then Llandudno is the place to go. Llandudno is based in North Wales about 20 minutes drive away from Liverpool. Llandudno is a great Victorian tourist place because of its amazing attractions the brilliant views and ice creams (they are ...  Read the complete review

I remember visiting Llandudno with my parents when I was a child, for our annual holiday. I have happy memories of building sandcastles, playing on the two Ormes and walking along the long crescent promenade eating ice creams! Ah, happy days! I had been to Llandudno a few times since, but only for a couple of hours on a day trip from ...  Read the complete review

If you've ever been on holiday to North Wales then you're more than likely have been to Llandudno. Its one of the larger towns along the North Wales coast line. Its an old town, but dont let that put you off! Its one of (well the only main one really!) shopping places us people living in North Wales have access too! So we dont ...  Read the complete review

Llandudno is cool! I've had loads of good day trips there. There is a dry skiing slope on the hills behind the town, a cable car up into the mountains, a pier with amusements, etc and some excellent fish and chip shops. The promenade is wide and safe for kids to run around on as it is seperated from the road. There are quite a ...  Read the complete review

Llandudno is seaside resort in North Wales. The long bay stretches between the two 'Ormes', the Great Orme, and the Little Orme. The main part of the town was built around 1850 and much of the victorian buildings still remain. Llandudno prides itself on this fact in particular! The main part of the town is Mostyn Street ...  Read the complete review