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Guide Friday Open Top Bus Tours (Llandudno)

Description: Llandudno is Wales's largest resort, set between the Great and Little Ormes with two gorgeous beaches, the award ... more

Guide Friday Open Top Bus Tours (Llandudno) ... winning North Shore and the sand duned West Shore. It has retained much of its Victorian air and offers a spectacular view of the Llandudno mountain.

Newest Review: ... the stopping points along the route. It runs from the end of May until the end of September each year and departs every 30 ... more

... minutes. The tickets cost £6.50 for adults, £2.50 fro children and £5 for OAPs and students. There is also a family ticket available for 2 adults and 3 children for £15.50 The commentary on this one is in English and is pre-recorded and controlled by the driver. That is to say he stops and starts it as the bus reaches the relevant destinations. So where do you go on this tour then? ---------------------------------- ------------------- I’ll give you a brief summary of the route of the tour and it’s eleven stops. We...more

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Guide Friday Open Top Bus Tours (Llandudno): It's lovely on top (1014 words)
by - written on 14/11/07 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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I realise that this is probably the wrong time of the year to post this one as we’re all thinking about Christmas, but this will remind you of summer holidays – they are just round the corner you know! Anyway to get to the point I have always liked Guide Friday tours and have so far taken them in Bath, York, London, Stratford, Whitby, Cardiff and Oxford and have enjoyed them all, so when I realised we had one here in Llandudno I had to try it out! What is a Guide Friday Tour? ----------------------------------------- Basically it is a tour of the local area taken on an open topped bus (known as a toast rack to us older folk!) with a ... Read the complete review

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