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Estuary Lodge,
Stryd Fawr, Talsarnau
Harlech, Gwynedd
LL47 6TA
We travel throughout north Wales covering Gwynedd,
Conwy county and Clwyd also out along the Llyn peninsula. Towards Mid
Wales we travel to the Black mountains, brecon beacons, Cardiff, Swansea,
St Davids and Tenby in South Wales. Further West to the Gower, all these
places ideal for a welsh holiday. Our tour operation is wheel chair
friendly. Our aim is to visit all major attractions including the Castles
of Wales, ideal for independent travellers and escorted groups.
Here are some simple words and phrases to get you started:
* Bore da (Pronounced: Boh-reh dah): Good morning
* Prynhawn da (Prin-houn dah): Good afternoon
* Nos da (nohs dah): Good night
* Croeso i Gymru (Croesoh ee Gum-reeh): Welcome to Wales
* Iechyd da! (Yeh-chid dah): Cheers!
* Tafarn (Tav-arn): Pub
* Diolch (Dee-olch): Thanks * Da iawn (Dah ee-aw-n):
Very good
Snowdon is at the heart of the Snowdonia National
Park. The area is steeped in history and benefits from some
of the most beautiful views in all of Britain. Visit Snowdonia
and experience the wealth of Attractions, Activities and Places
to Stay in Snowdonia. Snowdon is the highest mountain in England
and Wales 1085m or 3560 ft also known by its local Welsh Language
name Yr Wyddfa (The Tomb). Each year hundreds of thousands of
visitors visit the mountain to enjoy its unique presence and
share the exhilaration of scaling its slopes by one of the Snowdon
Paths described in this website. The mountain is not only tall,
it has its own unique bio-diversity of plants and animals and
much effort is made to maintain the fragile mountain ecology.
Snowdon is a national symbol for the Welsh people, something
they are rightly proud of and offers an icon of stability in
our rapidly changing political and technological world. Information
from: http://www.snowdon.com
