Other amenities in the area
Tremadog
Madog Quads are located in a rural setting and you may wish to visit the surrounding countryside and it's stunning mountains and beaches. The village of Tremadog (birthplace of Lawrence of Arabia) is half a mile away. Not only is it of architectural significance in Wales, but it also has an award winning restaurant (Y Sgwar) and pubs popular with both locals and visitors alike.
Tremadog offers not only a relaxing environment, but also parodoxically a vibrant nightlife at weekends!
For music lovers and visiting musicians there is a live acoustic music session held every second and last Tuesday night of the month starting around 9.00pm in pubs around Tremadog and Porthmadog, and the 1st Sunday afternoon of the month from 3.00 - 7.00pm at the Union Inn. The Session also plays at other pubs in the locality, and further details can be found at - http://musicbars.co.uk or Facebook - travelling sessions
Plenty of accomodation can be found within the village. The Madog Hotel offers both luxury and standard rooms. The Golden Fleece (part of the Madog Hotel) also offers the same standards. There is also the Snowdon Lodge (birthplace of Lawrence of Arabia) and the Ty Newydd Guest house within Tremadog. More holiday accomodation in Tremadog can be found on the internet.
Apart from the pubs etc, Tremadog also boasts a village store and Post Office, an award winning chip shop, beauty salon, hairdressers (two of), nail bar, a garden centre and other local businesses!
Apart from the pubs etc, Tremadog also boasts a village store and Post Office, an award winning chip shop, beauty salon, hairdressers (two of), nail bar, a garden centre and other local businesses!
Porthmadog
The town of Porthmadog is approx 1 mile from our site and has a beautiful harbour as well as three narrow guage railways! The Welsh Highland Railway and The Ffestiniog Railway both meet at the station next to the harbour, while the Welsh Highland Heritage Railway can be found at the other end of town opposite the Main line station.
Originally built as a port for the slate industry, Porthmadog now retains a quiet seaside charm popular with visitors, and with the 2011 opening of the bypass is starting to reassert it's place as a popular destination.
Originally built as a port for the slate industry, Porthmadog now retains a quiet seaside charm popular with visitors, and with the 2011 opening of the bypass is starting to reassert it's place as a popular destination.
Around the area
Tremadog and Porthmadog lie at the gateway to Snowdonia and make the ideal base for a trip into the mountains or a visit to the blue flag beaches in the area. For the more adventurous there is some fantastic sailing in Tremadog bay, jet skiing along the coastline, horse and pony trekking in the area and plenty of rock climbing not just in Snowdonia but also in Tremadog itself!
Porthmadog & Gwynedd Tourism
North Wales has plenty to offer everyone - from the relaxing to more strenuous activities. The area still remains relatively unspoilt and much is as it was (preserved) at the turn of the 19th century. Locally, in and around Porthmadog, whether you are in to sport, outdoor activities, relaxation or sightseeing there are a wide range of activities to satisfy. On this page we will point you in the right direction so you may explore for yourself just what the area has to offer!
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Portmeirion - Official Portmeirion Village website - A must visit local attraction Llechwedd Slate Caverns - Possibly the most popular visitor attraction in North Wales! Llanfair Slate Caverns - Just beyond Harlech - this is where 'First Knight' was filmed Ffestiniog Railway - The Ffestiniog Railway is the Oldest Independent Railway Company in the World Electric Mountain - One of the world's most imaginative engineering and environmental projects. Bodnant Garden - Bodnant Garden is one of the most beautiful gardens in the UK, spanning some 80 acres Criccieth Castle - The Welsh castle at Criccieth is a marvelous sight to behold. Harlech Castle - A mighty castle superbly situated on a rocky crag Penrhyn Castle - This enormous neo-Norman castle sits between Snowdonia and the Menai Strait Beaumaris Castle - Begun in 1295, last and largest of the castles to be built by King Edward I in Wales Anglesey Sea Zoo - The Sea Zoo is an exhibition of living sealife from around the coast of Anglesey. Pili Palas Butterfly World - (Butterfly Palace). Hundreds of butterflies from all over the world can be seen here. Colwyn Bay Zoo - Set in a lovely location here on the North Wales Coast Centre for Alternative Technology - A solutions driven organisation, offering practical solutions to environmental problems. Snowdonia National Park - The authority homepage - With useful information about Snowdonia Welsh Highland Railway - Information about the Welsh Highland Railway - Homepage includes events Sygun Copper Mine - Family attraction situated in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park - Open most of the year. Harlech Knights - Medeival Re-enactments Madog Quads - Set in over 30 acres of countryside close to the historic village of Tremadog Madog Quads - Set in over 30 acres of countryside close to the historic village of Tremadog |