Snowdonia Mountains and Coast

The waters surrounding this beautiful area are heaven on earth for anyone who enjoys the freedom of sailing and the challenge of a fishing rod.

This part of the world has  miles of coastline and nestling here and there are you will find dozens of small coves, ideal for launching a boat for a relaxing afternoon on the swell.

These shores are abundant in a variety of different fish, catching dozens of mackerel ready for the frying pan isn’t unusual, hooking a sea-bass is a possibility even for the greenest of anglers, and the flavour of fresh lobster or crab straight from the pot is impossible to beat. 
Even if catching lunch is not on your agenda, it’s possible to spend hours on the wave with no a care in the world, and the best way to do this is at the hands of an experienced skipper. These trips are unforgettable and are suitable for people of all ages, and for those with disabilities.
Here also lie some of the most fantastic beaches in the British Isles. Some of the best surfers in the world visit Whistling Sands and Hells Mouth ready for a challenge. They can be seen on the crest of a wave with the wind in their hair and freedom in their breath. Every July hundreds of wake boarders flock to the area for Europe’s largest event of its kind. From dawn until dusk these champions can be seen honing their skills in Cardigan Bay and Pwllheli Marina and once the sun goes down the rock bands take over and the music takes priority over the bikinis!

For total relaxation and an escape from everyday hustle and bustle canoeing is a fantastic switch off, it’s possible to paddle along the coast stopping here and there in small coves to enjoy the dolphins dancing and listen to the wild geese. These waters are a haven for anyone who lusts after the taste of the sea.

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