Snowdonia National Park

The Snowdonia mountain range is the highest mountain range in Wales, where, in fact, there is a national park, created to preserve the local flora and fauna. Under protection are oak forests, mountain meadows, stretches of the coast of St. Peter's Bay, as well as many natural lakes.

In Snowdonia, the pristine nature of the area is preserved, so you can meet numerous seals and sea birds that live here.

The park has many tourist routes, along which you can both walk and move using various transport. Since the territory of Snowdonia, unlike other parks, is inhabited, there will be no problem with housing, which is abundant here.