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Mountain View does exactly what it promises. It sits at the foot of the northern Eryri hills, looking out over the Irish Sea. If you’re booking this for fifty people, you’ve essentially chosen a location that says, “Everyone gets a view, but no one gets it for free.” Penmaenmawr is built in layers, and it’s ideal for a group that needs to be periodically sent outside to reset. The “Mountain” Part of the Deal If you can persuade part of the group to head up toward the Druid’s

If you’re visiting Southern Eryri (Snowdonia), you’ve chosen a town built from grey slate and surrounded by mountains that spend most of the year wearing cloud like a hat. It’s atmospheric, provided you’re comfortable with your holiday feeling like the opening sequence of a folk-horror film. The Town: A Medieval Maze Dolgellau is a tight knot of narrow streets and dark stone. For a large group, this is oddly practical. Keeping 20+ people together here is impossible, so it’s b

I have a habit of letting life, and newer, exciting trips, get in the way of finishing what I started. But I’ve finally sat down to write about Burton Agnes because it’s one of the few places that actually makes sense for the person tasked with herding dozens of people into the Yorkshire countryside. If you’re the one currently staring at a spreadsheet of fifty relatives or friends, you aren't looking for a "vibrant destination." You’re looking for a place that can absorb a l

When we visited Ca ernarfon last June, it was, in true British fashion, grey, damp, and persistently gloomy. I was annoyed at the time because I generally rely on the sun to act as my Automatic Photographic Enhancer™, but looking back at the photos a year later, I’ve realised that the clouds actually suit the place. If you’re currently the designated Adult in Charge of organising a trip for 50+ people, you’ll find that Caernarfon’s slightly moody atmosphere is actually quite

Old Colwyn is often overshadowed by its more theatrical neighbour, Llandudno, but it has a solid, unpretentious character that’s quietly appealing. The Ship Inn sits on Abergele Road, a classic seaside building that doesn’t feel the need to perform. It’s for people who want to be near the sea without committing to full exposure. The Seaside, Refined The promenade is a short walk away. In winter, the Irish Sea settles into a range of menacing pewter shades, which is far more i