• Zip World Fforest- The forest coaster is suitable for children ages 3 plus and the tree top nets are for ages 5-12. Great for keeping the kiddies Active.

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• Welsh Mountain Zoo- Education and conservation charity, home to a wide range of rare and endangered animals, gorgeous gardens as well as children's adventure playgrounds a brilliant day out for all the family.

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• Greenwood Family Park- A fantastic family outdoor adventure, packed full of quirky thrill rides, activities, playground areas and much more.

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• Llandudno Great Orme Aerial Cable Cars and Tramway- Spectacular views from the top of Anglesey, Puffin Island and the mountains of Snowdonia.

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• The National Slate Museum- Free to enter, take a trip to the past and discover how slate was mined in Llanberis.

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• Puffin Island Pleasure Cruises- From Beaumaris Pier, hop aboard to see the range of rare sea birds and seals that call puffin island their home, you may even spot a dolphin or two too.

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• Pili Palas Nature World- Anglesey's top family award winning attraction. A zoo with a butterfly house, nature trail and playgrounds.

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• Gypsy Wood- A magical day out for visitors of all ages, known as one of Wale's best kept secrets where you can combine the magic of fairies with the charm of animals and 20 acres of beautiful, natural woodland in Caernarfon.

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• The Fun Centre- 14,000 sq ft of play space, all indoors, a great place for a wet day.

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• Anglesey Sea Zoo- Find out what creatures hide within UK waters, with daily talks, feeding displays and interactive sessions.

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• Airworld Aviation Museum- an interactive museum on an active GA airfield. Caernarfon.

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• Crabbing at the back of Caernarfon Castle- grab a bucket and crabbing net from the small shop near the car park and have a ball catching as many crabs as you can. Don't forget the bacon.

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• Piggery Pottery- not far from Willow Falls, a great activity for a wet day where children can create their own pottery.

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• Historic Railways- from the worlds oldest narrow gauge railway, The Ffestiniog Railway, with a 13 1/2 mile journey from Porthmadog to the slate quarry town of Blaenau Ffestiniog. The Welsh Highland Railway is the UK's longest heritage railway and runs for 25 miles from Caernarfon to Porthmadog (stopping at Beddgelert). The Snowdon Mountain railway, another narrow gauge track which takes you from the station at Llanberis 4.7 miles to the summit of Snowdon. There is also the Welsh Highland Heritage Railway that is a short reconstructed heritage railway who's main station is in Porthmadog and Llanberis Lake Railway, which takes you on a 5 mile journey alongside Lake Padarn.