Discover the best pubs & restaurants in Colwyn Bay

About Colwyn Bay

Colwyn Bay is a popular seaside town, with its resorts attracting people from all over the UK. Colwyn Bay is home to plenty of attractions including, the Welsh mountain zoo, where you can spot some incredible mammals, Eirias park, which is perfect for long walks against the riverside, and Colwyn bay beach, where you can enjoy the golden sand and waves. Other attractions include Bodnant gardens, the Great Orme, Little Orme, and Victoria pier. Pubs in Colwyn bay include of Pen-y-Bryn, the toad, Prince Madoc, the bay hop, and plenty of more. Pubs such as the Pen-y- Bryn offer broad sea views from their terrace, hearty meals, and a wide range of drinks; the pub has a cosy atmosphere with a fireplace, bookshelves, and picturesque seating. Some of Colwyn bays fine eateries consist of the toad, Virgilio's Pizzeria & Portuguese Grill, Good taste bistro, and various others providing you with freshly cooked dishes full of flavour.

One of Colwyn Bay's famous attractions is the welsh mountain zoo, with plenty to do and see. There is a wide range of animals at the zoo to discover, such as big cats, primates, birds of different kinds, reptiles and amphibians, Californian sea lions. There is also a children's farm with smaller animals such as rabbits, Guinea pigs, and other friendly little creatures. At the zoo, you can experience becoming a keeper for the day where you can feed the animals, nurture them and clean their homes. This unique experience gives you a unique look into the lives of different animals and their backgrounds. The Welsh mountain zoo staff offer educational classes to groups who come on school trips. The zoo is open to donations and supporting wildlife; gardens are embedded within the zoo filled with vibrant flowerbeds and various plants, creating a perfect picture moment. The zoo's botanical gardens are ideal for those interested in plants, such as botanists and gardeners and anyone else who shares a keen interest in plant life. Welsh mountain zoo provides public wild photography classes; you can also hire a place for birthday parties and other events.

Stretching of fifty acres Eirias park is popular amongst the Welsh people. The park is known for its indoor facilities, such as its six-lane pool, water slides, and fitness suites. The leisure centre offers plenty of music and sports activities throughout the year, creating a memorable experience. This is an ideal spot for families to spend the day out while enjoying indoor and outdoor activities. In the park gardens, you can enjoy a long walk while soaking in the rich greenery and the views of the deep blue rivers running along the park. Eirias Park is excellent for having picnics, walking your dogs, or simply just enjoying the views. Outdoor facilities include an arena, football area, an outdoor tennis. The park is a friendly and welcoming place for cyclists, walkers, and people with disabilities. There are public toilets for everyone, and there is in site parking.

If you had enough of walking, then why not sit back and relax on the golden sands of Colwyn bay beach. There is plenty of facilities on the beachfront, including cafes, restaurants, and shops. The beach is also home to a water sports centre attracting visitors from all offer the UK. At the beach, you can enjoy the amusement pier experience activities such as canoeing, kayaking, jet-skiing, windsurfing, and swimming. If you are not entirely confident to delve into the deep ends just yet, then you can just sit back and enjoy the sunshine on the sand. If you are looking for a cheeky beer after a long day on the beach, then some pubs close by, including the Brynn Williams Porth Eirias pub and the Prince Madoc pub, both providing you with a cosy atmosphere, entertainment, hearty meals, and drinks.