Llandudno Outdoor Activities

Llandudno’s landscape offers diverse recreation, from the limestone cliffs of the Great Orme to the coastal links of Conwy Bay. Climbers can access world-class bouldering at Parisella's Caves or use the indoor facilities at the repurposed Boathouse. Golfers have access to historic championship courses like Maesdu and North Wales Golf Club, while the Great Orme features a specialized dry ski slope and pitch-and-putt course. The North Shore provides a traditional Victorian promenade and pebble shoreline.

Great Orme Family Golf

A 9-hole pitch and putt course situated on the Great Orme headland.

Parisella's Caves

Coastal limestone caves known for world-class bouldering, featuring challenging routes such as Jerry’s Roof.

North Wales Golf Club

An 18-hole championship links course established in 1894, running along the West Shore with views across Conwy Bay.

Boathouse Climbing Centre

Indoor climbing gym located in a refurbished former lifeboat station, offering top-rope and lead walls.

Maesdu Golf Club

Professional 18-hole course founded in 1915, featuring a mix of parkland and links-style terrain.

North Shore Beach

Crescent-shaped pebble beach bordered by a Victorian promenade and the Llandudno Pier.

Dry Ski Slope

Artificial ski slope on the Great Orme using Perma-snow surfacing, accompanied by a 750-meter toboggan run.

North Western Gardens

Central public park featuring manicured flower displays and open green space near the main shopping district.