slow travel

Slow travel can help reconnect with nature in North Wales In today’s always-connected world, stepping back and embracing a slower pace can be truly refreshing. Plas Weunydd, set in the stunning UNESCO Slate Landscape of North West Wales in Eryri (Snowdonia), invites guests to switch off, unwind, and immerse themselves in nature.

A digital detox in a breathtaking setting

Escape the digital noise and focus on mindfulness and relaxation at Plas Weunydd. On arrival, guests can lock away their phones, laptops, and tablets in secure storage, ensuring a stay free from screens and distractions. With no Wi-Fi zones, visitors can fully embrace their surroundings and enjoy a more meaningful experience.

Immersive outdoor activities

Plas Weunydd offers a range of curated outdoor activities to help guests reconnect with nature. Enjoy guided nature walks, biking, zip-lining, and local cultural and historic attractions. Whether exploring lush landscapes or discovering the rich heritage of North Wales, every moment becomes an opportunity for relaxation and adventure.

The beauty of slow travel

Slow travel is about quality over quantity, encouraging travellers to spend more time in fewer places. This approach fosters a deeper connection with local culture, people, and traditions, creating a more meaningful and sustainable experience.

Key elements of slow travel include staying in locally-owned accommodations, using eco-friendly transport, savouring regional cuisine, and enjoying leisurely activities such as walking tours or cultural workshops. It promotes relaxation, authenticity, and a reduced environmental impact.

Plas Weunydd provides the perfect setting to embrace this philosophy, offering an opportunity to unwind and appreciate the journey as much as the destination. Whether seeking adventure or tranquillity, this unique retreat ensures a truly rejuvenating stay.

By Fergus McCarthy

Fergus McCarthy is a seasoned publishing professional with over three decades of experience in the media industry. In 1993, he co-founded Parents News, a pioneering publication aimed at providing busy parents in Southwest London with essential information on education, entertainment, sports, and family-friendly activities. Under his leadership, Parents News quickly expanded its reach from 60,000 to 192,000 monthly printed copies, establishing additional branches in Kent, South London, Northern Ireland, and Cornwall. In 1997, recognizing the potential of digital media, Fergus helped launch Parents News UK Online, which carried digital editions of the printed publication and offered a broader range of national information. The website's popularity soared, attracting up to 700 daily hits at its peak. Although Parents News transitioned to an online-only platform in 2017, Fergus continues to play a vital role as Publisher and Advertising Manager, focusing on providing value to businesses through effective advertorials.