BETWS-Y-COED - Is it Worth Visiting this VIBRANT Welsh Village? | Pont-y-Pair Bridge & Swallow Falls

[@jenniferjones188]

Lovely video. Really enjoyed it. Thank you

[@exploringthenorth]

So nice of you to say, thanks 😊

[@alanlake5220]

Llagollen is well worth a visit also if your in the area.

[@exploringthenorth]

Thanks for the tip 🙂 We really want to go back soon, hopefully the weather will be as kind when we do 😁

[@cheekster777]

Thank you guys.

[@exploringthenorth]

Thank you too! 😊

[@cheekster777]

@@exploringthenorth 🤝

[@LifeinLancashire]

👍

[@julieonline7261]

Which did you prefer Porthmadog or Betws-y-coed? Going to wales with 11 & 9 year old

[@exploringthenorth]

Hi 👋 Out of the two it would have to be Betws-y-Coed for me I think as it had such a nice atmosphere, rivers and waterfalls etc. plus a big green play area. But that being said, with children of 9 and 11 it depends how much they like the beach as Black Rocks Sands was a good day out with castles nearby and the heritage railway might be fun for kids that age 🤔 Tough one but it depends if you value having easy access to the beach I guess 😊 Betws-y-coed also seemed nicely positioned as a base to explore the whole area.

[@juliehawksworth3731]

Betoos y Coed is how it is pronounced

[@TheDevilsAdvocate.]

Who’s Betsy Coed? Nah just joking. Just do what that other comment says and try to really separate the y and make it stand out.

[@exploringthenorth]

Thanks, hoping we'll get it right when we're next in the area 🙂👍

[@iforwilliams2509]

Plenty of videos on You Tube on pronounciations and learning Cymraeg (welsh). Its much easier than learning English. To pronounce the Ll (double LL) place your tongue at the top of your mouth behind your teeth and blow gently.

[@exploringthenorth]

Thanks for the tip 😊 I’ll definitely check them out