In a world that’s always ‘switched on’, it’s time to step back, disconnect, and embrace the art of “slow travel”*.
At Plas Weunydd, in the beautiful surroundings of the UNESCO Heritage Site – The Slate Landscape of North West Wales in Eryrii (Snowdonia), you are invited to experience a truly rejuvenating stay, one that minimises screen time and maximises moments of natural beauty.
Nestled amidst breathtaking Welsh landscapes, Plas Weunydd offers beautifully designed, dog friendly shepherds huts, glamping tents and a boutique hotel, which will re-open in April, following a light refurbishment. Whilst here, guests can enjoy immersive experiences designed to help guests reconnect with nature and unwind in tranquility.
Picture serene hikes, exhilarating biking trails, wild swimming, remote mountain side saunas, alfresco dining under the stars, and a plethora of organised outdoor activities, as well as spaces that inspire calm and reflection. With thoughtfully curated excursions into the great outdoors, Plas Weunydd provides an oasis where relaxation and exploration go hand in hand.
Escape the digital noise and reconnect with nature at Plas Weunydd, where your devices take a backseat to mindfulness and relaxation. Upon arrival, guests are invited to lock away their phones, laptops, and tablets in secure storage for the duration of their stay, freeing themselves from screens and distractions. With no Wi-Fi zones, curated outdoor activities, and immersive experiences like guided nature walks, biking, zip-lining, biking and local cultural and historic attractions, Plas Weunydd offers the perfect retreat to rejuvenate your mind and soul.
*Slow travel is a mindful and immersive approach to exploring new destinations. Instead of rushing through a packed itinerary, slow travel emphasises quality over quantity, encouraging travellers to spend more time in fewer places. This approach allows for a deeper connection with local culture, people, and traditions, fostering a more meaningful and sustainable travel experience.
Key aspects of slow travel often include staying in locally-owned accommodations, using eco-friendly transportation, savoring regional cuisine, and engaging in leisurely activities like walking tours or cultural workshops. It’s about appreciating the journey as much as the destination, promoting relaxation, authenticity, and a smaller environmental footprint.
