Travelling around Rhyl

Rhyl is a seaside resort town on the North Wales Coast, close to the mouth of the river Clwyd. Ever since the Victorian age, it has been a particularly popular holiday destination for travellers from the north-west of England, as well as those journeying from other parts of Wales.

Regeneration in recent years has led to the redevelopment of the seafront and promenade areas, and further inland the town of Rhyl is home to a number of Grade II listed buildings. Although the chief appeal of a trip to Rhyl is the chance to experience a traditional Welsh seaside break, a journey inland will also bring you into contact with some of the most spectacular scenery in Wales.

Rhyl lies on the North Wales Coast line, providing quick and easy rail travel to other parts of North Wales, as well as destinations as far away as London. Arriva bus routes in the area can take you to Prestatyn, Llandudno and (on an open top bus) Talacre.