A traditional seaside town just minutes from The Kinmel Arms, Abergele offers a long sandy beach, local shops and easy access to the Wales Coast Path.
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The Kinmel Arms sits in the heart of the village of St George near Abergele, surrounded by the beautiful countryside and coastline of North Wales. Ideally located just off the A55, we are perfectly placed for visitors exploring the region as well as locals enjoying the nearby coast and countryside.
From coastal walks and countryside rambles to historic towns and seaside villages, there is plenty to discover within a short distance of the pub.
The surrounding area offers excellent walking routes, from gentle countryside walks around St George to longer routes along the North Wales coast. Many walkers finish their route at The Kinmel Arms, making the pub a perfect place to rest and enjoy a relaxed meal.
See our Kinmel walking routes guide for suggested walks starting from the pub.
Llandudno Pier — a true North Wales icon, and a sister company to The Kinmel Arms. Step out along the longest pier in Wales for sea air, stunning bay views and a slice of Victorian Britain at its finest.
Tir Prince in Towyn is a sister company to The Kinmel Arms and one of North Wales’ most popular destinations.
Whether you’re after a day at the market, family fun at the amusement park or an electric night at the races, it’s all on the doorstep — just 10 minutes from us.
Snowdonia National Park is just under an hour from The Kinmel Arms and offers some of the most spectacular scenery in the UK. From mountain hikes and scenic drives to lakes, forests and traditional villages, it is a wonderful place for a day trip during your stay.
Cycling is a fantastic way to explore the North Wales coast and countryside. Several local hire centres offer bikes for coastal paths, countryside trails and family rides.
The Bike Hub in Rhyl hires bikes out, even tandems! Its on the cycle route as well 01745 339758
The National Trust’s Bodnant Garden is one of the most beautiful gardens in Britain. Set above the Conwy Valley, it features terraces, woodland walks, waterfalls and famous seasonal displays.
North Wales is often called the “castle capital of the world”. Within easy reach you will find historic sites including Conwy Castle, Rhuddlan Castle and Caernarfon Castle.
The North Wales coast is home to many independent galleries and artists’ studios showcasing painting, sculpture, ceramics and photography inspired by the landscape.
The Kinmel Arms is at the epicentre of a golfer’s paradise with three of North Wales’s finest championship golf courses within a 15 minutes drive from our front door. The first and the closest of all is Abergele Golf Club. Set in the woodlands that surrounds Abergele Castle. This magnificent golf course offers a test for every handicap and your score often takes second place to the beautiful scenery that surrounds you.
At Rhuddlan Golf Club a warm welcome awaits and some interesting changes to the design of the course have seen the pond extended over the 10th fairway to help with drainage meaning this course can now be enjoyed 12 months of the year by visiting parties. No two holes are the same at Rhuddlan Golf Course so you will leave with great memories of a great course and a great day. If parkland courses are not your thing then there is only one course that you should contemplate.
Prestatyn Golf Course is by far the best links golf course in the area and is a tough test indeed from the white or indeed the yellow tees. First time visitors should load up with plenty of golf balls as there is lots of rough to deal with if you miss the long finely groomed fairways.By all means try further afield as there are over 50 first class golf courses within a 30 minute drive from The Kinmel Arms Hotel and as with all the golf courses listed in here you may well receive a discount on your green fees if you ask a member of our staff to book your green fees for you.
Explore the countryside on horseback with riding centres offering guided hacks across farmland, woodland and coastal landscapes.
Bridlewood, Gronant 01745 888922
Llannerch Equestrian Centre 01745 730199
North Wales is one of the UK’s best destinations for mountain biking, with world-class trails at places like Coed y Brenin and Penmachno Forest.
The Bike Hub in Rhyl hires bikes out, even tandems! Its on the cycle route as well 01745 339758
North Wales is famous for its historic narrow-gauge railways. Enjoy scenic journeys through mountains and valleys on heritage lines such as the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways.
There are several local leisure centres and swimming pools nearby, perfect for families or those looking to relax after a day exploring.
Abergele Leisure Centre 01745 833988
Eirias Park Leisure Centre, Colwyn Bay 01492 533233
The North Wales coast offers several popular surfing spots, while Adventure Parc Snowdonia provides a world-famous inland surf lagoon.
Llandudno Ski Centre offers dry slope skiing and snowboarding throughout the year, with views across the Great Orme and the coast.
Guided tours are available across North Wales, offering everything from historic castle visits to scenic countryside tours and coastal exploration.
North Wales has many natural swimming spots, including lakes, rivers and secluded beaches. Always check local safety advice before swimming.
Zip World offers a range of adventure experiences including the world-famous Velocity zip line at Penrhyn Quarry and underground trampolines at Bounce Below.
Welsh Mountain Zoo in Colwyn Bay is a popular family attraction with spectacular views across the coastline and a wide range of animals.
ABERGELE
A traditional seaside town just minutes from The Kinmel Arms, Abergele offers a long sandy beach, local shops and easy access to the Wales Coast Path.
RHUDDLAN
Rhuddlan is known for its impressive Edwardian castle and attractive riverside walks along the River Clwyd.
ST ASAPH
One of the smallest cities in Britain, St Asaph is home to the beautiful cathedral and sits beside the River Elwy
LLANDUDNO
A classic Victorian seaside resort with its famous pier, promenade and the dramatic limestone headland of the Great Orme.
CONWY
A historic walled town featuring Conwy Castle, charming streets and stunning views across the estuary.