Croeso I / Welcome to - North Wales Active

We are based in Betws Y Coed, Snowdonia Eryri, North Wales and offer private bespoke & mixed adventure activities

North Wales Active has now been going for over 17 years. We have a range of activities and prices advertised. If you have anything else in mind please dont hesitate to contact us...

Why come to North Wales... North Wales is now competing as one of the world's best locations for adventure activities. One of the best things about North Wales is that we have the mountains & coastline 10 minutes apart, which means our activities are in spectacular locations.

North Wales Active offers a range of adventure activies all year round including coasteering, gorge walking, canyoning, climbing, abseiling and mountain walking.

North Wales Active Courses & Equipment... We meet all our groups at the activity location saving you valuable time and money.

All the equipment is brought to you and we can recommend the best places to eat and drink in the area (see our accommodation and links page for ideas)

Why North Wales Active...

• We are the only company in North Wales that offers private bespoke and mixed adventure activities every day.
• We are not an agency and the prices you see on the website are not cheaper anywhere else.
• We have all the appropriate Licenses and Risk forms to work in the enviroments we operate in.
• Fully Insured.
• Great equipment.
• Great qualified and experienced Instructors.

"The aim of adventure activities licensing is to provide assurances to the public about the safety of those activity providers who have been granted a licence.  In this way it is expected that young people will be able to continue to enjoy exciting and stimulating activities outdoors without being exposed to avoidable risks of death or disabling injury. 

A licence indicates that the provider has been inspected by the Adventure Activities Licensing Service on behalf of the Adventure Activities Licensing Authority, with particular attention being paid to their safety management systems with young people, and has been able to demonstrate compliance with nationally accepted standards of good practice in the delivery of adventure activities to young people, with due regard to the benefits and risks of the activity.'