Coach trips to Llandudno.

Oh, we do like to be beside the seaside. Llandudno is a true gem on the North Wales coast – a timeless destination brimming with charm, character, and a sense of nostalgia. With its sweeping promenade, historic pier, Victorian and Edwardian elegance, and stunning sea views, it’s no wonder so many return year after year.

If you're after a traditional day by the sea, you'll fall in love with Llandudno. And if you value comfort, convenience, and great company, you'll love travelling with Bullocks Coaches too. All aboard, day trippers!

No matter what makes you smile, there’s no shortage of attractions to explore in Llandudno. Here are a few of our highlights:

Llandudno Pier - With souvenir stalls, arcades and traditional funfair, get the quintessential seaside experience with a stroll down the Grade II listed Llandudno pier. At 2,295 feet, it's the longest pier in Wales!

Home Front Museum - Visit 1940s Britain at Llandudno’s Home Front Museum, where everyday life during World War II is vividly displayed.

The Promenade - This wide, flat pathway stretches between the town’s two iconic headlands and offers plenty of benches to pause and breathe in the fresh coastal air.

Great Orme Tramway - Enjoy the scenic route up the Great Orme and, once you're at the top, find epic views all the way to the Lake District, a nature reserve, and maybe even a few wild goats.

Great Orme Mines - Discover one of the world’s oldest and largest Bronze Age copper mines.

Shops, Cafés & Ice Cream - Explore a mix of high-street favourites and independent boutiques, perfect for a bit of retail therapy. And don’t forget to pop into a traditional tea room or grab a scoop of local ice cream!

From start to finish, your Llandudno day trip is designed to be relaxing, scenic, and memorable. Sit back and enjoy the journey as we travel through the beautiful Welsh countryside en route to the coast.

Once in Llandudno, you'll have plenty of free time to explore at your own pace. Whether you’d prefer to unwind by the seafront, enjoy an ice cream on the pier, or browse the local shops, there’s something for everyone.

When it’s time for a bite to eat, take your pick from a wide range of cafés, pubs, and restaurants dotted throughout the town.

Our day trips to Llandudno run from April to October – book your seat today!

Planning a spring visit? Time it right and you might catch Llandudno’s much-loved Victorian Extravaganza – a celebration held each year in early May. The town comes alive with vintage fairground rides, street entertainment, period costumes, and a charming atmosphere around every corner. It’s one of the highlights of the local calendar and a true crowd-pleaser.

We run day trips to Llandudno’s Victorian Extravaganza across three days in May – but it’s always a favourite, so be sure to book early to avoid disappointment!

Nestled in the scenic Conwy Valley of North Wales, Bodnant Garden is one of the UK's most cherished historic gardens. Spanning 80 acres, it features an extraordinary mix of formal terraces, wild woodlands, vibrant flowerbeds, and tranquil water gardens. Marvel at plants from all over the world grown from seed and cuttings collected over a century ago on plant-hunting expeditions. The garden is also superbly located, with spectacular views across Snowdonia.

Join our coach tour to Bodnant Garden and Llandudno for a day combining the peaceful charm of the coast with one of Britain’s most beautiful gardens.