Conwy
Find out more about Conwy from these other websites.
i61 Community Church
http://www.i61.org/
Find out about this informal church's beliefs, events and activities and meet the team behind it.
Castles of Wales
http://www.castlewales.com/home.html
Jeffrey L Thomas takes you on a tour of Wales's staggering number of well known and lesser known castles, outlining the history and structure of each one and illustrated with his own splendid photographs.
North Wales Cruising Club
http://www.nwcc.info
This well-designed site makes it easy to access clear and practical information for club members and for yacht crews visiting Conwy. You'll find out about club facilities and events, local navigation and weather info, as well as being able to read the newsletter and contribute to a messageboard.
Suggested by Stephen Gorst of Glan Conwy
Turbulence
http://www.ukkiting.com
Kite surfing and buggying are the speciality of this Llandudno Junction extreme sports academy.
Suggested by Simon Mooreq, Holywell
Deganwy Archive
http://www.deganwyarchive.co.uk/
Explore a collection of old photos and stories from Deganwy and add your own contributions.
Suggested by Gwyn Hughes, Deganwy.
Conwy School of Yachting
http://www.conwy-yachting.com
Find out about sailing courses, cruises and chartering from this school based at Conwy Marina.
Conwy Marina
http://www.quaymarinas.com
Strictly for sailors, this site has some basic details about facilties and charges at Conwy Marina. However, the newsletter download is two years old.
Conwy Yacht Club
http://www.conwyyachtclub.com/
If you don't hover over the blue menu button in the top left of the home page you'll miss out on what the site has to offer, which is principally of interest to members and prospective members of the Deganwy-based club. The fixtures were a year out of date last time we looked.
The Royal Cambrian Academy
http://www.rcaconwy.org/
The Academy is in the centre of Conwy and hosts exhibitions, lectures and activity sessions, all listed on the easy-to-use website, as well as artist members and details for visitors.
Suggested by Gill Bird of Conwy
Welcome to Conwy
http://www.conwy.com/
This site chiefly consists of information about tourist attractions in Conwy and photo galleries of the town.
North Wales Bluegrass Festival
http://www.northwalesbluegrass.co.uk/
Folk music fans can discover what goes on at this annual music weekend held each year in the Conwy area in early July.
Conwy River Festival
http://www.conwyriverfestival.org
Find the details of activities on and off the water in this annual week of fun and sport around the beginning of August.
Conwy Golf Club
http://www.conwygolfclub.co.uk
You'll find most of the information you need about this popular links course, including, scorecard, competition dates, dress code, fees and facilities.
Deganwy Scouts Archive
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/scrapbookarchive/
View a collection of old photographs and documents from the history of this Scout troop.
Suggested by Gwyn Hughes, Deganwy
CADW
http://www.cadw.wales.gov.uk
This organisation looks after Conwy Castle and town walls, as well as Plas Mawr Elizabethan town house. Visitor details are on the website.
The National Trust
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk
The National Trust looks after Aberconwy House and Telford's Suspension Bridge, both in Conwy.
Conwy Cricket Club
http://conwy.play-cricket.com/home/home.asp
This site will keep all Conwy Cricket fans up-to-date with their club's latest news, batting averages and players.
Conwy Beekeepers
http://www.conwybeekeepers.org.uk/
As well as bringing together the area's apiarists, this organisation keeps the ancient traditions of Conwy's annual honey fair and seed fair going. There are also some recipes on their site.
Conwy Feast
http://www.conwyfoodfestival.co.uk/
Foodies - find out about this now annual event taking place in October. There are also links to other tasty events in Conwy and elsewhere.
Suggested by Jo Fino, Conwy.
Caerhun Roman Fort
http://www.betws31.freeserve.co.uk
This archaeological website on the Kanovium Project in the lower Conwy Valley includes a gallery of beautiful photographs.
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