Location

Rhos on Sea is a 'village by the sea', remaining unspoilt and still a relatively well kept secret!! 

As well as a Co-Operative and Spar food store, Rhos also has
*an excellent butchers selling locally produced meat as well as home made sausages
* an Organic/Health food shop
* a Delicatessen offering cheeses and locally produced bread and pies etc
* a Bakery selling fresh bread, pies and cream cakes
* a Friday Country market selling locally produced jams, chutneys ready prepared meals, cakes, biscuits etc as well as a selection of home made gifts and garden plants

With many other interesting shops, pavement cafes, 2 pubs, several places to eat, the famous Harlequin Puppet Theatre and the historical St Trillo's Church, there's always something to do.

There are no less than 25 historic sites to discover on foot via the Rhos on Sea Heritage Trail. The sweeping promenade fringes a naturally sheltered bay that's perfect for pottering, paddling, kite flying and beach combing. Winter or summer it's a splendid walk (or jog!) and cycle path for people of all ages.

A delightful harbour created by the breakwater is home to many small boats with daily fishing trips during the season and excellent launch facilities for day visitors.

Directions from Chester A55

From the A55 take Junction 22, exit towards Old Colwyn/Hen Golwyn/A547
Turn right towards the Promenade
Turn left at the Promenade 
 Pass the pier, the Toad Hall pub, and the Cayley embankment
Continue along the promenade and into Rhos on Sea
Pass the small harbour on the right.
Take the next left into Abbey Road.
Take the first right into Colwyn Ave.
St Davids is the 2nd House on the right.

Sat Nav Postcode: LL28 4NN