Anybody who has looked seriously into the prospect of buying a UK-based holiday home will more than likely come to the conclusion that sited static caravans for sale offer a number of unique benefits. After all, owning a static caravan – especially one on an owners-only holiday park – gives families and couples the comfort of having a readily available ‘home away from home’ whilst affording them the freedom to enjoy holidays and short breaks away at a moment’s notice.

Of course, the process of investing in a holiday homes for sale involves more than simply deciding whether or not to say ‘yes’. Let’s face it, Britain is a diversely beautiful place so even holidaymakers who are quite clear in their mind that buying static caravans for sale is definitely the way forward need to ask themselves a further, and perhaps even more significant question: ‘where is the best place to own a holiday home?’

Now it would be fair to say most prospective holiday home owners would give the same answer to this question, namely ‘by the sea’. Whilst it is true the coastline is far and away the best place to have a UK-based holiday home, it doesn’t really narrow down a potential search that much (not when it’s considered Great Britain is blessed with more than 11,000 miles of coast!).

However, there is one part of the UK which, with its stunning natural beauty, glorious beaches, fine climate, wide open spaces, fun seaside towns, and plethora of interesting things to see and do, is widely acknowledged as being more able to provide a truly balanced holiday experience than almost any other region of the UK.

North Wales.

Indeed it doesn’t matter what a family or couple’s interests or hobbies are, they will find they are all well catered for in this gloriously attractive part of Wales. For example, holidaymakers who enjoy water sports will find the sailing, speedboat rides, jet ski hire and scuba diving opportunities on the coast to be nothing short of sensational. Similarly, visitors who have a love of the great outdoors can get their fill of fresh air by walking, hiking and climbing around the inspiring and largely unspoilt countryside, of which Snowdonia is the undoubted jewel in the crown. Needless to say, holidaymakers who are keen to enjoy the simple delights of a good old-fashioned British seaside holiday are spoilt for choice as there are great expanses of deserted golden sands to be played on at quiet spots like Talacre and fun seaside amusements to be enjoyed at lively coastal towns like Llandudno.

And this is just a small example of what this diverse part of the UK has to offer. Indeed, once all of the golf courses, shopping venues, historic sites, fine dining opportunities and architectural wonders are factored into the equation, it is pretty clear to see that, for a relatively small area, North Wales really does pack one hell of a punch!