BBC The Apprentice in Wales: All the Welsh sights during the tourist task

Reality TV show The Apprentice, in which Lord Sugar searches for his new business partner, aired its final episode from Wales on Thursday February 10 and there are some stunning locations shown on the show.

The remaining 11 contestants were sent to North Wales to organize their own sightseeing tour of the region, with the two teams choosing different attractions for their visit.

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The episode features lots of amazing scenery and locations in North Wales, which recently hosted I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! for the second time at Gwrych Castle.

Here are the locations featured on The Apprentice…

Penryn Castle

Contestants begin their Welsh adventure at the formidable 19th century Welsh castle, Penrhyn Castle. The castle is owned by the National Trust and is just outside of Bangor.

Penrhyn Castle is currently open to visitors and you no longer need to book in advance.

Llechwedd

Crowned attraction of the year 2019/2020, Llechwedd has a lot to offer, from the deep mines to the Zip World base, which has zip lines and underground trampolines.

One team chose Llechwedd as a key part of their tour, taking their clients on the zipline and through the mines and caves.

Snowdonia National Park

Home to the highest mountain in Wales, Mount Snowdon, is Snowdonia National Park which offers incredible views from the mountains to the lakes.

One team chose to base their visit to the national park with activities such as water painting and a scenic train tour.

Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways

The UK’s longest heritage railway, Welsh Highland Railways, runs from Caernarfon to Porthmadog and offers incredible views of woodland, mountains and waterfalls.

The Diverse team takes their guests on the railway as they attempt to educate their guests about the area.

Llandudno Pier

The base for selling their tour tickets is the second ranked pier in the seaside town of Llandudno and it is the longest pier in Wales.

Both teams descended on the pier to try to sell their tour tickets and triumph in the assembly hall. The pier is open all year round where there are shops, stalls, arcades and fairground rides.

Penderyn Distillery

This premium Welsh whiskey is a luxury and popular brand and is distilled in the village of Penderyn, which was chosen because of the supply of fresh natural spring water.

The Diverse team chose the Penderyn Distillery and mispronounced the name for the final stop on their tour as their customers tasted the spirit.

Bodnant Furnace Farm Shop

In the heart of the Conwy Valley, Bodnant Welsh Food sells delicious Welsh produce from local suppliers. The Infinity team chose the Farm Shop as the last stop on their tour.

The farm shop is open daily and there are also three restaurants on site to enjoy.

The Apprentice airs on BBC One at 9pm on Thursdays

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