Barmouth is the starting point for the Barmouth to Fort William Three Peaks Race and involves sailing from Wales, via England, to Scotland (389 miles) then climbing the three highest …

Backing onto the Cader Idris mountain range with the popular beaches of Fairbourne and Barmouth less than two miles away. Activities in the area include Hill Walking, Climbing, …

We believe our Bed and Breakfast accommodation offers some of the best views in Wales, if not the world! Judge for yourself, as you enjoy an excellent breakfast watching the tidal ebb and …

Services in Barmouth West Wales Barmouth Tourist Information Centre:- The Old Library, Station Road, Barmouth Gwynedd LL42 1LU Telephone:- +44 1341 280787 Barmouth Taxi Service …

We are proud that Graig Wen was chosen by the Cool Camping Wales guide as one of the top 5 places to camp in Wales. Tent campers can pick their pitch from sheltered glades, secret …

Dolgellau is about 7 miles N.W. and the coastal resorts of Barmouth and Aberdovey just 12 / 15 miles West. The Dovey river has shingley shores, mossy banks and children and adults love it.

This a totally enclosed lake and the only way to get to it is through a little cave. Also we are within an hours walk from Barmouth which is a lovely walk along a valley which then leads down to …

When entering Barmouth take the promenade road, proceed past the car parks and we are one of the three storey houses that looks over the sea. There is plenty of parking outside.

This delightful guest house is situated within metres of Barmouth's famous sandy beach. It has been run since 1980 by Eric and Shelagh Jarman

A select, family run and maintained caravan park, situated on the Mid Wales Coast just 2 miles north of Barmouth, with magnificent views over Cardigan Bay and the Lleyn Peninsular.