For those who have never experienced the pleasure of a holiday in Barmouth, and frequent visitors there is something for everyone.
The clean and safe sandy beaches are never overcrowded even in the peak of summer; there is enough room for everyone. If your family enjoy crabbing then pick yourself up a line and bait from the harbour and join the young and young at heart on the harbours edge catching and comparing their crustaceans.
For the more energetic, Barmouth is full of opportunities for activity holidays. There are an abundance of walks in and around the town. Walk through the Old Town climbing to the top of Dinas Olau for spectacular views of Cardigan Bay Barmouth and the Mawddach Estuary. Alternatively walk across Barmouth Bridge to Morfa Mawddach Station and follow the former railway track along the river bank to Penmaenpool.
Above all else, Barmouth has a unique charm and this little fishing village turned seaside resort has really stood the test of time. Today, thanks to the dedication of locals and visitors alike the town thrives as it has since it rose to popularity in the early 1900's. An extensive annual calender of events and festivals means that often there is always something new to see and do in this beautiful coastal resort.
