Jenny’s guidebook for Cuddfan
Sightseeing
Bryn Eglwys Quarry. Walk from the back door up past Nant Gwernol to this amazing Unesco World Heritage Site. Step back in time and follow the waymarked trails. The quarry operated from 1866 until closure in 1948, the quarry was served by the narrow gauge Talyllyn Railway, which took the slate down to Tywyn for transfer to the main line railway. There are information boards along the route.
Abergynolwyn
Bryn Eglwys Quarry. Walk from the back door up past Nant Gwernol to this amazing Unesco World Heritage Site. Step back in time and follow the waymarked trails. The quarry operated from 1866 until closure in 1948, the quarry was served by the narrow gauge Talyllyn Railway, which took the slate down to Tywyn for transfer to the main line railway. There are information boards along the route.
Unesco World Heritage Site and Worlds oldest volunteer restored railway. Trip from Tywyn to Nant Gwernol. Cafe's en route. You can even buy a picnic to take on board. Special trains operate at Christmas/Halloween etc. A must do trip.
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Talyllyn Railway
Neptune RoadUnesco World Heritage Site and Worlds oldest volunteer restored railway. Trip from Tywyn to Nant Gwernol. Cafe's en route. You can even buy a picnic to take on board. Special trains operate at Christmas/Halloween etc. A must do trip.
10 minute walk from the back door takes you to Nant Gwernol Station. Home to Talyllyn Railway (the Worlds first volunteer restored steam railway). Beautiful walk to get there alongside the river, woods and waterfalls on waymarked trails.
Nant Gwernol Station
Tan-Y-Bryn Street10 minute walk from the back door takes you to Nant Gwernol Station. Home to Talyllyn Railway (the Worlds first volunteer restored steam railway). Beautiful walk to get there alongside the river, woods and waterfalls on waymarked trails.
Short walk straight from the back door to Coed Nant Gwernol. Stunning trails from the easy to the more strenuous. Incredible views from every angle and surrounded by the tumbling river Nant Gwernol. Ideal for dog walks. Great swim holes and paddling on a hot day.
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Nant Gwernol
Short walk straight from the back door to Coed Nant Gwernol. Stunning trails from the easy to the more strenuous. Incredible views from every angle and surrounded by the tumbling river Nant Gwernol. Ideal for dog walks. Great swim holes and paddling on a hot day.
Also known as Talyllyn Lake. Stunning, much photographed lake at the bottom of Cadair Idris. Sit and take in the views (with a drink/food at the Tyn y Cornel Hotel or walk and enjoy. The hotel has also started renting out row boats and canoes. Hourly rates apply.
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Llyn Mwyngil
Also known as Talyllyn Lake. Stunning, much photographed lake at the bottom of Cadair Idris. Sit and take in the views (with a drink/food at the Tyn y Cornel Hotel or walk and enjoy. The hotel has also started renting out row boats and canoes. Hourly rates apply.
Walk from the door, through the village to this beautiful place. Open and free to visit anytime. Built by Welsh ruler Llywelyn ap Iorwerth (Llywelyn the Great) to protect Gwynedd’s southern frontier, construction began in 1221 with the castle remaining in use until 1294. Sit and just take in the stunning views. Picnic here is highly recommended.
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Castell y Bere
Walk from the door, through the village to this beautiful place. Open and free to visit anytime. Built by Welsh ruler Llywelyn ap Iorwerth (Llywelyn the Great) to protect Gwynedd’s southern frontier, construction began in 1221 with the castle remaining in use until 1294. Sit and just take in the stunning views. Picnic here is highly recommended.
Just 5 minute drive from Cuddfan. Dol-gôch falls (English: Red Meadow falls)) are a series of three waterfalls near Tywyn in Gwynedd, Mid Wales. The falls are part of the Nant Dol-gôch stream, which flows into the Afon Fathew, and form a popular walk from the nearby Dolgoch station on the Talyllyn Railway. Free to enter, but nearest car park is pay and display.
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Dolgoch Falls
Just 5 minute drive from Cuddfan. Dol-gôch falls (English: Red Meadow falls)) are a series of three waterfalls near Tywyn in Gwynedd, Mid Wales. The falls are part of the Nant Dol-gôch stream, which flows into the Afon Fathew, and form a popular walk from the nearby Dolgoch station on the Talyllyn Railway. Free to enter, but nearest car park is pay and display.
At 893 m (2,930 ft), Cader (or Cadair) Idris is the highest mountain in southern Snowdonia. It’s a popular peak to conquer. Just 4 miles from Cuddfan. Please check weather before walking and make sure you wear proper footwear. Stunning views from every direction.
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Penygader
At 893 m (2,930 ft), Cader (or Cadair) Idris is the highest mountain in southern Snowdonia. It’s a popular peak to conquer. Just 4 miles from Cuddfan. Please check weather before walking and make sure you wear proper footwear. Stunning views from every direction.
Follow in the footsteps of a young girl that walked 26 miles to buy a bible. She travelled 26 miles along paths she had never walked; through villages and settlements that she had never visited. She didn’t have a map: just a rough set of directions. She had saved for 6 years to have the money to pay for it.
Mary Jones Memorial Llanfihangel-y-Pennant
Follow in the footsteps of a young girl that walked 26 miles to buy a bible. She travelled 26 miles along paths she had never walked; through villages and settlements that she had never visited. She didn’t have a map: just a rough set of directions. She had saved for 6 years to have the money to pay for it.
Come and discover Wales underground. Great for family visits, group visits and school visits, we sail you through a magical waterfall into the mountains of Southern Snowdonia and to a mysterious land of legends and storytelling.
This fun filled adventure for the whole family takes you into a mythical world filled with dragons, colossal giants, fierce battles and the legendary King Arthur. Ancient legends from Wales unfold with dramatic scenes, light and sound as you walk through the Labyrinth guided by your hooded Dark Age Boatman.
Being underground, it's one of the coolest things to do in Wales when the weather is hot and one of the dryest things to do in Wales when the weather is wet. There's lots more family fun with our other attractions as well as free all day parking. Book the boat trip on line prior to visiting to avoid disappointment.
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King Arthur's Labyrinth
Come and discover Wales underground. Great for family visits, group visits and school visits, we sail you through a magical waterfall into the mountains of Southern Snowdonia and to a mysterious land of legends and storytelling.
This fun filled adventure for the whole family takes you into a mythical world filled with dragons, colossal giants, fierce battles and the legendary King Arthur. Ancient legends from Wales unfold with dramatic scenes, light and sound as you walk through the Labyrinth guided by your hooded Dark Age Boatman.
Being underground, it's one of the coolest things to do in Wales when the weather is hot and one of the dryest things to do in Wales when the weather is wet. There's lots more family fun with our other attractions as well as free all day parking. Book the boat trip on line prior to visiting to avoid disappointment.
Corris Craft Centre is a lovely Craft Centre in Wales with 9 individual craft studios where the talented artists, craftspeople, designers and makers create an eclectic mix of quality products.
Corris Craft Centre is set against a densely wooded backdrop in this very special part of Mid Wales, in the foothills of southern Snowdonia. Corris Craft Centre is in the Dyfi UNESCO World Biosphere, the only Biosphere in Wales; it’s this very special area that inspires and fuels quality craftsmanship.
Call by to meet the talented craftspeople, share their passion and enthusiasm as you discover their fabulous handmade designs.
Also home to the award winning Dyfi Gin Distillery. Highly recommend the Hibernation!
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Corris Craft Centre
Corris Craft Centre is a lovely Craft Centre in Wales with 9 individual craft studios where the talented artists, craftspeople, designers and makers create an eclectic mix of quality products.
Corris Craft Centre is set against a densely wooded backdrop in this very special part of Mid Wales, in the foothills of southern Snowdonia. Corris Craft Centre is in the Dyfi UNESCO World Biosphere, the only Biosphere in Wales; it’s this very special area that inspires and fuels quality craftsmanship.
Call by to meet the talented craftspeople, share their passion and enthusiasm as you discover their fabulous handmade designs.
Also home to the award winning Dyfi Gin Distillery. Highly recommend the Hibernation!
Awarded a Trip Advisor Travellers' Choice Award 2021 & officially the Best Activity / Experience in Mid Wales 2019 / 2020 (Mid Wales Tourism Awards). A rare opportunity to adventure underground into the abandoned and forgotten world of the slate miner. Tucked away in the hillsides of Corris in Mid Wales you will feel the dark, damp mine workings come alive as your expert Guides shares its stories. An authentic Welsh adventure into an unknown dark world. Braich Goch Slate Mine in Mid Wales was hand dug by Victorian miners in 1836 and worked for more than 130 years – discover the virtual time capsule that was left behind as the door creaked shut for the last time in the 1970s…
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Corris Craft Centre
Awarded a Trip Advisor Travellers' Choice Award 2021 & officially the Best Activity / Experience in Mid Wales 2019 / 2020 (Mid Wales Tourism Awards). A rare opportunity to adventure underground into the abandoned and forgotten world of the slate miner. Tucked away in the hillsides of Corris in Mid Wales you will feel the dark, damp mine workings come alive as your expert Guides shares its stories. An authentic Welsh adventure into an unknown dark world. Braich Goch Slate Mine in Mid Wales was hand dug by Victorian miners in 1836 and worked for more than 130 years – discover the virtual time capsule that was left behind as the door creaked shut for the last time in the 1970s…
As the UK’s first & largest dedicated mountain bike trail centre, Coed y Brenin not only has miles of exceptional single-track for experienced and expert riders, but also great family and intermediate trails for all abilities.
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Coed-y-Brenin
As the UK’s first & largest dedicated mountain bike trail centre, Coed y Brenin not only has miles of exceptional single-track for experienced and expert riders, but also great family and intermediate trails for all abilities.
Long blue flag sandy beach and access to Coastal Path. Dog friendly Section and level path along promenade. You can walk to Aberdyfi from here (about 4 miles) along the coast. Popular for surfing and other watersports.
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Tywyn Beach
Marine ParadeLong blue flag sandy beach and access to Coastal Path. Dog friendly Section and level path along promenade. You can walk to Aberdyfi from here (about 4 miles) along the coast. Popular for surfing and other watersports.
The Magic Lantern has been here since 1893. First built as
the town assembly rooms. With proof of film showings happening here since 1900, the Magic Lantern Cinema was showing film 9 years earlier than any other operating Cinema in Britain. It now has an awesome Sony 4K (3D) digital projection system with Dolby 7.1 surround sound: that's about the best equipment any cinema could wish for!
They also have a fully stocked bar and two stages for their
live events. Food also available. Check website for shows times and booking.
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Magic Lantern - Llusern Hud
6a Corbet SquareThe Magic Lantern has been here since 1893. First built as
the town assembly rooms. With proof of film showings happening here since 1900, the Magic Lantern Cinema was showing film 9 years earlier than any other operating Cinema in Britain. It now has an awesome Sony 4K (3D) digital projection system with Dolby 7.1 surround sound: that's about the best equipment any cinema could wish for!
They also have a fully stocked bar and two stages for their
live events. Food also available. Check website for shows times and booking.
Cregennan Lakes are owned by the National Trust and are a renowned and often photographed beauty spot. There are tremendous views of the Mawddach Estuary and Barmouth Bridge from near the lake. And the lakes are situated on the northern slopes of Cadair ldris, some 800 ft. above sea level, overlooking the beautiful Mawddach Estuary, with car park, just 5 miles from Dolgellau.
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Cregennan lakes
Cregennan Lakes are owned by the National Trust and are a renowned and often photographed beauty spot. There are tremendous views of the Mawddach Estuary and Barmouth Bridge from near the lake. And the lakes are situated on the northern slopes of Cadair ldris, some 800 ft. above sea level, overlooking the beautiful Mawddach Estuary, with car park, just 5 miles from Dolgellau.
One of Britain’s prettiest little seaside resorts. Located where the River Dyfi meets the waters of Cardigan Bay, it’s also a popular sailing and watersports venue (The Sunday Times listed it as one of the best beaches in Britain ‘for a spot of windsurfing or kitesurfing’). Pastel-coloured terraces front the large sandy beach and quaint old harbour. Golf is also popular here where Aberdyfi’s famous links course is one of the UK’s finest. Local museum is dedicated to the port’s shipbuilding past. Lots of places to eat. Also try SuP here. Full hire available.
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Aberdyfi
One of Britain’s prettiest little seaside resorts. Located where the River Dyfi meets the waters of Cardigan Bay, it’s also a popular sailing and watersports venue (The Sunday Times listed it as one of the best beaches in Britain ‘for a spot of windsurfing or kitesurfing’). Pastel-coloured terraces front the large sandy beach and quaint old harbour. Golf is also popular here where Aberdyfi’s famous links course is one of the UK’s finest. Local museum is dedicated to the port’s shipbuilding past. Lots of places to eat. Also try SuP here. Full hire available.
30 minute drive from Cuddfan along stunning coastal roads. There is a wide range of independent shops, cafes. pubs and restaurants, so a day can be spent browsing, dipping in and out of shops with regular coffee stops, and maybe an ice cream on the harbour watching the boats and seagulls. Amusements available for families and children.
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Barmouth
30 minute drive from Cuddfan along stunning coastal roads. There is a wide range of independent shops, cafes. pubs and restaurants, so a day can be spent browsing, dipping in and out of shops with regular coffee stops, and maybe an ice cream on the harbour watching the boats and seagulls. Amusements available for families and children.
Situated in Abergynolwyn. Bike rental, coaching and guided riding all available in the beautiful mountains. Also offer bike maintenance if you are bringing your own.
Wheelism
Situated in Abergynolwyn. Bike rental, coaching and guided riding all available in the beautiful mountains. Also offer bike maintenance if you are bringing your own.
Large craft store, with clothing and lovely unique products for sale. Excellent cafe also on site. Lovely little walk to explore. Great for a rainy day! Check their website for opening hours.
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Meirion Mill Shop and Coffee Shop
Large craft store, with clothing and lovely unique products for sale. Excellent cafe also on site. Lovely little walk to explore. Great for a rainy day! Check their website for opening hours.
Friendly little railway in the lovely village of Corris. Only about 1 1/2 miles long currently but has an interesting history and definitely worth a visit
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Corris Steam Railway Museum
Friendly little railway in the lovely village of Corris. Only about 1 1/2 miles long currently but has an interesting history and definitely worth a visit
The location is fantastic, tucked away in the quiet, open countryside but only a couple of miles from Machynlleth. Has to be booked on line. The knowledge and enthusiasm that these wonderful people share with you makes this day a must for anybody interested in Birds of prey and Falconry.
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Falconry Experience Wales
The location is fantastic, tucked away in the quiet, open countryside but only a couple of miles from Machynlleth. Has to be booked on line. The knowledge and enthusiasm that these wonderful people share with you makes this day a must for anybody interested in Birds of prey and Falconry.
Beautiful place woodland walks, bird hides a-plenty, lots of wildlife and interesting board walks through wetlands.
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RSPB Ynys-hir
Dyfi FurnaceBeautiful place woodland walks, bird hides a-plenty, lots of wildlife and interesting board walks through wetlands.
Excellent visit within a lovely setting.
Refreshments very good and staff very helpful and friendly. Great to visit when Ospreys are nesting and you can visit the hide/watch on the cameras.
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Dyfi Osprey Project
Excellent visit within a lovely setting.
Refreshments very good and staff very helpful and friendly. Great to visit when Ospreys are nesting and you can visit the hide/watch on the cameras.
Barmouth Bridge, 150 years old in 2017. There is an honesty toll for pedestrians and cyclists to cross between Barmouth and Fairbourne. Once on the Fairbourne side, there is a path into Fairbourne itself, or you can travel up the famous Mawddach Trail along the disused railway line towards Dolgellau via the George the III pub. Really lovely walk , spectacular views all around, great photo opportunities would definitely recommend.
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Barmouth Toll Bridge
Barmouth Bridge, 150 years old in 2017. There is an honesty toll for pedestrians and cyclists to cross between Barmouth and Fairbourne. Once on the Fairbourne side, there is a path into Fairbourne itself, or you can travel up the famous Mawddach Trail along the disused railway line towards Dolgellau via the George the III pub. Really lovely walk , spectacular views all around, great photo opportunities would definitely recommend.
Drive up to the free parking area & just do the short version which is only 1 mile in length. The views across to the Cader Idris Ridge & down the Mawddach estuary is one of the best in the UK for such little effort.
Panorama Walk, Barmouth
Panorama WalkDrive up to the free parking area & just do the short version which is only 1 mile in length. The views across to the Cader Idris Ridge & down the Mawddach estuary is one of the best in the UK for such little effort.
Lovely beach, go past the dunes and dogs can also come with you in season. Lovely beach, very clean, picturesque but can get very busy in season near the jetty. Great for paddle boarding and there is Stand Up Paddle Boarding, where all the gear and boards can be hired.
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Aberdyfi Beach
Lovely beach, go past the dunes and dogs can also come with you in season. Lovely beach, very clean, picturesque but can get very busy in season near the jetty. Great for paddle boarding and there is Stand Up Paddle Boarding, where all the gear and boards can be hired.
Aberdovey Recreation Ground consists of 6 rinks of lawn bowls, tennis courts, an 18 hole putting green and a croquet lawn. All facilities are open to either members who pay an annual fee or to the public who can purchase a season ticket or pay as you play - its up to you !
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Aberdovey Golf Club
Station roadAberdovey Recreation Ground consists of 6 rinks of lawn bowls, tennis courts, an 18 hole putting green and a croquet lawn. All facilities are open to either members who pay an annual fee or to the public who can purchase a season ticket or pay as you play - its up to you !
One hour Drive from the cottage. Zip World Fforest offers an idyllic woodland setting for all your adventure needs. The heart of the site is the Fforest Coaster - based on the traditional toboggan but running on rails, it offers a year round, all-weather experience for ages 3 and up. There are two high ropes courses; Treehoppers for younger children (5-12 years) and Zip Safari 2 (9 years and up). You can bounce and explore to your heart's content on Treetop Nets; giant bouncy nets suspended in the trees, or experience the thrill of Skyride 2, Europe's highest five-seater swing. Drop 100ft alone or with a friend on the world's first tandem drop experience, Plummet 2. After all that adventure, why not relax, re-fuel and watch the action from one of our two on-site cafes. Open all year round.
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Zip World Fforest
A470One hour Drive from the cottage. Zip World Fforest offers an idyllic woodland setting for all your adventure needs. The heart of the site is the Fforest Coaster - based on the traditional toboggan but running on rails, it offers a year round, all-weather experience for ages 3 and up. There are two high ropes courses; Treehoppers for younger children (5-12 years) and Zip Safari 2 (9 years and up). You can bounce and explore to your heart's content on Treetop Nets; giant bouncy nets suspended in the trees, or experience the thrill of Skyride 2, Europe's highest five-seater swing. Drop 100ft alone or with a friend on the world's first tandem drop experience, Plummet 2. After all that adventure, why not relax, re-fuel and watch the action from one of our two on-site cafes. Open all year round.
Approx 1.5hr drive from Cuddfan.
is a living working museum that tells the story of the Slate industry in Wales.
Wander through the workshops and marvel at the giant waterwheel, be amazed at the foundry and listen to the voices of the past in the Caban(Mess Room). Enjoy a slate splitting demonstration by our quarrymen or visit the blacksmith in the forge, and step back in time in the quarrymen's houses - refurnished to reflect 3 key periods in the slate industry, before visiting the cafe and the shop.
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Museo Nacional de la Pizarra
Approx 1.5hr drive from Cuddfan.
is a living working museum that tells the story of the Slate industry in Wales.
Wander through the workshops and marvel at the giant waterwheel, be amazed at the foundry and listen to the voices of the past in the Caban(Mess Room). Enjoy a slate splitting demonstration by our quarrymen or visit the blacksmith in the forge, and step back in time in the quarrymen's houses - refurnished to reflect 3 key periods in the slate industry, before visiting the cafe and the shop.
About an hours drive from Cuddfan. Plan one of the many walks to the summit (but please be properly prepared and kitted out) or take the train to the summit. Got to be done if in Snowdonia National Park
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Snowdon
About an hours drive from Cuddfan. Plan one of the many walks to the summit (but please be properly prepared and kitted out) or take the train to the summit. Got to be done if in Snowdonia National Park
Portmeirion is a tourist village in Gwynedd, North Wales. It was designed and built by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1975 in the style of an Italian village. Has to be seen to be believed. Stunning setting, set on the estuary on its own peninsular. A really quirky and interesting place to visit. Glorious on a sunny spring day! Go early in the day before the crowds arrive for more chance to experience a bit of magic. The village is beautiful but make time to really explore the woodland walks. Admission fee charged and no dogs allowed unfortunately, but well worth a trip. Take lots of photos. About an hours drive from Cuddfan.
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Portmeirion
Portmeirion is a tourist village in Gwynedd, North Wales. It was designed and built by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1975 in the style of an Italian village. Has to be seen to be believed. Stunning setting, set on the estuary on its own peninsular. A really quirky and interesting place to visit. Glorious on a sunny spring day! Go early in the day before the crowds arrive for more chance to experience a bit of magic. The village is beautiful but make time to really explore the woodland walks. Admission fee charged and no dogs allowed unfortunately, but well worth a trip. Take lots of photos. About an hours drive from Cuddfan.
About 1.5hrs from Cuddfan. Four activities including the fastest zip line in the world. Booking essential, particularly for the zipline. Quarry carting. Cafe on site and a really enjoyable day out.
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Zip World Penrhyn Quarry
About 1.5hrs from Cuddfan. Four activities including the fastest zip line in the world. Booking essential, particularly for the zipline. Quarry carting. Cafe on site and a really enjoyable day out.
Lovely walk straight from the cottage. Designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest because of the choughs and other birds that breed there. Stunning views out across the estuary. The largest inland breeding site for cormorants in Wales is here. Other birds nesting here include the barn owl, little owl, peregrine falcon, common redstart, northern wheatear and common linnet.
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Craig Yr Aderyn (Bird Rock)
Lovely walk straight from the cottage. Designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest because of the choughs and other birds that breed there. Stunning views out across the estuary. The largest inland breeding site for cormorants in Wales is here. Other birds nesting here include the barn owl, little owl, peregrine falcon, common redstart, northern wheatear and common linnet.
Beautiful very large lake with wonderful steam train that goes around it. Less than 40 minute drive away. Boating.
Lago Bala, Bala LL23, Reino Unido
Beautiful very large lake with wonderful steam train that goes around it. Less than 40 minute drive away. Boating.
Just over an hours drive. See the stunning Swallow waterfalls, stroll along the river or spend time looking around this quaint town,
Betws-y-Coed
Just over an hours drive. See the stunning Swallow waterfalls, stroll along the river or spend time looking around this quaint town,
Food scene
Wonderful local pub and restaurant just a short 2 minute walk from the cottage. Booking advised. Check for opening times and menu.
Railway Inn
Wonderful local pub and restaurant just a short 2 minute walk from the cottage. Booking advised. Check for opening times and menu.
Lovely meals. Booking essential. Recently refurbished. Highly recommended. Locally sourced ingredients.
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Proper Gander
4 High StLovely meals. Booking essential. Recently refurbished. Highly recommended. Locally sourced ingredients.
Holgates Ice Cream Shop & Café, Pendre Ind Estate Tywyn. Honey ice cream and daily specials. Soft whip ice cream.
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Holgates Ice Cream Shop & Cafe
Holgates Ice Cream Shop & Café, Pendre Ind Estate Tywyn. Honey ice cream and daily specials. Soft whip ice cream.
Cafe in the centre of Abergynolwyn. Now known as Y Caffi.
Opening daily from 09:00, serving breakfasts, lunches, home made cakes etc. situated in the Ganolfan, just at the bottom of the street from Cuddfan.
Amazing breakfasts and home made cakes. Dog friendly.
Cafe Ceunant
Cafe in the centre of Abergynolwyn. Now known as Y Caffi.
Opening daily from 09:00, serving breakfasts, lunches, home made cakes etc. situated in the Ganolfan, just at the bottom of the street from Cuddfan.
Amazing breakfasts and home made cakes. Dog friendly.
In Aberdyfi. Best fish and chips in the area (well we think so) and serve a great selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes too. Pick some up, then park along the sea front and watch one of the amazing sunsets
Walker's Quality Fish & Chips
8 Bodfor TerraceIn Aberdyfi. Best fish and chips in the area (well we think so) and serve a great selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes too. Pick some up, then park along the sea front and watch one of the amazing sunsets
A friendly and relaxed small bar & cafe situated in the historic Old Market Hall in Tywyn, offering freshly cooked food made using mainly local ingredients and serving beers, a selection of carefully chosen wines & gins, and fabulous cocktails. Very family friendly.
The Retreat Bar & Cafe
College Green A friendly and relaxed small bar & cafe situated in the historic Old Market Hall in Tywyn, offering freshly cooked food made using mainly local ingredients and serving beers, a selection of carefully chosen wines & gins, and fabulous cocktails. Very family friendly.
Traditional reasonably priced pub grub. Portions are huge! Limited parking at back of pub, but plenty on street parking close by. Just 4 miles from Cuddfan
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Peniarth Arms Hotel
Traditional reasonably priced pub grub. Portions are huge! Limited parking at back of pub, but plenty on street parking close by. Just 4 miles from Cuddfan
Lovely little restaurant set in Tywyn Wales. They pride themselves on using the very best produce to create exciting and delicious food that won't break the bank. A comfortable and easy place to visit and dine. Also do takeaways (amazing and at 20% off menu price) and special nights i.e. Burrito Nights. Good vegetarian and Vegan options. Do wonderful takeaways at 20% discount. Highly recommended.
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Salt Marsh Kitchen
6 College GrnLovely little restaurant set in Tywyn Wales. They pride themselves on using the very best produce to create exciting and delicious food that won't break the bank. A comfortable and easy place to visit and dine. Also do takeaways (amazing and at 20% off menu price) and special nights i.e. Burrito Nights. Good vegetarian and Vegan options. Do wonderful takeaways at 20% discount. Highly recommended.
Located at the side of Talyllyn Lake (2 miles from Cuddfan). Serving lunch and dinners 7 days a week (also do coffee and cake outside main times). Large restaurant including outdoor seating right at the side of the lake. Incredible views. Booking required. Dog friendly.
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Ty'n y Cornel Hotel
Located at the side of Talyllyn Lake (2 miles from Cuddfan). Serving lunch and dinners 7 days a week (also do coffee and cake outside main times). Large restaurant including outdoor seating right at the side of the lake. Incredible views. Booking required. Dog friendly.
About 15 minutes drive through the most incredible scenery. Lovely conservatory that looks out across the mountains. The drive heading back with the view of Talyllyn Lake is a must have photo stop. Opens all day until around 8 in the evening. Lovely conservatory to take in the views.
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Cross Foxes - Bar Grill Rooms
A487About 15 minutes drive through the most incredible scenery. Lovely conservatory that looks out across the mountains. The drive heading back with the view of Talyllyn Lake is a must have photo stop. Opens all day until around 8 in the evening. Lovely conservatory to take in the views.
Lovely tea rooms with amazing food and a fantastic selection of gifts. Situated in the lovely town of Dolgellau, about 15/20 min drive away.
Gwyndy
Bridge StreetLovely tea rooms with amazing food and a fantastic selection of gifts. Situated in the lovely town of Dolgellau, about 15/20 min drive away.